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Hello, I am using WordPress 3.9.1 and BuddyPress 2.0.1 and I’m only now seeing a reference to a sitewide activity stream page, as opposed to just activity from yourself and friends. Should “All Members” be a tab that is available to me from my profile page, as Personal, Mentions, Favorites, Friends and Groups are, like it is in the top screenshot of this page on Activity Streams:
http://codex.buddypress.org/buddypress-components-and-features/activity-streams/
I do not see the “All Members” tab in my profile as shown in that screenshot.
Other information that could affect this, if the “All Members” tab should be there, is I am using Custom Community theme, which used to support BuddyPress but recently has been listed as outdated, and I am using a custom bbPress theme that makes the forums look like phpBB3.
Here is a link to my site: http://www.halodiehards.net/forums/
As always, any help or clarification appreciated!
Hello,
I have been trying to update from 1.9.2 to 2.0.1 for a while now. Whenever i install the new version and click on activate, the site simply crashes and is not available again, until i rename the buddypress folder.
Interesting is, if i install buddypress 1.9.2 again, this activation works flawless.So far i have not been able to track the error down. in apaches error log, no php errors are shown, prior to the crash ( yes, pohp loggiin is on and working and stores into apaches error log). it simply starts:
[Fri Jun 20 16:16:51.729370 2014] [core:notice] [pid 27371] AH00052: child pid 27377 exit signal Segmentation fault (11)This happens on every refresh then.
I am completely clueless, any idea?
Some system info:
Server: OS Linux Software Apache/2.4.9 (Ubuntu) Version 32Bit
WordPress: VER 3.9.1
Mem: WP 128M (def) Usage 11% 14.16M of PHP Limit 128M
System: PHP 5.5.12-2+deb.sury.org~precise+1 Active Plugins 16 Zend 2.5.0
Database: SQL 5.5.37 Build 5.5.37-0ubuntu0.12.04.1 Charset utf8Hi,
Can you put the class on the mandatory fields entered in the registration form wordpress.
I want to put in the required fields in red
ThanksHi
Like many people I’m after having nested fields…
I thought that this might be the solution http://wordpress.org/plugins/fields-framework/
Since it had a way of putting fields into groups..and well nesting those groups.
Would it be possible to take the code and integrate it into buddypress or http://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-xprofile-custom-fields-type/
The code in question from what I can work out from the fields-framework plugin is…
Classes.php
if(!class_exists(‘FF_Field_Group’)) {
class FF_Field_Group extends FF_Field {
protected $fields = array();public function set_saved_value($saved_value) {
$saved_value = parent::set_saved_value($saved_value);if($this->repeatable != true) {
foreach($this->fields as $field) {
$set_saved_value = !ff_empty($saved_value) && is_array($saved_value) && array_key_exists($field->name, $saved_value) ? $saved_value[$field->name] : null;$saved_value[$field->name] = $field->set_saved_value($set_saved_value);
}
}
elseif(!ff_empty($saved_value) && is_array($saved_value)) {
foreach($saved_value as &$value) {
foreach($this->fields as $field) {
$set_saved_value = !ff_empty($value) && is_array($value) && array_key_exists($field->name, $value) ? $value[$field->name] : null;if(ff_empty($value) || is_array($value)) {
$value[$field->name] = $field->set_saved_value($set_saved_value);
}
}
}
}return $saved_value;
}public function html() {
$field_group_id = $this->id;$field_group_name = $this->name;
foreach($this->fields as $field) {
$original_field_name = $field->name;$original_field_id = $field->id;
$field->name = “{$field_group_name}[{$original_field_name}]”;
$field->id = “{$field_group_id}-{$original_field_id}”;
$value = is_array($this->value) && array_key_exists($original_field_name, $this->value) ? $this->value[$original_field_name] : null;
$field->set_saved_value($value);
$field->container();
$field->name = $original_field_name;
$field->id = $original_field_id;
}
}public function add_field($field) {
$this->fields[] = $field;
}
}
}Functions
if(!function_exists(‘ff_add_field_to_field_group’)) {
function ff_add_field_to_field_group($field_group_uid, $field_uid) {
if(empty(FF_Registry::$fields[$field_group_uid])) {
ff_throw_exception(__(‘Invalid Field Group UID’, ‘fields-framework’));
}if(empty(FF_Registry::$fields[$field_uid])) {
ff_throw_exception(__(‘Invalid Field UID’, ‘fields-framework’));
}FF_Registry::$fields[$field_group_uid]->add_field(FF_Registry::$fields[$field_uid]);
}
}It also features in builder but not able to work out the coding….
Idea of putting fields into groups and then nesting them, might be the way forward..
If that could then be combined with the conditional fields plugin, might then be onto a winner…
Sorry, I know zero about php coding, but I hope I might point someone onto the way…..
Can I just use the profile pages of a BuddyPress theme so I can keep my entire WordPress theme the way it is?
Hi,
I just set up a fresh new wp3.9 on my local host wampserver , but when I try install BuddyPress and bbPress latest versions I got a conflict. Below is my process:
– 1. Install WP 3.9
– 2. Install BuddyPress – 2.1 Active it.
– 3. Install bbPress (works fine) – 3.1 Active it ->> Error, blank page. Can’t go back to Admin Dashboard cause it stops working.– 4. Go to wordpress directory delete the bbPress plugin folder.
– 4.1 Refresh dashboard and deactivate BuddyPress.
– 5. Install bbPress (works fine) – 5.1 Active it (works fine)
– 6. Active BuddyPress – > Error Blank page.Does anyone has this problem and know how to fix this? please help!
Hi there,
I’m running buddypress 2.01, wordpress 3.9.1.
I’m not sure if this is just my theme, but when pressing the “comment” button on a user’s activity on the sitewide activity page, there is a text input field that appears below the activity, but then entire page then scrolls to the top to the “what’s new (username)” form. This makes it confusing for users.
I’m just wondering if anyone else experiences this, or if it’s just something to do with my theme?
Thanks for your help.