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  • #183066

    In reply to: Nothing seems to work

    shanebp
    Moderator
    #183065
    thundy
    Participant

    Hi guys.

    ive tried re-installing WordPress, and then buddypress 10 times in the last 2 days and im suffering from the same problem that i see many people seem to have.

    I set up in accordance with the turorials. when i click Add new group, or any profile edit link, im returned a 404. None of the groups, activity or users pages work. I’ve tried using both twenty twelve and twenty fourteen themes and both have the same problem.

    If im honest im pretty much beaten now. For something that is supposedly easy to set up, it doesnt inspire a great deal of confidence that so many people seem to be having this issue. My site is http://www.everyonesawesome.com

    Morgan Kay
    Participant

    I have been trying to post my question on this forum, but I keep getting an error that says “Error: Your topic cannot be created at this time.”

    So I posted my question on WordPress Answers:
    http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/144665/problems-with-redirecting-a-buddypress-custom-subnav-item

    #183060

    In reply to: 2.1 top features

    SK
    Participant

    @ricardo_s

    2. Profile header to show more info of use at a glance (much like what is shown on buddypress homepage that showcases James Jacoby’s profile header)

    Check out and chime in: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4126

    #183043
    danbp
    Participant

    Hi @rybo3000,
    Perhaps you can use BuddyDrive, who works on profiles and use many many mime types (so far you selct them). Not a “post”, but each uploaded file is handled separatly, profile by profile.

    #183041

    In reply to: subdomains

    sharmavishal
    Participant

    Use Multi site WordPress install for that. If you want same use base but separate activity stream then use the following plugin

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-multi-network/

    #183039
    kansas3d
    Participant

    Thanks for your post.
    Good to know that I’m not the only one.
    I still couldn’t get it fixed.
    It really looks like it’s a bug that exist since the new update of WordPress and Buddypress.

    #183031
    stripedsquirrel
    Participant

    Just 2 very simple additions that make life easier:

    – Please make a regular option to change the slug of a group. It is weird that we have to install a years old plugin by JJJ in order to do so? (http://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-edit-group-slug/)
    – Also, there is no ‘view group’ link on the group backend editor. Makes it a lot easier to get to the group page.

    Thanks for considering.

    cyndimarie
    Participant

    I am trying to fix my user activation page (see this forum post). Here are the errors on the site in debug mode:

    Error shown throughout site:

    Notice: bp_setup_current_user was called incorrectly. The current user is being initialized without using $wp->init(). Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 1.7.) in /var/www/vhosts/thesitename.com/www/wp-includes/functions.php on line 3245

    Errors shown on Activation page (after user registers they are sent an email with an activation link, they click on it and are sent to this page. The page should have content, but for some reason it is completely blank):

    Notice: update_user_meta( $user_id, ‘last_activity’ ) was called incorrectly. User last_activity data is no longer stored in usermeta. Use bp_update_user_last_activity() instead. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 2.0.0.) in /var/www/vhosts/thesitename.com/www/wp-includes/functions.php on line 3245

    Notice: get_user_meta( $user_id, ‘last_activity’ ) was called incorrectly. User last_activity data is no longer stored in usermeta. Use bp_get_user_last_activity() instead. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 2.0.0.) in /var/www/vhosts/thesitename.com/www/wp-includes/functions.php on line 3245

    Fatal error: Call to undefined function bp_xprofile_create_field_type() in /var/www/vhosts/thesitename.com/www/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-xprofile/bp-xprofile-classes.php on line 560

    Any help would be appreciated 🙂

    #183012
    Henry Wright
    Moderator

    @amid11 you could use WP user meta to tally the ratings. +1 for an up-vote and -1 for a down-vote. Querying by user meta is supported by WP_Query – see here:

    https://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Query#Custom_Field_Parameters

    rudik123
    Participant

    It is link to my instalation -> http://www.randkujemy.pl
    I have buddypress 2.0.1 and wordpress 3.9.1

    Cheers,
    Tomek

    dugfunny
    Participant

    I am running buddypress 2.0.1 and wordpress 3.9.1, as well as a child theme of kleo 1.3. Thanks again!

    evertsaar
    Participant

    Hi guys!
    I have extended my WordPress sign up form with additional BP profile fields. All text fields save to the database just fine apart from multi fields (I’m using checkboxes and dropdowns). The default values are not set, nor is the information saved to the database. Any ideas what may cause that? I’m running latest versions of WP and BP and have tested on a clean site with BP as only plugin.

    Thanks

    #182990
    Henry Wright
    Moderator

    @godavid33 that plugin is actually free. Maybe tear open the code to see if a solution jumps out at you? Just an idea.

    Regarding your problem, I came across the issue a few months back when 1.9 was rolled out. You need to capture the item’s ID when adding a notification. See here for some related discussion

    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5389

    #182987
    Gemusli
    Participant

    I am having the same issue, but my url structure looks like:

    thesite.com/activate/?key=4a5bb0e685b93cad4af90d46f81d2643

    I am being redirected to the homepage.

    Wordpress 3.9.1
    BuddyPress 2.0.1

    BBPress…KLEO theme. (I am not using Gravity Forms.)

    Users are being created and I can see the accounts in inactive status under dashboard->users->manage signups

    #182983
    BuddyBoss
    Participant

    Fragment caching would be ideal, but that really needs to be built into BP core. You can do it on your own but you’ll be hacking up template files right and left and it will be hard to update later. A lot of effort if you don’t NEED it. I would suggest Object Caching as Paul Gibbs said.

    Ideally you will use APC object caching as it’s really fast (stores cached values in RAM). If you use W3TC with file caching (default) it will not be as fast as it has to read from files.

    Here’s a tutorial I wrote about how to enable Object Caching on BuddyPress:

    Caching BuddyPress

    Briefly:

    If you are hosting with a VPS or other setup where you have server admin access, you can contact your web host and request that they install APC on your server (it’s free) and then it will be available to you as a very fast method for Object Caching. Generally you cannot install APC on a shared hosting environment. APC stores the cached values in RAM, which is why I recommend at least 2GB of RAM for ideal server performance.

    Once your web host has confirmed that APC is installed and working, you will then need to enable it for WordPress with a plugin. My recommended method is with the APC Object Cache Backend plugin (as Paul Gibbs suggested). This is not a true plugin, but rather a “drop-in” file. As such, you do not actually activate the plugin. You just need to copy the object-cache.php file into your /wp-content/ directory. You don’t even need to upload the actual plugin. That’s it! As long as you have APC installed on your server and have placed the file correctly, APC-powered Object Caching should now be enabled and you should begin seeing performance improvements. To confirm that it’s working, you can type this into your browser while logged in as an admin: http://www.yourdomain.com/wp-admin/plugins.php?plugin_status=dropins (change yourdomain.com!). It should show APC Object Cache as a drop-in, and if so, you now have a good caching method enabled.

    #182981
    BuddyBoss
    Participant

    And here’s a tutorial for setting up a CDN with WordPress/BuddyPress. This makes such a big difference and is really easy and cheap to set up. A no brainer.

    Content Delivery Network

    #182980
    BuddyBoss
    Participant

    Here’s a tutorial I wrote about how to enable Object Caching on BuddyPress:

    Caching BuddyPress

    Briefly:

    If you are hosting with a VPS or other setup where you have server admin access, you can contact your web host and request that they install APC on your server (it’s free) and then it will be available to you as a very fast method for Object Caching. Generally you cannot install APC on a shared hosting environment. APC stores the cached values in RAM, which is why I recommend at least 2GB of RAM for ideal server performance.

    Once your web host has confirmed that APC is installed and working, you will then need to enable it for WordPress with a plugin. My recommended method is with the APC Object Cache Backend plugin (as Paul Gibbs suggested). This is not a true plugin, but rather a “drop-in” file. As such, you do not actually activate the plugin. You just need to copy the object-cache.php file into your /wp-content/ directory. You don’t even need to upload the actual plugin. That’s it! As long as you have APC installed on your server and have placed the file correctly, APC-powered Object Caching should now be enabled and you should begin seeing performance improvements. To confirm that it’s working, you can type this into your browser while logged in as an admin: http://www.yourdomain.com/wp-admin/plugins.php?plugin_status=dropins (change yourdomain.com!). It should show APC Object Cache as a drop-in, and if so, you now have a good caching method enabled.

    Jason Coleman
    Participant

    Hi, guys. Thanks for the thoughts and code around this idea. We are doing something similar for our setup at SchoolPress.me and I used some of the code here, tweaked it, and started a GitHub repo for the plugin.

    https://github.com/strangerstudios/bp-site-groups

    Instead of editing the loop in a template, I’m using the groups_get_groups filter to filter out non-site groups. I also have a couple checks in case people navigate directly to a non-site group in the frontend or dashboard.

    If you have any suggestions, please open an issue at GitHub. Thanks.

    As this firms up, I will probably move it into the WordPress.org repo.

    #182968
    David Cavins
    Keymaster

    Does the logout redirect work if BuddyPress is deactivated (i.e. if you’re just running a typical WordPress site)?

    #182966
    islandcastaway
    Participant

    Ok, after a day of troubleshooting I figured it out. (jump to the end for the stupid answer)

    Changing themes did not fix it, but it did open up a whole new can of worms because I was using a custom child theme running off of the bp-default theme. I see that I will have to totally redo my theme because of the changing BuddyPress structure.

    I rolled my database back to 4/29/2013 wordpress 3.6 era (3.9 files tho)

    deactivated BuddyPress
    Installed BuddyPress 1.7
    reactivated BuddyPress
    buddypress 1.7 works

    Did the same for 1.8 – 1.9. They all worked.
    I did notice that the title for the “members” list was “directory”, not members.
    I also noticed that in the plugins list throughout the updates it always said “There is a new version of BuddyPress available. View version 1.7 details”, even after 1.9

    Did the same steps for 2.0, still working.
    The “members list” page title was now “members” instead of “directory”.

    Did the same steps for 2.01, still working.

    The entire time I never hit upgrade network. When I did, I got an error saying no connection to sites, my dev box has all of the addresses hard coded in the hosts files and the site did pull up, just got the network update errors.

    Tried deactivating domain mapping, still errors.

    Updated the database with a current backup and BuddyPress was broke again.

    Tried the permalink switch again. Never noticed “BuddyPress is almost ready. You must update your permalink structure to something other than the default for it to work.” before.

    Went through each of the permalink options and still no go.

    Deactivated all plugins except BuddyPress, still no go.

    Rolled back the data base to 4/29/2013 and exported the wp_options table

    Imported the 3.6 era options into the 3.9.1 database.

    Tit worx.

    Got a “Fast Secure Contact Form has imported settings from the old version.”

    “Site Tracking Directory” is the “blogs” list page title

    So I manually flushed the rewrites table in wp_options, no go.
    Manually deleted _transient rows, no go

    Compared the bp-options rows in wp_options in the old and new databases.
    “blogs” was missing from “bp-active-components” in the newer database:

    a:4:{s:8:”xprofile”;s:1:”1″;s:8:”settings”;s:1:”1″;s:5:”blogs”;s:1:”1″;s:7:”members”;s:1:”1″;}

    Pasted that into the newer database and BINGO!

    Went to the BuddyPress component admin page and no blogs setting, but toggling on/off “Site Tracking” was they key.

    One friggin checkbox.

    How the ### does “Site Tracking – Record activity for new sites, posts, and comments across your network.” translate into disabling “members profile pages” and the “blogs list”?

    That seriously need to have a better description.

    So mission accomplished.

    Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

    #182965
    Leonson
    Participant

    Here is my .htacces:

    
    # BEGIN WordPress
    <IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteBase /
    RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
    RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
    </IfModule>
    
    # END WordPress
    

    im pretty sure im running on linux (because im using PLESK), but normal it does nothing with wordpress.

    #182956
    David Cavins
    Keymaster

    Sure. You’ll need a to make a loop in which you get the ids of the group members and then create a query to fetch those posts.

    For getting group member ids, look at:
    groups_get_group_members( $args = array( $group_id => # ) )

    For the query by author ids: https://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Query#Author_Parameters

    #182954
    Leonson
    Participant

    Hello People.

    When i activate buddypress 2.0.1 on wordpress version 3.8.3 i rechieve a Internal Server Error on the logout (redirection) page on my site. (/wp-login.php?action=logout&_wpnonce=b13eb0c456&redirect_to=http%3A%2F%2Frusrobgames.leonson.nl%2F%3Floggedout%3Dtrue). my site is http://rusrobgames.leonson.nl/

    I hope you can help me!
    Btw sorry for my bad english, i am dutch 😛

    Greetings from Holland!

    #182948

    In reply to: Translation problem

    danbp
    Participant

    Hi 3×7 !

    since 2.0 BP is loading automatic translation; This means that if you had a previous version installed, with a correct translation, that the new one is now active.

    Check in the wp/content/languages/ directorythe /plugins/ folder who maybe contain buddypress-xx_XX.mo/po files and it’s possible that you have also buddypress-xx_XX in the /languages/

    Open the po file and take a look to header. Normally you will see the version number.

    If you use a custom po/mo for your BP, put these files in the wp/content/languages/plugins/

    See also in your theme and avoid to use buddypress-xx_XX.mo from /buddypress/bp-languages/ (as a reminder)

    More details about translation, here and here.

    BP translation for all languages are now on translate.wordpress.org. If you’re a translator or if you want to contribute, i encourage you to participate on this projet. 😉

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