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While working on my own site, I noticed that the activity and members pages have a nice (jquery?) transition effect that crossfades the activity stream (or member list) whenever a new nav item is selected. This has the desirable effect of making the site feel solid and smooth. The transition is accompanied by a spinning icon on the active tab, which lets me know that something is happening in the background and that the page will refresh presently.
I thought perhaps that this transition was caused by something my own theme was doing (StudioPress Genesis Minimum Pro), but crossing over to the BuddyPress Default Theme on a separate installation of WordPress, I observed the same thing. It appears, then, that this is a BuddyPress function, and a very nice one, at that.
So far, so good. My second observation, though, is that this effect is not consistent across BuddyPress. On the Activity and Members pages, the transitions are as described above. But on the Home page, the transitions appear to be unmanaged. They are sudden and have the feeling of being more ragged, and there is no spinning icon, either. This behavior is consistent across both of the themes I tested.
Questions:
1. Am I seeing things that aren’t there, not seeing things that are there (or otherwise being too fussy)?
2. If I am not seeing things, is this behavior an artifact of my own installation(s) or is it an issue with BuddyPress? I am using BP 1.8.1 with WP 3.6.1. My browser is the latest version of Chrome on OSX Mountain Lion and I made my observations on MAMP development sites (although my live site seems to behave the same way).
3. If this is a real issue and not just an artifact of my installation, is there a way to extend the smooth transitions to the home page?Your thoughts on any or all of these questions will be very much appreciated.
LF
We notice that the reply bottom in the activity room was missing after trying to update wordpress to 3.7.1 How can we repair this problem. Also the comment area is there but you can not write in it.
Sheraton
The aim:
To echo the authors role (admin, member, etc) next to their name. This needs to be a site-wide change (activity, blog posts, members page, profile pages, etc). This is so that members are aware what level of knowledge/contribution any member has when they are interacting.It should appear as something like:
Jimmy Smith | Admin
John Doe | MemberCan anybody offer some guidance? I have been searching for quite a while, and I can’t imagine that I am the first to want this.
I am running the latest versions of WordPress and Buddypress.
Thanks in advance!Topic: Registration
Hi,
I’m trying to get my wordpress with BP going and discovered that there is no registration button on my website getslimwithmary .com
I checked marked the setting to activate it.
The theme that I’m using is Encounters Lite
What am I doing wrong? Do I need a different theme, or do I need to add another plugin for that feature?
Thank you!I upgraded to 3.7.1 using svn. I did this on my localhost to make sure everything is fine. Then I proceeded to do it on the server. However, on the server, the users’ avatars are not showing up and instead everyone is getting a mystery man.
Looking at source on my localhost where their avatars are showing up I get the following code:
<img src="http://localhost/[path]/wp-content/uploads/avatars/[a number]/[imagename.jpg]"On the server when I view source I get the following code for the same user:
<img src="http://gravatar.com/avatar/[alphanumeric]=http://[mywebsite.com]/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/images/mystery-man.jpg"What has gone wrong? Is there a particular file that needs changing?
I ultimately gave up looking at code and decided to try and re-upload images. But when I did that it fails to upload the avatars because it is trying to upload the avatar to
http://[domain]/path/to/avatars/[userid]/avatars/[userid]. So it is repeating the avatars and userid folders for some reason. Any ideas?Hello. I would like to edit the email that is being sent by Buddypress after registering (the one containing the activation link). How do I do this? Also, the sender’s address is, for some reason, wordpress@mydomain.com, even though I’ve set my admin email to contact@mydomain.com.
Thank in advance!
I am using a custom registration form using WPUF and their Buddypress Integration Add On. The function they use for new user verification is the wordpress new user verification:
// send user notification if ( class_exists( 'Theme_My_Login_Custom_Email') ) { do_action( 'tml_new_user_registered', $user_id, $password ); } else { wp_new_user_notification( $user_id, $password ); }I am trying to locate the correct buddypress function for sending a new user notification for buddypress so that I can update their code to work for me. Can someone help me to find the code or modify this to work for my buddypress site? Thanks.
Hello, I am running the newest version of wordpress and my website is based off the frisco child theme. Was just wondering how I could display the users profile in the upper right of my own header. This will look similar to the wordpress default black header with the [Howdy,…]. I am planning on removing this default black header though so I need a way for the user to log in from the top and then once they are logged in, the header displays their name. Then, if you hover over the name it drops down. Any help is appreciated. Thanks
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