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  • #171994

    In reply to: Dashes in usernames

    bp-help
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    #171993
    catwomanbadkitty
    Participant

    Thanks @shanebp
    Works perfectly!
    Linking the author page through to the profile page is in my opinion the best way to join WordPress to Buddypress because it allows viewers looking at blogs on the author page to choose to click through to the bp profile or to continue to look at more blog posts by category.
    Thanks a lot for the code. Great solution!

    #171982
    bp-help
    Participant

    @blogminded @tripvips
    That would work fine unless the site admin was using a plugin like:
    https://wordpress.org/plugins/private-community-for-bp-lite/
    Then that URL would be useless and they would just get redirected but maybe this person is not using a plugin that restricts logged out visitors from the site so your idea may work for them.

    #171978
    bp-help
    Participant

    @hkcharlie
    New plugin out does the trick:
    https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-direct-menus/
    Works good in my test so far!

    #171952
    ReginaKempster
    Participant

    WordPress Version: 3.6.1
    BuddyPress Version: 1.8.1
    Website: http://www.skinny-sized.com

    When viewing a member’s profile the text size is clear, however when you enter edit mode each input field is too narrow/short. You cannot see what you are typing, which can lead to spelling errors and missed information.

    This error appeared when signed in on Safari and Internet Explorer.

    Please direct me to the css file and section where I can modify and rectify this situation.
    Thank you,
    Regina

    #171945
    danbp
    Participant

    hi @caycee !

    consider what djpaul answered here:
    https://buddypress.org/support/topic/wesley-daniel-chain-problem-in-buddypress/#post-171672

    and on the plugin page
    Requires: WordPress 3.2, BuddyPress 1.5 or higher
    Compatible up to: WordPress 3.5 / BuddyPress 1.6
    Last Updated: 2012-10-9

    #171942
    wavedrop
    Participant

    I am using a plugin called “BP Profile Search”. I am a developer and would have no issues coding a custom page for whatever functionality I need, but I am using the plugin and it’s working great. #stadingOnShouldersOfGiants

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-profile-search/

    caycee
    Participant

    In the screenshots it shows a link to BuddyPress Courseware in the WordPress control panel to the left. My plugin activated, but I don’t have access to any of the functionality. There is no link.

    I am using WordPress 3.6.1, have downloaded the most recent Buddypress and BuddyPress Courseware, and am using the ParkCollege theme.

    #171934
    wp_lover_4ever
    Participant

    If anyone knows about this, please comment!

    And to anyone who reads this post later, and is looking answer to the same question, I found a new plugin called rtMedia – which is a great choice for adding photos, videos, or audio on your posts and showing it in the activity stream. It seems to have released 3 days earlier, atleast the latest version with this name.
    https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-media/

    But, if you know anything better, please tell us about it!

    #171926
    wp_lover_4ever
    Participant

    Hello fellow wp_devs!
    I want a WordPress site with social/membership integration. This will be for independent musicians to upload and post their own music on their page, and must include a wall for posts (same concept as Myspace, Reverb Nation, etc).

    Members must be able to embed a music player on their profile/wall page for them to showcase and upload their music.

    Which plugin would you advise me to use for the music integration, and which theme would be best?

    Thanks 😀

    #171920
    bp-help
    Participant

    @bloxblox
    Its really not good to reply on 2 year old threads. Anyway there is a plugin for that and from what I can see it still works decent even though it has not been updated in a few years.
    https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-edit-activity-stream/

    #171911
    @mercime
    Participant

    @squaredindex If you’re using a WordPress theme, not a BP Default child theme, check out BP Theme Compatibility information at
    a. https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/theme-compatibility-1-7/a-quick-look-at-1-7-theme-compatibility/
    b. https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/theme-compatibility-1-7/template-hierarchy/

    Basically if you want to change ALL the BP pages to have a sidebar or not, then create a new file named buddypress.php and paste in the code of your theme’s file which has a sidebar or a full width layout. Then upload buddypress.php to the root of your theme’s folder in server. For theme compatibility to work, your theme should have the_title and the_content within the WP loop. Read a) above.

    If you want to mix-and-match BP pages with full-width and two-column (with sidebar) layouts, read b).

    #171895
    squaredindex
    Participant

    Not a child theme, just a normal wordpress theme that uses buddypress. I don’t know if I have to do a child theme for it to work.

    #171888
    Davidollerton
    Participant

    Hi @mercime thanks for feedback – I have tried deactivating all plugins and switched to twenty thirteen, still the same issue, “There was a problem cropping your avatar”

    The site is hosted on zippykid – I will check with them. Uploading regular media to a post or page is also no issue, thumbnails work fine, this is the only time I’ve had any media related issues.

    I’ve also installed “WP User Avatar” and weirdly that works no problem, but I don’t want users to have to go to the wordpress control panel to change their avatar.

    #171886
    bp-help
    Participant

    @philmay
    If you had checked the link @carlh1 had provided you would see when you click on community that the issue is unresolved. An experienced developer may be able to help but if the theme is over-bloated and doesn’t follow standard WordPress template structures then I am afraid you are in for a hefty price-tag even if you hire one. If you have not already checked it out review:
    https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/theme-compatibility-1-7/a-quick-look-at-1-7-theme-compatibility/
    See if that helps. Based on your previous topics when you mentioned Non Disclosure Agreements your probably going to have a rough time finding anyone that would be willing to sign that. After all BP, Themes, and all plugins that require WordPress to work fall under GNU/GPL because they are derivative works that uses WordPress’s hooks, actions, filters etc. in order to work with WordPress it has to be. Realistically I doubt your site will be any more groundbreaking than anyone else who has created a WP/BP powered community site so it is right silly to require a NDA! I have seen some very amazing sites created with WP & BP but most of them come from top notch experienced web developers and web designers. Please don’t take this as discouraging or negative just set a realistic goal. Either way good luck!

    #171878
    @mercime
    Participant

    @craftersuniversity At this moment, I see that you’re using a Twenty Eleven as parent theme and not Twenty Twelve.

    Twenty Eleven has a one-column layout for its default page.php. Check out this tutorial for getting a sidebar into the BP pages: http://bpsocialnetwork.wordpress.com/2013/06/02/twenty-eleven-theme-compatibility/

    #171856
    haykayltduk
    Participant

    Hi,

    If you add a field to the registration profile which is a drop-down list and you would like the first item to be ‘Please select an option’ *and* you mark the field as required, users do not have to do anything.

    They are not forced to ‘select an option’.

    This is because when generating the HTML <option> code, a value is placed there. If, instead, the value was set to “”, then this feature code work.

    Look through the code, there is already the notion of ‘is default’. I have a patch which adds the notion of ‘is placeholder’.

    Is this wanted in the core?

    Thanks,
    Anand

    p.s. also created in trac http://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5184

    #171855
    Davidollerton
    Participant

    Update: It isn’t a theme or plugin issue, as I switched to Twenty Thirteen and found the same problem. After that I switched off plugins 1 by 1 and still nothing.

    Im running WordPress 3.6.1 Buddypress 1.7 and am hosted by zippykid

    Thanks

    #171852
    craftersuniversity
    Participant

    I have had some serious trouble getting a sidebar to show on the pages generated by Buddypress under my websites theme “Twenty Twelve”. The sidebar simply doesn’t show up, but on regular WordPress pages and post it shows up as usual. The source code shows the name of the widgets though, along with the CSS styling, but nothing is visible. I’ve search the web for over a day now, and i haven’t found any useful information. The only thing that even come close is the so called “Buddypress Template Pack” but unfortunately it is no longer available, which makes those guides completely useless.

    I’ve tried everything i can think of ( considering i don’t understand PHP ). I’ve deactivated all plugins except Buddypress, fiddle about with .PHP files, trying to copy the theme “sidebar.php” and “sidebar-page.php” file to a child theme and renaming them “sidebar-buddypress.php”, removing the “‘buddypress'” part in the “get-sidebar” function, installing different plugins related to buddypress sidebars, but nothing works. I’ve tried Buddypress own default theme and it does show a sidebar, so this has to be an incompatibility between Twenty Twelve and Buddypress.

    Has anyone else experienced this problem? Does anyone have any information at all? I’m completely at a loss on what to do here…

    WordPress 3.6.1 (latest version)
    Twenty Twelve 1.6 (latest version)
    Buddypress 1.8.1 (latest version)
    Website http://craftersu.com/

    #171851
    seamtv
    Participant

    I’ve been trying to add users to Groups as the Admin in the back-end. I type in the username (or a portion of it) and a list box appears with the following:
    ()
    ()
    ()

    …with as many matches as it can find. There are no names, only “()” in the list. If I click on one of these, it saves itself below as: “() x”.

    When I save the page, the user is not added (not surprisingly, since there is no username captured).

    I am using Buddypress 1.8.1
    Wordpress 3.6.1

    Any help is appreciated.

    Estopero
    Participant

    Hi guys! Firstly thanks for this great software is an awesome work 🙂

    Ok, I know the error sound weird, but it’s happening to me. I don’t know if is well explained so I will explain step by step:

    1 – I open my blog
    2 – I open a page
    3 – I open another page
    3 – All is ok

    However if:

    1 – I open my blog
    2 – I open a special buddypress page like Members or Activity
    3 – I open a page like “About Us”
    4 – I get a 404 not found error
    5 – I press f5
    6 – All is ok

    Additional info:

    1 – I open my blog
    2 – I open a special buddypress page like Members
    3 – I open another special buddypress page like Activity
    4 – All is ok
    5 – I open a page like “About Us”
    6 – I get a 404 not found error
    7 – I press f5
    8 – All is ok

    If in the step 3 I go to a post instead a page the problem doesn’t happen. I don’t see any problem in the error_log or access_log.

    I have WordPress and all plugins updated. Anyone else is having this problem?

    davepmoll
    Participant

    Hello,

    Under MEMBERS/username/SETTINGS/GENERAL are fields that allow registered users to change their email and password. When I do this, I get the Are You Sure You Want to Do This? Please try again page in wordpress.

    I have already tried deactivating all plugins and that did not help.

    Thanks!

    WP Version 3.6.1
    BP Version 1.8.1

    http://www.set4golf.com

    #171845
    marmuel
    Participant

    Hi there,

    actually I use child-theme, based on the bp-default-Theme.

    I have added a new site, where I list all members of the groups, which the user is member of.
    Unfortunately, I don´t know how I could insert this view in the members/index.php of my child-theme. Actually I use link from the index.php to a separate site of wordpress. The Problem is, all items of the navigation are “lost” and a further site is not very user-friendly.
    Every works fine. But is there any chance to include this directly in my index.php of the child-theme?

    The link in theme/buddypress/members/index.php of my child-theme

    <li id="members-my"><a href="/vereinfaches/vereinskollegen/" class="no-ajax-customlink"><?php printf( __('Meine Vereinskollegen') ) ?></a></li>

    The code in the template of my new site:

    <div id="buddypress">
    		
     <?php 
    $user_id = bp_loggedin_user_id();
    $groups = $wpdb->get_col($wpdb->prepare("SELECT group_id FROM {$wpdb->prefix}bp_groups_members WHERE user_id = %d",$user_id),0);	
    global $wpdb;
    $allUsers = $wpdb->get_col($wpdb->prepare("SELECT DISTINCT user_id FROM {$wpdb->prefix}bp_groups_members WHERE group_id IN (".implode(', ', array_fill(0, count($groups), '%s')).")",$groups),0);
      
     if ( bp_has_members( array( 'include' => $allUsers ) ) ) : ?>
     
      <div id="member-count" class="pag-count">
        <?php bp_group_member_pagination_count() ?>
      </div>
     
      <div id="member-pagination" class="pagination-links">
        <?php bp_group_member_pagination() ?>
      </div>
     
      <ul id="member-list" class="item-list">
      <?php while ( bp_group_members() ) : bp_group_the_member(); ?>
     
        <li>
          <div class="item-avatar">
    				<a href="<?php bp_member_permalink(); ?>"><?php bp_member_avatar(); ?></a>
    			</div>
    
    			<div class="item">
    				<div class="item-title">
    					<a href="<?php bp_member_permalink(); ?>"><?php bp_member_name(); ?></a>
    
    					<?php if ( bp_get_member_latest_update() ) : ?>
    
    						<span class="update"> <?php bp_member_latest_update(); ?></span>
    
    					<?php endif; ?>
    
    				</div>
    
    				<div class="item-meta"><span class="activity"><?php bp_member_last_active(); ?></span></div>
        </li>
      <?php endwhile; ?>
      </ul>
      
    <?php endif; ?>
    </div><!-- #buddypress -->
    #171836
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    If you’re not already using one, set up an object cache. It’s relatively simple and will be a big improvement for all WordPress things, not just BuddyPress.

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