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  • @ChrisClayton
    Participant

    @G – looking into the buddypress adminbar stylesheet that bp adds to my site, i believe that that stylesheet has the buddypress specific styles for the ‘toolbar’ (the stuff buddypress adds, such as notifications thus it requires to be in the code (i could be wrong though)

    EDIT: You could always remove it if you wanted to – https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_deregister_style

    Global.js – https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_deregister_script

    Paul Gibbs

    thank you for your replay.

    I did and I talk with the host “blue-host” and they told me there is no any issue with them server and they are sure the problem is with one plugin I have making a conflict there at my wordpress.

    any one cane help me more please and also explain to me how i can making a good setting for wp-mail-smtp and mail-from plugins. may be i didn’t configure it correctly.

    Best Regards

    #128435

    In reply to: Profiles not syncing

    G
    Participant

    check your settings at: yourdomain.com/wp-admin/network/admin.php?page=bp-settings
    make sure option “Disable BuddyPress to WordPress profile syncing?” is set to NO
    otherwise, do what we all do, research the differences between your 2 installs – you will find it!

    #128421
    dcg182
    Member

    Hi Paul,

    Thank you for your response.

    I am running WordPress 3.3.1 and Buddypress 1.5.3.1

    Thank you for any insight you can offer!

    #128419
    @mercime
    Participant

    Did you follow the installation instructions where you need to transfer a file into your theme’s folder in server? https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-profile-privacy/installation/

    #128384
    DavidK
    Member

    Hi Paul —
    Thank you very much for the rapid reply. Yes — I would like to be able to have social networking type of on functionality on multiple WordPress sites in an MS environment.

    I’m trying to create a kind of social networking environment to teach small private classes (in photography) in a single install of BD on a single WP site, I couldn’t find a way to provide students taking a particular class access to a private set of POSTS in a single install of WP, hence the leap into Multisite. Posts provide a much richer way for students and teachers to share rich media than spaces like Forums.

    It sounds like I can’t get ‘multiple blogs’ in BP and can’t get ‘multiple’ social networking tools — beyond Forums — in a multi-site install — RIGHT?

    I do NOT one to re-locate a single buddypress install, which is what I believed you referenced above in the post about secondary blogs.

    Hope this is clear —

    Please give me your best advise.

    THANKS!

    I looked at trying to accomplish my goal in a single site and

    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    In the root of your WordPress site.

    #128380
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    You’re best to contact the authors of the Events Manager plugin and ask for support. I don’t know if they provide support here, or over on WordPress.org, or somewhere else.

    With very little php knowledge, i copy and pasted the wp-signup.php code (from the main wordpress folder) and replaced the bp-default themes register.php with the code.

    It looks like its worked because the forms etc sit nicely on the page and actually stay in the theme.

    But when clicking on the register or w.e button, it gets an error which is caused by the validation method…

    Not sure if im going about this the right way?

    I would just love to redirect the page to the normal wp-register lol.

    #128315

    No. I installed the same theme and plugins on another domain and it works there… I already manually reinstalled buddypress and bbpress. And I pressed the reinstall wordpress button on the dashboard updates…. This is beyond my knowledge.

    #128311

    In reply to: Forum – not working

    baiaz
    Member

    I tried to start from scratch with wordpress and then buddypress. I guess the solution is easy. but I am stuck…. so a little hel! Also Brayjason – it is nice to know that I am not alone. so thanks for your input

    #128305

    Thanks for the feedback.

    #128302
    nilssvz
    Member

    purplecobras.net
    the excite plan.
    i don’t know what shared/vps/cloud means.
    both wordpress and buddypress are the newest version.
    no plugins.
    twenty eleven.

    #128296
    nilssvz
    Member

    did you make an account at wordpress.com?

    it is not going to work there.

    #128294
    nilssvz
    Member

    nope, i installed wordpress by uploading the files via FTP.

    #128291
    @mercime
    Participant

    == downloaded the plugin and made a wordpress account ==

    What do you mean you made a WP account? Where did you make the WP account?

    #128289
    SK
    Participant

    Maybe I do it all wrong, but I’ve found that on WP when I have an issue with a plugin, I end up going to the plugin page (e.g. https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress/) hoping to find answers in FAQ, notes etc. If I don’t find answers there, I click on “Forum Posts” link on the page, which takes me to posts tagged for that plugin e.g. https://wordpress.org/tags/buddypress and then if I click Add New, I find that the plugin tag is already added (and plugin name automatically appears in topic title too..except in case of bbpress and buddypress).

    Because WordPress.org forums works like this for plugins, and because Buddypress is a WP plugin, I think that a more vibrant discussion at https://wordpress.org/tags/buddypress might even encourage more WordPress users to use BuddyPress. (more posts, frequent posts, fresh posts are usually, correctly or incorrectly, perceived as good support).

    Add to this the fact that the forums on buddypress.org plain suck! They suck!

    Don’t get me wrong here. People are fantastic and I’ve experienced volunteers jump to help out…and that’s brilliant.

    But from the perspective of usability, Buddypress.org forums suck, probably because Buddypress forums suck…I don’t know for sure…I’ve been exploring and reading for weeks and haven’t yet installed Buddypress myself….but I did read in Buddypress website somewhere that Buddypress includes a watered-down forum…

    Anyway, the point of this long winded post is that it surely would be nice to have a single place for support, that WP.org forums are a better candidate for such a single place, and that the team should consider merging the support…

    #128275
    Hugo Ashmore
    Participant

    ‘Tags’ are added by users it’s their decision to do so not WP support to run a specific support area for BP, in other words there aren’t support forums in two places really, it’s just unfortunate that people would ask BP specific question on WP support when this dedicated site exists.

    Ok scrub my comments, WP does what bp does here for plugin support, so Yes! it is unfortunate that two places exist to support one entity.

    #128271
    @mercime
    Participant

    Why not? :-) Not all posts at WP.org forums tagged buddypress have issues specific to BP. In many cases, WP.org moderators have referrred posters to our forums here. In some cases, I’ve referred posters here to multisite forums or third-party plugin and theme forums in WP.org when appropriate. And many plugin and theme devs have their own forums as well.

    If your post is unanswered after 24 hours, feel free to bump your topic. 99.9% of those who help out here are volunteers/developers living in different time zones.

    @mercime
    Participant

    Welcome back. Closing and marking as resolved.

    notpoppy
    Participant

    This is resolved for me now, please close.

    aces
    Participant

    Some web-hosting providers might need you to install a wordpress plugin such as https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/mail-from/ and/or https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-mail-smtp/

    wp-mail-smtp also has a useful debug feature and more settings…

    #128244
    @mercime
    Participant

    http://yoast.com/articles/wordpress-seo/#bread-crumbs

    If you created a child theme of bp-default, copy over two files from bp-default theme into your child theme folder:
    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/1.5.3.1/bp-themes/bp-default/single.php (add after line 10)
    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/1.5.3.1/bp-themes/bp-default/page.php (add after line 10)

    #128241
    @mercime
    Participant

    Maybe I misunderstood, but there’s an equivalent hook for member header `bp_before_member_header_meta` in groups header bp_before_group_header_meta so you don’t have to filter `bp_get_group_description`

    #128236
    @mercime
    Participant

    This means that you haven’t completed the compatibility process specifically Step 3.

    In your case, based on the free iFeature theme in WordPress theme repo, you will have to change 16 BP template files within the 6 BP folders transferred to your iFeature theme folder in your server during the compatibility process. Therefore the following instruction is for that free iFeature theme:

    Download the 6 BP folders from your theme’s folder to your computer hard drive.

    Starting with /activity/index.php, open up with text editor and at the very top of this file and the remaining 15 files, replace:
    `

    `

    with:
    `<?php
    global $options, $themeslug, $post; // call globals
    $page_section_order = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘page_section_order’ , true);
    get_header();
    ?>

    get($themeslug.’_disable_breadcrumbs’) == “1”)) { chimps_breadcrumbs(); }?>
    ?php chimps_before_page_content(); ?>

    `

    At the very bottom of the all 16 files files replace:
    `

    `

    with the following (except for register.php):
    `

    `

    with the following for register.php
    `

    jQuery(document).ready( function() {
    if ( jQuery(‘div#blog-details’).length && !jQuery(‘div#blog-details’).hasClass(‘show’) )
    jQuery(‘div#blog-details’).toggle();

    jQuery( ‘input#signup_with_blog’ ).click( function() {
    jQuery(‘div#blog-details’).fadeOut().toggle();
    });
    });

    `

    Save all files and upload to your theme’s folder in server, following the directory structure strictly.

    If this doesn’t work, you can request theme author to take a look at this post and show you the correct placements.

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