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  • lradden
    Participant

    Hi I inherited this web site at http://tah.newton.k12.ma.us/
    and no posts or pages are showing, especially the each user’s profile and associated lessons they posted.
    At the admin panel, I see the alert “The following active BuddyPress Components do not have associated WordPress Pages: Activity Streams, Discussion Forums, User Groups, Members.” and when I hit Repair I only see one page to associate each type with. I am unsure if I should proceed with this? I also need to upgrade the plugins and wordpress from 3.3 to 3.5, but I thought I would do that last. Help! Thanks!

    #157306
    danbpfr
    Participant

    .. and sipping a cup of tea, yes 😀

    #157300
    notpoppy
    Participant

    First, thanks for the speedy reply!

    I do have group forums so I guess that limits my choices a bit. Guess I’ll have to sit tight and wait for Buddypress 1.7 and BBPress forums 2.3…

    #157299
    danbpfr
    Participant

    hi @notpoppy,

    no it’s not possible. WP post comments are not forum discussions.
    And the BP included bbPress forum as no settings for such.

    If you use BP 1.6.x with the bbPress 2.2.4 plugin for a standalone forum, you can plug bbPress, but this cannot be done if you have group forums.

    If you use BP 1.7 and bbP 2.3, every thing becames possible, but you have to wait a little, both are still in beta…

    That said, each WP comes with Askimet, the theoretical nec plus ultra of comments anti-spam, whitch protect the comments, the activity stream, etc
    Search on this forum, you’ll find many discussions about spam and what to do/use….
    Even if no definetly solution exist.

    #157296
    gouessej
    Participant

    Hi

    There are already several tools to restrict access based on user roles, for example Members, Advanced Access Manager, Restrict Content, Page Security, Maven Member, User Access Manager, WordPress Access Control, Role Scoper, Press Permit, … However, none of them allows to restrict access of users not logged as WordPress users but with OpenID.

    notpoppy
    Participant

    Is it possible to apply the Discussion Settings I have set up for commenting on my WordPress site to what people can post in the Buddypress forum?

    I have a list of spam-related and abusive words in the Comment Moderation for the Discussion Settings which helps keep unwanted comments out of the blog. I would like to apply these to the Buddypress forum but it seems you can’t.

    Is there a plugin for this? Is this something that could be considered for a future version of Buddypress?

    parakeet
    Participant

    Hi,
    I am toying with starting a site that would essentially be a blogging platform, partly using BuddyPress.

    • A core of several dozen users should be able to author posts.
    • There would probably just be one blog (I would output “blog” sections by category/tag homepage).
    • Site users should be able to register to follow, interact with the few dozen authors, though not blog themselves.

    For the few dozen primary authors…

    • Each should belong to some organisation/company entity. ie. There should be some group-type entities that can house these authors, ie. Company A, Company B.
    • Those companies should also be expressed in their own right, with a page that lists their member authors and their content etc.
    • See how, on GitHub, a member’s page is brilliant (https://github.com/chrisbarnes), and a member belongs to an organisation which has its own components (https://github.com/320press?tab=members).

    I’m unsure whether what I want to accomplish can be achieved out of the box or requires plugins and, in either case, whether I should be achieving this through BuddyPress functionality or WordPress functionality.

    Please can you advise?

    BP 1.7b2
    WP 3.5.1

    cpabramo
    Participant

    I am at a lost. Help me, your my final hope.

    As an admin, I can create a new group, post in forums, post updates and everything in between. However, as a [subscriber] user (this is a test site), I am being logged out whenever I perform a task. I have tried removing Buddypress and re-installing it (I dumped the data tables). I tried changing my theme. I tried disabling all of my plugins and re-enabled one at a time. I cleared my cache. Nothing. I can’t figure it out. I’ve tried other browsers. My theme’s creator doesn’t think it’s an issue with his theme. I don’t know what else to do.

    Luckily this is a test site. Please advise. Here is temporary access to my test site.

    qa.gardenfly.com/wp-admin
    username: bptestuser
    password: buddypresTest123

    Versions:
    Wordpress: 3.5.1
    Buddypress: 1.6.4
    Theme is Razor: 1.1.2

    #156841

    Since your site was compromised, and you are the resident expert with your configuration, we rely on you to fill in any gaps that you can.

    If you get to the point where you’ve identified a clear and repeatable security issue with WordPress, BuddyPress, bbPress, or any other plugin, let is know by checking out the following page:

    https://codex.wordpress.org/FAQ_Security

    Thanks, and good luck.

    #156839
    LudachrisGSX
    Participant

    Thanks for the replies… having used WordPress several times before to build client sites, I do feel pretty comfortable with it and understand what it is. I’ve just never used it for a community site solution like my vBulletin site business. I guess I’m just trying to feel comfortable with the idea of using a script that wasn’t originally designed to be a community script as the basis for a community site.

    One of the drawbacks of it not being a community script out of the box is that you have to load it up with a ton of plugins and then worry about compatibility and quality of code (something I’ve also encountered with vB, Drupal, and Joomla). The more plugins the more headache come upgrade time usually. Hopefully that won’t be a big issue like it is with vB.

    I think I feel good enough to start installing a test site to build it up and see how close we can get to our project vision using available plugins and themes.

    #156817
    OCN Interacitve
    Participant

    Site in dev mode-

    Mulitsite install with sub directory
    Wordpress 3.5
    Buddypress-1.6.4
    bbPress – 2.2.4

    Buddy Press was originally not network activated – but is now after reading some threads of issues..

    Can see and access most of the forum data once a member except when clicking on the the thread – it throws this error

    Fatal error: Call to undefined function bb_get_id_from_slug() in /home/content/g/l/c/glca1/html/cagwp/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-forums/bp-forums-functions.php on line 178

    Ideas or help?

    Thanks

    #156815
    leepowers
    Participant

    On a member’s home page `http://mybuddypress/members/username/` the activity stream is divided into the following tabs:

    • Personal
    • Mentions
    • Favorites
    • Friends
    • Groups

    I’m looking to setup a unified activity stream. Titled “All” it would show all activity from all tabs. The other tabs (Personal, Mentions, etc.) would still be available.

    I realize the solution may be complex. So to start with – how do I query all activity for a user in BuddyPress? Is there a class similar to `WP_Query` for activities?

    Using:
    Wordpress 3.5
    Buddypress 1.6.1

    #156807
    arterynyc
    Participant

    Hey guys, i was following some of your tracs on jcrop issues and missing the right and bottom sides of the cropper. Well i had that issue but fixed with a deregister and enqueue in my functions.php of jcrop. However I’m still having an issue where the change avatar page is intercepting my FlaGallery banners img src’s and causing them to error out. My relative links are changed.
    http://www.arterynyc.com:
    GET http://www.arterynyc.com/wp-content/uploads/avatars/1242/2012/06/4f2051db18d12ringling.jpg 404 (Not Found) http://www.arterynyc.com:422
    GET http://www.arterynyc.com/wp-content/uploads/avatars/1242/2012/06/4f2051e94bdbarma-banner.jpg 404 (Not Found) http://www.arterynyc.com:421
    GET http://www.arterynyc.com/wp-content/uploads/avatars/1242/2012/06/4f2044e8bcfe3LACMA.jpg 404 (Not Found) http://www.arterynyc.com:424
    GET http://www.arterynyc.com/wp-content/uploads/avatars/1242/2012/06/4f205138a575fphilamuseum.jpg 404 (Not Found) http://www.arterynyc.com:406

    This happens for all the banner images in any banner i’m using on the site that’s present in the change avatar page.

    Wordpress 3.5.1 and Buddypress 1.6.4
    Any ideas on why this is happening?

    Thanks
    Chris

    #156804
    Bornholmeren
    Participant

    Thanks, I can use that also, but what I ment was the link and text belove my hole site, in the bottom, where it says:

    http://www.bornholmeren.net er lavet i WordPress og BuddyPress.

    It is not easy to read with the color it has know.

    #156791
    @mercime
    Participant

    @ludachrisgsx Looks like you’d want to import vbulletin forums to bbPress forums https://codex.bbpress.org/import-forums/vbulletin/ For more information/assistance, please post at https://bbpress.org/forums/

    BuddyPress and bbPress are both WordPress plugins.

    1. scalable – yes. One can only be limited by server and skillset. https://wordpress.org/showcase/flavor/buddypress/ are just some who have thousand of users.

    2. not buggy – nothing’s perfect in this world. Having said that, both BuddyPress and bbPress have the same Project Lead and both projects are actively maintained and upgraded. Compatibility of both plugins with current WordPress version is assured.

    3. easily modified – easy is relative. The code is open source. Experienced BP/bbP/WP developers can certainly add/remove features as needed.

    4. ton of features – register at http://testbp.org/ the official BuddyPress test site running default features on trunk versions of WP/BP/bbP using Twenty Twelve theme.

    5. easy to build out different content types etc – see #3 above.

    6. not bloated – one can enable or disable features as needed.

    7. easily optimized for search engines – WP/BP are naturally optimized for search engines even without “seo” plugins.

    8. solid support community – all of us who give support in these forums are volunteers living in different time zones. There is no on-demand support. One could hire full-time/experienced developers by posting at:
    – https://buddypress.org/support/forum/plugin-forums/bp-jobs-board/ and
    – http://jobs.wordpress.net/

    9. secure, obviously – we take security seriously.

    >> I know that asking this here will come with a BP slant,

    Unlike phpfox and vbulletin, we’re not trying to sell BuddyPress. It’s free. It’s there for anybody to use. And it’s an outstanding plugin if I may say so myself, constantly improving and keeping up to date with latest developments. We have active communities submitting enhancement requests, bug reports and patches for the bugs where found. There are developers who submit add-ons themes/plugins which are either free in WordPress.org or commercial ones specifically for BuddyPress.

    Good luck with your selection process.

    EDIT – I took my time answering, didn’t see your post @modemlooper

    modemlooper
    Moderator

    Are the files for the mobile site just static (no wordpress just html)?

    If that is the case then just redirect to a subfolder

    url.com/mobile

    #156786
    modemlooper
    Moderator

    My concerns about BuddyPress – it’s open source, which is risky to build a business around when you’re looking to customize it and add plugins.

    BuddyPress IS WordPress AND is also open source and WP powers a large portion the internet. As for support, you can hire a developer to create and fix anything. The core plugin is completely stable and constantly being updated.

    Did you hear Google dropped Google Reader? phpfox could have a similar fate and since it’s not open source you could lose out, at least with open source you could take the code and do what ever you want.

    http://bpinspire.com

    #156779
    gouessej
    Participant

    Hi

    I currently use WordPress.com and I plan to switch to WordPress.org if necessary (which is highly probable in my case).

    I would like to “socialize” WordPress. BuddyPress seems to be the right WP plugin for that. I would like to have a contact list, each contact would be identified with OpenID. I would define some rules of files access like I do under GNU Linux / Unix in order to set different visibilities for my contents. Contacts could be put into groups. I would grant (read and write) privileges to all, some groups or some users. The GUI frontend would be able to treat 403 HTTP errors in a smart way (hiding contents you’re not allowed to see instead of showing an error message).

    It’s time to speak about a typical use case. My blog contains some photos and some articles, I want to show some of them to everybody, I want to show some of them only to my family and my best friends but not my colleagues, I want to show some of them to all logged users but not everybody and finally, I want to show some of them to … nobody. The members of my family can use OpenID but almost none uses WordPress and I don’t want to force my close relatives to use it.

    Is there any existing plugin for that? I started to look at which Apache modules I could use to implement these features (mod_authz_groupfile or mod_authz_dbm, mod_auth_oid, mod_ssl, mod_parp, …) but I don’t want to reinvent the wheel if there is already a working solution for me. The WP plugin Groups that allows content access control doesn’t allow to add users not on WordPress into any group as far as I know.

    Best regards.

    #156755
    @mercime
    Participant

    @virtualsouq Hello. Go to dashboard menu Forums > Add New after adding the title of the forum, make sure you select Category type in Forum Attributes box on the right

    – https://codex.bbpress.org/getting-started-with-bbpress/ re type

    Hi all!
    I have having a problem with the buddypress registration on my site in which the sidebar is showing up twice on the register page (www.topteamfantasy.com/register/). This isn’t happening anywhere else on the site.

    I have spent a lot of time looking through the code to try to pinpoint where the issue is coming from but I’m new to WordPress and BuddyPress so I’m sort of just going around in circles.

    Any help would be appreciated!

    #156746
    EdwinHowe
    Participant

    Hi fellow buddypress!

    I’ve installed wordpress on Azure and using WP Db Abstraction: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-database-abstraction/

    So that it uses Azure SQL instead of MySQL as its database. Everything is working fine, until I try to create a new account using BuddyPress. The installation and initialization was successful (on debugging mode and didn’t see any error thrown to me). I noticed that after finishing the user registration, I’ve being redirected to the wordpress homepage (which usually it’ll show a registration successful page). No registration successful email was sent, and the created user cannot login.

    I’ve take a look into the Azure SQL management portal that’s linked to this site and it seems that the tables for BuddyPress are not created! So here’s the problem: How do I tweak BuddyPress so that it uses WP Db Abstraction to utilize Azure SQL or is it even possible?

    I won’t consider using ClearDB as its restriction is quite…. limited.

    Thanks in advance for looking into my problem.

    #156735
    praisehim
    Participant

    Hello All,

    Here are my system stats:

    – WordPress 3.5.1
    – Buddypress 1.6.4
    – Huddle Themeforest WordPress Theme

    Here are my currently installed plugins:
    – Akismet
    – BuddyPress 1.6.4
    – BuddyPress Media 2.6.7
    – BuddyPress Portfolio 1.0
    – Buddypress Xprofile Custom Fields Type 1.4.9.3

    When I used the default BuddyPress theme, the HTML wasn’t showing, however, when I use the Huddle them, HTML shows up. I noticed on the original BuddyPress theme, you were able to click on the items that were entered through the form and it would search for uses who had the same item. I can see that the HTML showing is showing that.

    How would I be able to stop that from happening. The Huddle theme is exactly what I’m looking for, and it is a BuddyPress and bbpress theme.

    Please advise.

    The live site is here: http://roger.noyadesigns.ca

    Thank you for all your help!

    #156724

    In reply to: Admin bar modification

    Hugo Ashmore
    Participant
    #156692
    gt4877c
    Participant

    Thanks for all your help. I had read somewhere that MU was disabled with WordPress 3.0, but now realize I think I confused MU with Multisite.(?)

    I’m still not totally happy with what I’ve got after installing multisite (I had to reinstall wordpress since the installation had been there more than a month), and now instead of a blog for each individual user, I have a site.

    I just want each user to have his own blog, not his own site. I want him to be able to register, and immediately begin posting. I’m afraid that ‘sites’ might scare them off, especially if they have to create their own site.
    So the question is: Is there an easy way to get rid of ‘sites’ and just let members make their own posts?

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