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I’m building a WordPress Multisite network with WP 3.5.1 and BP 1.6.4. On the main site I understand the need for the theme to be BP compatible but is that necessary on the child sites as well? Maybe I haven’t configured it correctly, but my experience has been that all of the BP functionality resides in the main site and whenever a user wants to access groups or activity or any of the other BP pages they are redirected to the main site. My preference would actually be that the users could stay in the child site to access BP functionality but I haven’t figured out how to set that up. Barring that, do I really need BP compatibility on the child sites?
(I hope I haven’t committed a forum error here. I also asked this question in the troubleshooting forum but haven’t received any replies and this is very urgent. I only have a few days to get this site up and running for a client.)
Thanks in advance for the help!
Topic: Profile as default subtab
Hi folks!
I’m new to Buddypress, so my apologies for any noob-ish-ness on my part. Trying to troubleshoot a problem and seeking some guidance on what’s going wrong.
I’m looking to make the Profile tab the default when opening up a member’s page, rather than their activity feed. I’d also like to make the Profile tab come before the Activity tab in the submenu list, but that’s as not crucial.
Based on some other threads I found here, I’ve created a “bp-custom.php” file, stuck that in the root of the Buddypress plugin folder. Right now bp-custom.php looks like this:
`
bp_nav[‘profile’][‘position’] = 10;
$bp->bp_nav[‘forum’][‘position’] = 30;
$bp->bp_nav[‘posts’][‘position’] = 40;
$bp->bp_nav[‘activity’][‘position’] = 20;
$bp->bp_nav[‘blogs’][‘position’] = 60;
$bp->bp_nav[‘friends’][‘position’] = 70;
$bp->bp_nav[‘messages’][‘position’] = 80;
$bp->bp_nav[‘groups’][‘position’] = 50;
$bp->bp_nav[‘settings’][‘position’] = 90;
}add_action( ‘bp_init’, ‘tricks_change_bp_tag_position’, 999 );
add_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘tricks_change_bp_tag_position’, 9 );
?>
`However that hasn’t accomplished either of the things I’m attempting to do. The Activity tab still appears when you go to a member’s page, and is listed before Profile in the submenu.
I’m using Buddypress 1.6.4, and the default Buddypress theme (1.6.4), on WordPress 3.5.1.
I have the following plugins installed and active:
- BP Labs 1.3
- BP User Profile Map 1.4.1
- Breadcrumbs Everywhere 1.4
- Contact Form 7 3.3.3
- Really Simple Captcha 1.5
- WP Custom Admin Bar 1.3.5
If there’s a step I’ve missed, I’d really appreciate letting me know! Any help troubleshooting what the problems is would also be appreciated.
Thanks!
I’m building a WordPress Multisite network with WP 3.5.1 and BP 1.6.4. On the main site I understand the need for the theme to be BP compatible but is that necessary on the child sites as well? Maybe I haven’t configured it correctly, but my experience has been that all of the BP functionality resides in the main site and whenever a user wants to access groups or activity or any of the other BP pages they are redirected to the main site. My preference would actually be that the users could stay in the child site to access BP functionality but I haven’t figured out how to set that up. Barring that, do I really need BP compatibility on the child sites?
Thanks in advance for the help!
I got BuddyPress, bbPress and WordPress all to work in my test directory. Very cool. Time to run up the “live” one in another directory and get it ready for going live.
Erp! No go. The “live” one likes default permalinks, which doesn’t work with bbPress. But when I make the settings exactly the same (including month-name permalinks) I get 404s.
It isn’t a big deal, I can just move the “test” install and call it good. But it does have me wondering why one works and the other doesn’t. They have different databases, so the only thing I can think of is the .htaccess although each has its own.
Hello all,
I have been trying to setup a customized network for a few months now and finally decided to go with BuddyPress but I am having a few issues and hoping someone can help.
I am using:
Buddypress 1.7
Wordpress Multisite 3.5.1
BP Multi NetworkI am wanting to do the following:
-Have profile tabs be Network wide (Sites, Friends, Messages, Avatars, Settings). Example would be if someone owns site1.mainsite.com is would show under the Sites tab no matter if they are on the main site profile page or on a subdomain.mainsite.com
-Have Activity page and Members page show all Activity and Members network wide ONLY on the main domain /activity/ and /members/ page
-Show site specific Activity and Members on that specific subdomain
I know right now with BP Multi Network it allows for each subdomain to have their own Members page, Activity page, Friends, Messages, Avatars, etc..
Is there anyway to accomplish this? I hope this makes sense.
Thanks in advance!
Hello BP community. The reason for this post is to get a very specific reaction. BP needs a photo solution if you really want your communities to grow. And although there are a couple of plugins out there, they really seem to be struggling with open source objectives. And this comes down to whether a community should include interaction as a plugin or in the core.
Solutions:
Wordpress already has a great photo solution, we just need to integrate the two. We should avoid rebuilding the wheel.
This is not directed toward core devs (please refrain from this post as we know you’re busy), this is directed toward the users of the product.And this is the extent of this topic, whatever the community decides should end this subject.
Do you believe BP needs a core solution toward pics or do you think it should be up to the user to find a plugin (core VS plugin)?
A simple answer with a short reason will really help the BP community.
Thank you.
My vote is CORE!
Reason: Its an integral part of communications to have photos. There is no community without expression. Until BP addresses photo expression it’s just a weak source of BBpress.
Topic: 404 Errors in Forum
Hello,
I am new to BuddyPress working on an off-line site that is soon to go live. I am on the latest version of WordPress (3.5.1) and BuddyPress (1.6.4) however I am having one huge issue. When members (only members, not guests or administrators) try to visit a forum topic they get a 404 Error instead of the topic! I read that this is a known issue and will be fixed in the next BP Version, however my site is to go live this week and I am not sure how long that version will take. Can someone please tell me a quick way to fix this? What files in trunk do I need to pull from to fix the issue? I tried to get an answer a few days ago in THIS topic but realized that it was marked as Resolved so most people will ignore it. Hopefully someone can help! So far, I am loving BuddyPress and I’m sure my visitors will love it as well. Would be great if they could actually access the forums. 🙂
– Thank you!
I have unsuccessfully been playing around with BuddyPress alignment to match my WP theme for the last couple of days. I consider myself a moderate user of PHP and CSS but this one is driving me nuts. I need help!
The page in question is http://www.ppua.net/member-directory/. As one can see, the page doesn’t fit the rest of the other pages. I followed the instructions found at http://codex.buddypress.org/legacy/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/ and many other ones, but to no avail.Here’s what my theme page.php resembles:
<div class="container_24 clearfix separator “>
<div id="content" class="grid_15 “><div id="post-” >
<?php if(has_post_thumbnail()) {
echo '‘;
echo ”; the_post_thumbnail(); echo ”;
echo ‘‘;
}
?><?php wp_link_pages('before=&after=’); ?>
and BuddyPress /activity/index.php:
- <a href="” title=””><?php printf( __( 'All Members %s’, ‘buddypress’ ), bp_get_total_member_count() ); ?>
- <a href="” title=””><?php printf( __( 'My Friends %s’, ‘buddypress’ ), bp_get_total_friend_count( bp_loggedin_user_id() ) ); ?>
- <a href="” title=””><?php printf( __( 'My Groups %s’, ‘buddypress’ ), bp_get_total_group_count_for_user( bp_loggedin_user_id() ) ); ?>
- <a href="” title=””><?php printf( __( 'My Favorites %s’, ‘buddypress’ ), bp_get_total_favorite_count_for_user( bp_loggedin_user_id() ) ); ?>
- <a href="” title=””> <?php printf( __( '%s new’, ‘buddypress’ ), bp_get_total_mention_count_for_user( bp_loggedin_user_id() ) ); ?>
- <a href="” title=””>
I know this may be as easy as moving one line code or as difficult as changing the whole structure of the site. Please help!!!! I will be forever grateful.
I am using buddypress 1.7beta(trunk6829) and a custom theme that is not created for buddypress. It works for the most part except an issue with ajax links.
I am not sure if it is a buddypress issue or an issue with a particular plugin I am using. I am using the group tags plugin here http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-group-tags/ . When one of the tags is clicked it is suppose to show all groups with that tag using ajax. Instead it goes to a page not found. If I enable the template pack plugin and move files into the theme it does work but also messes up a bunch of formatting in the theme. If I use the default buddypress theme it does work. That is why I am not sure where the issue is. Any ideas?
Hello WordPress Support!
Brand new to WP here. I am a private writing tutor and want to create a website where my students can have their own blog and receive my feedback on their blog posts.
There will be a set number of pre-registered users (students). Each user will have their own blog and profile. As the admin, I will be able to comment on each user’s blog post, and most importantly edit their profile. I will not have a blog myself.
But here’s the tricky part: Each user’s blog will be hidden to other users in the community (i.e. users cannot communicate with, see each other, or even know other users exist). Only the admin will have the privilege of viewing profiles or commenting on users’ blog posts.
Any suggestions on how to do this on BP?
Thanks!
Hello WordPress Support!
Brand new to WP here. I am a private writing tutor and want to create a website where my students can have their own blog and receive my feedback on their blog posts.
There will be a set number of pre-registered users (students). Each user will have their own blog and profile. As the admin, I will be able to comment on each user’s blog post, and most importantly edit their profile. I will not have a blog myself.
But here’s the tricky part: Each user’s blog will be hidden to other users in the community (i.e. users cannot communicate with, see each other, or even know other users exist). Only the admin will have the privilege of viewing profiles or commenting on users’ blog posts.
Any suggestions for plugins?
Thanks!