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Topic: Can't create Forum topics
Wordpress 3.5.1
Buddypress Version 1.7-beta1
bbPress Version 2.2.4
site http://bp.youpix.orgClean install of WP, BP, bbPress
Using default BP Theme
No group forums.
Permalinks resaved after install
Created a forum “Coverage Questions”Issue – Forums don’t show up via the Forums link in the BuddyPress Admin bar
So, this style of URL has no method to create new topics
http://bp.youpix.org/members/MEMBERNANE/forums/This link (which can be accessed from with in WP / Forum dashboard menu seems fine.
http://bp.youpix.org/forums/forum/coverage-questions/I’ve tried getting Forums to work correctly on 3 different installs but not joy. Why can’t users create topics and see existing forums from the forums menu link on the admin bar?
I’ve followed the video here
http://labzip.com/the-definitive-guide-to-buddypress-bbpress-configuration/I’ve scoured this board. There’s no other plugins installed to cause conflict. It’s driving me crazy!
I am having problems with my multisite/buddypress installation. I have it where users can register for a blog upon registration, but if someone just registers for a user account I can seem to find where I can create a blog from the user account. There is a ‘sites’ tab in the BuddyPress profile but there is no option to create a blog after you have already created a user account and no blog.
The question is how can I get a user to register a blog within the user account profile under the ‘sites’ tab?
Can anyone help me please????
Hi all,
I have installed my Buddyress website in WordPress Multisite mode and activated the option “Blogs and user accounts can register”. Now, new users can register on my site and on the registration page they can click on “Yes, i’d like to create a new site”. For so far, everything goes fine..
But.. What if a user doesn’t click “Yes, i’d like to create a new site” when creating his account? How could the user still create his “site” if he wants to?
Hugo, I asked him directly cause he has been one of the only really helpful people in the forum – to me at least.
The last thread about the two plugins was probably one of the best discussions I’ve heard on buddypress. It was two people debating on the future of BP Media, which is essentially the future of BP. The sad part is that the conversation was (censored) stopped.
Media does not have to be MS only as long as WordPress can contain BP avatars I am sure there is a solution for both. If relationships can be assigned by specifying friend, colleague or family – then assign values to who can see what then it should be doable.
djpaul, I originally titled the post what you retitled it as, however realized “Pink elephant” is exactly what this should be titled. And I would actually have preferred that you left the title as such, instead of censoring my post.
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Definition
com·mu·ni·ty [kuh-myoo-ni-tee]
1.
a social group of any size whose members reside in a specific locality, share government, and often have a common cultural and historical heritage.
4.
a group of associated nations sharing common interests or a common heritage: the community of Western Europe.
<<<- ooh look a picture, I think buddypress just got a little colorful. JK5.
Ecclesiastical . a group of men or women leading a common life according to a rule.
<<<- pictures add a little life! Thats all I am saying – there needs to be a solution addressed by BP. Because you cannot have a community without colorful interaction.***************************************************
How many communities have you been to where you have no idea what the other people are like. Hence the need for photos, videos and human interaction. I am just trying to get some focus on what will make these community sites more effective.
***************************************************@modemlooper, you wouldn't happen to have any plans on creating something similar to what you mentioned above – would you? Because I really cannot see using the heavily coded plugins that are out there.
Hi!
I have a couple BuddyPress questions that I cannot seem to find answers for. I am a long time WordPress user and BP looks great.
1.) I see where BuddyPress creates a Registration page during the install, but I cannot find a registration form. Do I have to build my own form?
And is if possible to use WP form plugins like Formidable and Gravity? How do most BuddyPress admins handle forms?2.) Regarding Forums. I noticed that BuddyPress also provides an option to install either Group and Site wide forums. Are these forums the same as bbPress?
3.) Are there any privacy options built into BuddyPress that will allow users to make their pages viewable to “Members Only” and “Public” or only certain “Member Groups”? Or do I have to use plugins for this?
Thank you for any advice. I am happy about discovering BuddyPress. This looks like a great adventure!
Topic: BP Groupblog
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-groupblog/
I was having this issue on an older install so I setup a fresh wordpress 3.5.1 multisite install with buddypress 1.7 beta(trunk-6829) and the bp groupblog 1.8. This is the only items on this install. When I set group blogs to redirect to the blogs home page if I click on the blog tab to go to their home page it redirects to the main sites wp-admin page. Any ideas?
I would like to know how to do this, I am not a buddypress expert so It will take some explaining and even better some code on a github link. I would like to add this to my header and get rid of the toolbar, I would also like to add the BP links that is usually in the right of the toolbar into the the header. Reason being I don’t want that bar up there and it would make it look more custom without the toolbar that gives it away that it is a WP/BP social network. I like how facebook has their notifications, messages, and friend request split out. This is what I am trying to do. I got a little info on this link but not enough to do anything with : http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/27888/how-to-split-out-buddypress-notifications-drop-down-items-to-their-own-top-level @boonebgorges explains it but not in much detail. I would appreciate any guidance on how to get this done. Thanks!
<<<- ooh look a picture, I think buddypress just got a little colorful. JK
<<<- pictures add a little life! Thats all I am saying – there needs to be a solution addressed by BP. Because you cannot have a community without colorful interaction.
