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I actually like Yoast SEO plugin very much and know it also to be the best today. But it seems to not work out of the box with BP. I done a tone of searches on the net and appears I am not the only one trying to figure this out. Have even tried a few tweaks that others in forums suggested but with no luck and it also appears that no one for whatever reason is giving a real solution to working with Yoast on the BP site. Things like titles and descriptions for group, profile’ activity feeds ect are not optimized properly for Buddypress like they are in regular WordPress.
I see the test buddy website does seem to have clean SEO all the way through. Not sure how that was accomplished.
Any help would be appreciated as without having good SEO solution I am going to have to find another way to build this community I am working on but really want to stay with Buddy.
I have intermediate experience with WordPress. Using version 3.5.1 and BuddyPress 1.6.3.
I am having a difficult time understanding the capabilities of the role labeled “Members”. I say this because members are apparently able to create posts; it is listed on the grey toolbar for any new BuddyPress user. They can even choose post categories I don’t want them to have access to.
How do I manage the Member role so that it doesn’t even give them the option to create a WordPress post? They may post freely within the BuddyPress components, but not create WordPress posts.
Thanks.
Hi
Wordpress 3.5.1; BP 1.7 Beta1, Commons in a Box [and so bbPress 2.2]; dev2.consumersfederation.org.au
I followed this guide: http://codex.buddypress.org/user/setting-up-a-new-installation/installing-group-and-sitewide-forums/
I am attempting to set up Sitewide and Group Forums.
Sitewide forums are successfully working.Group forums are not working. The forum menu DOES appear (no problem). But
a. cannot create a new topic within the forum [error message “There was an error when creating the topic”
b. Can create a new topic from Dashboard/Forums/Group Forums/Forum name – but this topic is not listed as a topic under Group name/Forum on the front end.I wondered if it was the setting at BuddyPress pages – Forums: It is [now] set to the same page as bbPress ie the page Forums which has the bbPRess forum index shortcode
I have checked this support forum response: http://buddypress.org/support/topic/error-in-creating-topic/ and can advise in relation to the three suggested checks/actions
1. Yes bb-Config.php has been created
2. There is no (longer?) an information about 7 xxx tables as per that thread. Instead the referenced page ( http://codex.buddypress.org/user/setting-up-a-new-installation/installing-group-and-sitewide-forums/#bbpress-forums-tables-in-database ) resolves to http://codex.buddypress.org/user/setting-up-a-new-installation/installing-group-and-sitewide-forums/#b-set-up-group-and-sitewide-forums3. I didn’t quite get all the suggestions at the links provided but I did
“Go to Group->Admin->settings and disable the forum, then save and then re-enable it, does that help ?” which didn’t fix it.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Topic: Below my Footer
Topic: Theme Integration
Hi
I’m new round here. I represent a non-profit about to launch in the UK. We are building our site on WordPress using IThemes Builder and child theme to create our site. We want to add a social network to enable members of the various facets of our community (Groups) to talk about their experiences in our market and answer questions we pose to them. We figure BuddyPress would be a good way to go. We are not technical however so need something to work pretty much “out of the box” and look like part of our site by adopting our theme look and feel. I’ve seen the latest video about 1.7 release and this seems to point to BuddyPress working with any theme.
The question is does it work out of the box, do I just upload the BuddyPress plug in and follow the instructions? Do I need to touch code? (I couldn’t in any case !) We already have our site developed so does it just create what’s required by default? presumably we need to create some new menus and configure some stuff?
Some guidence would be much appreciated.
Alan (Warriors to Work)
From almost 3 hours i am finding bp_signup_email_errors hook, and i am really pissed off for that.
I need to accept email addresses with username@mysite.com
I used is_email() function to add this filter but it added it to signup form of wordpress only.I buddypress it still accepts any email id.
can any one please help with finding this bp_signup_email_errors hook!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hello All,
How do I get rid of the WordPress Menu Item with the WordPress Logo?
I’m pretty sure this exact topic-question hasn’t come up (but if it has, my apologies).
Q: Is there a way, via the bp-custom.php file, to control the default ‘landing’ tab for buddypress groups on a group by group basis? For example:
Group-1 > default landing tab ‘home’
Group-2 > default landing tab ‘forum’
Group-2 > default landing tab ‘members’
etc…Using define( ‘BP_GROUPS_DEFAULT_EXTENSION’, ‘forum’ ); works 100% in the bp-custom.php file (for example, to change the default group landing tab to ‘forum’), but applies the new default landing tab to all groups. I just need a finer-control-method to manage the default landing tab on a group-by-group basis?
My ‘gut’ tells me that a number of folks here have already tackled/solved this, so hopefully someone has some insight/suggestions on the best way(s) to tackle this.
I’ve read through this topic (Changing Group tab display defaults) extensively but I just could not bend any of that code to solve the specific group-control issue I’ve mentioned above.
Jeff
@jeffacubedWordpress 3.5.1 (multisite), Buddypress 1.6.4, bbpress 2.2.4
Hi,
I have discovered recently that the forums aren’t working on my website. I have group forums installed and if I try to create a forum or a new topic the page loads for a long time and then I get a notice that an error occurred “There was an error when creating that topic”. If I load the forums directory, once again, it takes a long time for the page to load and then it says “Sorry there were no forum topics found.” even though some exist. It seems like there’s an issue with the database (?)
Does anyone know what would cause this or what steps I should take to correct it? Thanks.
I’m running WordPress 3.5.1 and BuddyPress 1.6.4
Topic: NSFW: Comments break theme
NSFW
I’m running the Simple WP Community Theme version 1.6 on wordpress 3.5.1 with buddypress Version 1.6.4.
The theme runs perfect except for one thing, on the posts page, the comments box makes the right sidebar move to the bottom of the page. Only when you’re logged in, not when you’re logged out.
Please, how can I fix this? I tried everything and can’t get it to display correctly!
The site: cilcks.com