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When I login at BuddyPress.org and try to view the support forums, I get a 404 error. I have to login at WordPress.org and BBPRess.org to view the support forums here without a 404 error?
Hello,
I’m creating a new website addressed to a niche community. This is my biggest project, so I’m a little confused. I have no idea which CMS will be the best option for me.
I’m considering three options – Drupal, WordPress with BuddyPress and a dedicated solution (if all else fails). It must be simple, fast, flexible and user-friendly solution, so all other suggestions are welcome.
Generally, BP offers everything which I want, but I also need a few functionality:
1. Games library/catalog:
Classic game library – including informations about game, screenshots, rating stars, comments and “playing now/played” button (user can choose – all selected games are showed in his profile).
To all of games linked selected news and articles – staff must be able to choose it when creating a new content or adding a new game.1. Games ranking:
A part of games library.
Displays a list of games added to the library, sorted by popularity or rating, with latest stat changes (decrease, increase, no changes).2. Event calendar:
All upcoming releases and events categorized by tags. The same as in games library – all of them with linked selected news and articles – staff must be able to choose it when creating a new content or an event in the calendar.3. Badges:
Members are able to get badges for some actions, i.e. rate 5 games. All badges are listed on user’s profile and “Badges” subpage (with description and list of nominated members).4. Chat:
Nothing special – just a chat for members only (not the IRC!).5. I’m also interested in modifying BP user’s activity stream by turning off updates, activity comments and public messages. Is it possible?
Furthermore, in a few months, if my project gain some popularity, I want to expand it creating a network – thematic blogs on subdomains/other domains, social layer with central staff panel on general one.
I would be grateful for any suggestions.
Greetings,
PrzemekHi guys – I’m running the latest WordPress and Latest Buddypress with BBpress sitewide.
Yesterday I had 20-30 new users signup to my site, they show up in the site activity but not one shows up in the Members Directory. Now I know this is because they need to click the activation code link in their confirmation email and login to become a member.
I’ve tested the process by signing up myself and the email came to my inbox, so it didn’t go to Spam for me, I’m hoping this isn’t the problem for them either.
Therefore I am stuck as how to proceed in order to encourage members to actually confirm and go on to use the site. It seems like somewhere between wanting to sign up and going through the process of joining I’m losing everyone.
Has anyone else experienced this issue and if so how did you combat it?
Thank you!
Hi everybody
I want to know that, is there any plugin or theme which allows frontend posting with post-format option? like tumblr. I tried woo plugin, which brings me closer to what I want, but it dosent allow posting from frontend, how can I achieve this, any idea.
using wordpress 3.5.1
Topic: Codex Posting
You want to add to the codex, great!
A couple guidelines to keep the codex in order.
There are enough top level components, types and contexts to manage all content. Please choose one of the existing options when creating new codex pages. This will keep the codex clean without unnecessary tagging.
Do not nest pages. The majority of users will google and find the exact page. When nested, if something is move or renamed it will break links.
The tips, tricks and hacks are not that important. They could cause future problems with sites if code changes do not work. By posting these on bp.org codex it makes them seem official and could confuse a new user. I would refrain from doing these types of posts and stick to documenting the core. In the future we should write the tips on our own blogs/sites/bp forum and then post a link on the main tips/tricks page. If someone has written a how to about a component then place a link at the bottom of the components page like it is done on the WordPress repo (scroll to bottom ) under an External Resources heading with date.
cc @chouf1
I would like to make a WordPress site for parents in a 10-school district. Most pages would be private (members only). I don’t want to maintain the subscribers base in the wordpress site — I want that maintenance to continue to be done at the level of the individual schools’ parent listserves, some of which are implemented with yahoo groups and some of which are implemented with google groups.
Is this possible with buddypress? In other words, can I make it so the authentication process checks whether the aspiring visitor is logged into either yahoo groups or google groups?
What I really need is to make a group of groups that includes a mix of yahoo and google groups.
I also want to make sure that the members-only content will be completely invisible to non-members, including google searches.
I’m new to BuddyPress, so forgive me ignorance! I’m using WP3.5.1, BP 1.6.4.
I’m using a portfolio theme from Themezilla to organize weekly educational curriculum. I have a LOT of pages on particular topics (each page has 5 posts, a video for each day of the week for students to interact with). I need to be able to send groups of users to a particular page. That page will then link to the group’s forum.
I can’t seem to figure out how to send users to a particular page though? There are some WordPress plugins to redirect a user after the log in process, but my user’s are staying logged in.
I’ll be changing the page that each group interacts with each week, so I’ve been hunting for a plugin that will make this a fluid process, but I’m willing to handcode things if I need too. I just don’t know where to start.
Thanks for the feedback!
