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  • #146066
    rickkumar
    Participant

    Thank you @rogercoathup Good to know for future reference when I need this functionality in few weeks.

    I just checked http://hybridauth.sourceforge.net/ and it looks very powerful and free.

    Is there any Multisite/BP plugin already available for this?

     

    Btw, here is the latest about “Social Sign In” using Facebook/Twitter/Google (linkedIn soon) plugin from addthis.com guys:

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/addthis-social-sign-in/

    I asked them few questions as follows on there site:

    Introducing Social Sign In for WordPress

    My Questions:
    Is this for ‘social sign in’ only?
    Any plans to eventually include social sharing and social commenting?
    What kind of cost if any are we looking at?
    Does this plugin supports all the following:
    1. WP
    2. WP MultiSite
    3. BuddyPress
    Please advise.
    Thanks.
    AddThis.com answers:

    Matthew Keesan on November 28, 2012 at 10:00 am said:

    @RK
    1. It’s only Social Sign In. We have a host of other plugins however for some of these tasks. We decided to keep them separate to give you maximum flexibility.
    – Social sharing: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/addthis
    – Following: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/addthis-follow
    – Welcoming: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/addthis-welcome
    2. It’ll always be free! Since we’re just a middleman there’s no significant cost to us providing this service, so we’re happy to pass the savings on to you!
    3. We haven’t tested on Multisite or BuddyPress yet. If you do, I’d love to know what happens.

    —————————————————

    Note: I don’t have a live site yet.I am wondering if someone can test it for Multisite and Buddypress?

    #146057
    @mercime
    Participant

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-profile-menu/screenshots/

    @paintermommy k8peterson Create custom menu and use the menu widget for sidebar.

    jnpi
    Participant

    Update:

    As suggested from WordPress I deactivated all plugins and used only the Twenty Eleven theme.

    This is what I’ve got from pingdom.

    http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/#!/qG7ENwOJN/http://altclass.com

    Waiting time is 730ms out of 930 ms needed to load my page.

    monkfish13
    Participant

    Hi,

    I am not an expert by any means, but this sounds like your host can;t be bothered to help you sort out the problem – i would change hosts.

    I have had issues like this in the past with server hosts, and upon threatening to leave, they have helped sort out the issue, which has always been at their end and nothing to do with the software.

    I doubt it would be wordpress or the other software you have installed that is causing the issue…think of the amount of sites that use this software…they aren’t going wrong.

    Do you have access to your WHM or server control panel ?

    If you do, then there is information in there that you can acquire that will help you.

    You should be able to see your servers status – which will tell you about the health of the systems resources.

    You should also be able to access the server process manager – which will indicate what actions are using those resources.

    Note down anything that has high figures and then use that data to approach your host and get them to help you.

    !! DON’T TRY AND ALTER ANYTHING YOURSELF UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING !!

    As your service provider, your host should be able figure out what is causing the problems, but I have come across some very awkward hosts in the past when trying to figure out an issue.

    If they are unwilling to help, I would be suspicious of their actions and find a different host, after all you are paying them for the service.

    jnpi
    Participant

    Hello, forum!

    My case is rather urgent due to pressure from my hosting company.

    I have recently tested my website loading time with pingdom and to my surprise I found out that something goes terribly wrong. Most of times waiting time consumes 1/2 – 2/3 of total page load. In the sample URL (http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/#!/JyyRTtw9l/http://altclass.com) you can see by yourself that 3.2s out of the 4.56s required for loading my website was consumed as waiting time.

    I decided to contact my hosting company and inform them of my issue. They checked their server and claimed that problem occurs only with my account since my website consumes 100% of available CPU. They also warned me that if this persists then my account will be suspended.

    In an attempt to help me solve the problem they suggested the following steps:

    a. Reduce the number of posts on the front page of my blog
    —– As you can see that is not a problem for my front page as it is kept as simple as possible without any images attached —–

    b. Install anti-spam plugins in order to prevent spam-bot from creating load on the server.
    —– I already run the free version of Anti-Splog —–

    c. Optimize my WordPress database.
    —– I have done so through my cPanle tool phpMyAdmin —–

    d. Install a caching plugin such as WP-Cache or WP Super Cache.
    —– I am not sure, but after having checked the W3 Total Cache plugin, I found out that no such plugin should be used until site development is completed – maybe referring only to css? My site is still under construction. —–

    e. Decrease the number of external and internal links on my pages and leave only the most important ones.
    —– You can check it out, but I believe that links on my pages are not that many. It is hard to believe that is the base of my problem. —–

    Lastly, they have insisted that I have to address this problem to WordPress so that experts check my website and find out what is going wrong in my case.

    I am using up-to-date WP-Multisite, BuddyPress, s2Member and bbPress to ensure compatibility. I have never placed a hand on parent files, other than wp-config.php to enable subdomains and debug-mode. Instead I have created a child theme which I have testes with W3 XHTML validator (still 4 errors that I do not know how to fix) and Theme-Check plugin (everything looks fine).

    Can someone please help me with this case? I can not afford getting my hosting account suspended and I am not sure if my hosting company is speaking truth or they are taking advantage of my inexperience.

    My website is

    http://altclass.com

    Thank you in advance for any support. I have also let WordPress know of my issue, since I am not sure how I should proceed…

    #146034
    monkfish13
    Participant

    As BuddyPress is just a plugin that sits on WordPress it shares the same media gallery as that. Now, perhaps you want more functionality than that?

    Unless i am missing something it would appear not to work in that fashion.

    If, as an author, I upload image to a blog post, then go to my buddypress profile page to access my album ( using BP-album plugin ) – the images I upload to the blog post don’t appear in the profile album.

    The same is true vice versa – images uploaded to the BP gallery via a users profile, are saved in a different location, as it asks you to make the folder writable on installation.

    So is there a plugin that correlates the two so they work in unison?

    #146030
    maikelcoke
    Participant

    I installed WordPress 3.4.2 with Buddypress 1.6.1.

    If someone register on my site, he gets the activation mail. After cklicking on the link, my site says, that i try to input an activation key. Also if i copy & paste the key from the url, the activation is not possible.

    I searched this forums but no thread has a solution. At the moment i activate all accounts via the WP pending actionations plugin. But this cant be the way.

    Anyone can help me?

    #146028
    Tammie Lister
    Moderator

    As BuddyPress is just a plugin that sits on WordPress it shares the same media gallery as that. Now, perhaps you want more functionality than that?

    #146022
    danbpfr
    Participant

    Hi,

    you have some plugins who can do that.

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-docs/  – for the whole site

    http://lenasterg.wordpress.com/2012/04/17/buddypress-group-documents-for-bp-1-5-and-wp-3-3/ – group by group

    (was initially created by Peter Anselmo and now adapted to work with BP 1.5.5+ )

    #146014
    magoo25
    Participant

    I am using the latest wordpress and buddy press over at http://www.bridleinfocus.com

    This is a membership site using s2member for the back end member management.

    Recently, users haven’t been able to access their ‘settings’ page. Even me as the admin doesn’t get the settings page. Why would it return blank?

    – David

    Wp Master
    Participant

    I had install new buddypress plugin wordpress but when user entered new activity then it will entered twice in database and display twice in listing.

    Please give me suggestion for that.

    #146011
    Roger Coathup
    Participant

    Which theme are you using?

    Find that out, and edit in:  /wp-content/themes/your-theme/members/single/member-header.php

    If you haven’t got your theme structure setup correctly – then you need to do that first of all — have a look at the advice on theme development, theme structures on wordpress.org.  The documentation on buddypress.org also has advice on building child themes from bp-default, and on adapting existing wordpress themes (see template pack pages).

    tifire
    Participant

    This problem has been bugging me for couple of days. After adding a new subnav, I got the following error when trying to use the drop down groups filter:
    404 Not Found – mysite.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php”

    Basically I wanted to add a new subnav items under a member’s main nav “groups”. Currently there are two subnav items there: “memberships” and “invitations”. I would like to add my own subnav item called “My Customized Groups”. When this subnav is clicked, it will show groups of certain feature.

    Okay the first step is to create a new subnav items. I did it by adding the following code to my functions.php

    //add new subnav items
    bp_core_new_subnav_item( array(
    'name' => __( 'My Customized Groups', 'buddypress' ),
    'slug' => 'my-custom-groups',
    'parent_url' => $groups_link,
    'parent_slug' => $bp->groups->slug,
    'screen_function' => 'groups_screen_my_custom_groups',
    'position' => 20
    ));

    To make sure my subnav works, my screen_function “groups_screen_my_custom_groups” is a exactly copy of the default “groups_screen_my_groups”. Now the subnav is added, and groups loop show up correctly. But when I select the drop down filter ( “last active”, “most members”, “newly created”, etc), the following error shows up:
    404 Not Found – mysite.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php”

    if I set this new subnav as the default by adding the following code in functions.php

    $args = array(
    'parent_slug' => $bp->groups->slug,
    'screen_function' => 'groups_screen_my_custom_groups',
    'subnav_slug' => 'my-custom-groups'
    );

    bp_core_new_nav_default($args);

    Then the ajax works correctly for my-custom-groups, but it doesn’t work for other subnav items anymore. It seems ajax only works for the default subnav? This is strange.

    It must be something minor, but I still can’t figure out what’s been wrong after searching everywhere for two days.

    Thanks in advance for the help.

    Wordpress version: 3.4.2
    buddypress version: 1.6.1

    markkelly1982
    Participant

    you can activate accounts using the following plugin

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-pending-activations/

    #145993
    modemlooper
    Moderator
    #145991
    modemlooper
    Moderator

    You can find BuddyPress themes on the WordPress.org repo by using the search feature and choose the buddypress search filter

    #145979
    rickkumar
    Participant

    Btw, WP-FB-Connect is a free plugin for WP and BP but it is paid if for Multisite (single license $30, Developer license $70)

    Still trying to find out more details about the https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/addthis-social-sign-in/

     

    lanooz
    Participant

    @@modemlooper – yes, i’m aware of that, but that’s the point. My skills aren’t advanced, I’m rather a standard user who usually knows how to use WordPress’ resources to make things right. But to Buddypress I’m pretty new so I’m not really sure If i’ll be able to find enough resources here to accomplish what I had in mind. What’s more I’m a poor student so I’m also not really into buying premium things 🙂

    I’m doing my graduation project which partly needs this kind of review site.

    @mgkoller – I know there are some resources, but I was actually asking and counting for Buddypress’ users experience, for some specific plugins, maybe someone tried them, did have similar site with features that I mention etc. Because, as a new user I’m just a bit lost.

    And yes, I stumbled upon some premium solutions, but that’s just won’t do. I need something free 🙂

    Btw, Support Forums seem to be pretty messed up, especially permalinks. Can’t find Rating Widget you mentioned first..

    #145975
    rickkumar
    Participant

    Thank you for this great info.

    I am also looking for a free open source plugin for social login and connecting etc.

    The paid ones are too much to afford at this time.

    I will research these two a bit more:

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-fb-autoconnect/

    Introducing Social Sign In for WordPress

    #145974
    r-a-y
    Keymaster

    Thanks everyone for posting about this issue.  I’ve also encountered this as well.

    It’s definitely BuddyPress being a bit aggressive with its email filter.  I’ll post a new issue about this and hopefully we can address this for v1.7.

    Update: ticket created

    #145973
    blg002
    Participant

    Figured it out. It was the ‘New User Approve’ plugin. This thread has a fix.

    #145965
    Buppha
    Participant

    I have disabled comment on static pages through the Setting, but I still see comment box on my website anyway, especially on the homepage doesn’t look nice? So, what can I do to remove the comment box from pages? Anybody knows how to? I thank you in advance!

    My website is: http://buddygalaxy.com/

    My wordpress version is: 3.4.2

    My buddypress version is: 1.6.1

    #145963
    peterjhead
    Participant

    I am running the latest stable versions of WordPress/BuddyPress on xampp. I am new so please understand that. I would like for the activity to be visible dependent on whether a user is friends. Is this even possible? Thank you!

    #145960

    In reply to: [Resolved] User blogs?

    @mercime
    Participant

    @johnjf What I’m getting from you is that you just want the logged-in members to be able to publish “blog posts” only and not create nor publish in “blog sites” (requires multisite/network).

    You can implement that via the regular WP way -> Setting > General > new users as Contributors (you’d have to approve and publish every post submitted) or as Authors (can publish post right away). Then they can add posts in backend and you just add default Recent Posts Widget to sidebar to show latest posts.

    Or, you don’t have to change the Settings in wp-admin and just add a post form in the frontend of the site for logged-in users via plugin with DIY customization http://buddydev.com/plugins/bp-simple-front-end-post/ or via another plugin https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-user-frontend/

    #145951
    danbpfr
    Participant

    Peter Anselmo’s plugin rewieved fo BP 1.5.6 + can be found here:http://lenasterg.wordpress.com/2012/04/17/buddypress-group-documents-for-bp-1-5-and-wp-3-3/

    Works well on bp 1.6.1 and http://bp-fr.net

    Note that bp-group-documents and buddypress-docs are two different plugins.

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