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No, please don’t take it wrong.. I’m not expecting BuddyPress to be exactly what I want..
I’m new here and I’m not expecting much.. Please don’t feel like being forced by me or something like that..
I’m just interested in BuddyPress and very excited to know more about the concept of this special plugin.. I notice that BuddyPress is ‘more than just another WordPress plugin’.Err…, so based on your answers, as you said, @modemlooper , can we conclude as below :
BuddyPress is ONLY aggregates WordPress content… but this plugin is not deeply integrated with WordPress content.
BuddyPress is sitting on WordPress CMS platform, without following how WordPress’ system in managing users and content.
BuddyPress plugin adds user relationships to WordPress, but that relationships has nothing to do with WordPress content and user management..”(In my opinion, I’m just thinking that it should be great if in the future BuddyPress is more integrated with WordPress. But that’s just my opinion.. It’s only a feedback from me to this community..
that’s okay.. Just don’t take it wrong).Hello
I have created a brand new wordpress site using 3.4.2
the first thing i done was install buddypress.
I installed using all the pre configured settings and chose the buddypress template.as soon as i activate the page goes to an error page.
the website loads but the wp-admin will not.
If i use ftp and rename the buddypress plugin folder to something else i can then gain access to the admin page but obviously the website itself wont open.
im stumped and thought maybe someone could help!
thank you
love the concept..
In my opinion, navigation on the right side should be moved to left side..
Let articles on the right side.. and advertisement space can be inserted between articles..Lately people is getting familiar with sites like Facebook, Twitter, WordPress, Blogspot interface layouts which put navigation on the left column..
Just my opinion.. But nice concept anyway..
Hi, I’m new to BuddyPress, am curious and wondered if someone could shine a light…
If I understand it correctly…
— A BuddyPress user is exactly the same thing as a WordPress user.
— But some of the user fields are editable by admin in WordPress’ Users settings…
— … whilst there is another set of profile fields that, whilst admin can create and edit the fields themselves, the information can only be edited by relevant users on the client side.
?Why is the containment of user profile info split in this way and not accessible in one place?
Why, as an admin, can’t I access and edit all user info?Is there any good documentation or reading matter? The Codex is rather spartan.
Thanks for the help and keep up the good work.
Hi,
I am intending to create a site populated by several dozen users at inception. How can I pre-fill such a site with these users’ details from, say, a .csv export of a spreadsheet list?If there are WordPress plugins that allow import/export of user data (and I’m sure there are), will they perform the same function for all of BuddyPress profiles?
I also need exportability of the user set (allowing for on-site profile updates that will be made after import). And I’d like to be simple.
Many thanks for your help.
Okay, thanks for replying @Modemlooper ,
So the goal of this community in creating BuddyPress is just to create a common social-network platform for everyone.. right?
So anyone are free to extend its functionality..
(they can create their MySpace, they can create their Facebook, and so on..)BuddyPress uses WordPress CMS as platform and follows WordPress’ open source philosophy,
but BuddyPress has nothing to do with how WordPress manages users and content.. (as admin, editor, contributor, reader…)If WordPress fans need to add social features to their WordPress authoring activities, they should extend BuddyPress functionality themselves to accomplish this..
Let’s say if WordPress bloggers need to add like button for post and follow/unfollow feature for favorite authors.. they should tweak BuddyPress functionality themselves or find a plugin for this..
Is it right?
Here is my website with BuddyPress: http://ViewsFor.me
First I tried deactivating a bunch of plug-ins that I installed recently with no luck.Then I found this: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-buddypress-cant-post-update-in-activity-stream
If you scroll down to Arkadia’s post you will see a fix that seems to be working for everyone. However, the plug-in suggested to install broke my entire website. As for the rest, I found the first part of the code in post-form.php so Arkadia is right that the button is in fact there, it’s just hidden. The problem is I can’t seem to find the buttons parent div #whats-new-options that Arkadia said to change:#whats-new-options {
overflow: auto;
height: 0px; /*CHANGE THIS HEIGHT TO 40px or whatever you want*/
}I’m assuming if I find this buttons parent div #whats-new-options I will be able fix it. Does anyone know where to find this, or do you need that plug-in that destroyed my website for that? If so, any other suggestions?
I’m using BuddyPress fully integrated into my theme w/ a social login system by OneAll.com. Does anyone know what the best membership management add-on is for a site using BuddyPress? I just wanted a cleaner and more sophisticated user management system on the WordPress back-end and something has a better back-end account profile UI for the users. I’d be curious if anyone has use Wishlist, Magic Members, or S2Members, etc. with BuddyPress successfully?
Topic: Custom Theme
I am going to be creating a new wordpress theme with artisteer. What is the most up to date tutorial on turning a wordpress theme into a buddypress theme?
