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@rickkumar

Yup, I’m there… and here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Writing_a_Plugin

@Jens Wedin @alanchrishughes

I was looking for a way to include all navigation links in one navbar. Jens’ code snippet is brilliantly simple. Thanks!
The only drawback is you have to add links manually to get them to appear in the adminbar.

I’ve modified the code (borrowing inspiration from a snippet previously written by @David Lewis) so that:
1 – all “standard” BP Directory links appear automatically in their own dropdown;
2 – all BP plugin directories (Links, Gallery, etc) are automatically added to that dropdown;
3 – all WP pages are added automatically to the adminbar;
4 – all added WP pages respect whatever page order is set in the WP-Dashboard.

The code is here: http://pastebin.com/8FJmcgRF

To ensure that unwanted pages DON’T show up in the adminbar navigation (password-protected, Thank You pages, etc), install the Exclude Pages plugin:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/exclude-pages/

as the follow is not entirely inclusive, i have posted it with a password p=events

http://www.countingrows.com/event-calendar-for-wordpress-with-gravity-forms/

This topic answered in this bp.org thread and wp.org forums

@ri-kun – answering you in wp.org forums – WP 3.0 multisite must be enabled

Very often with errors in either scripting or markup the reported point of error is not necessarily where the actual problem starts from it’s just where the validation finally fails to be able to parse the logic.

You are saying ‘IF’ something then do something and we are waiting for that to be finished, however you are only showing a snippet of code out of context which does mean one can only base things on what is shown.

looks like you have lifted the code that is used for the ‘if no widgets run the add widgets error markup’ that is really used more for distributed themes, the ! ‘not’ operator is useful for saying if these functions don’t exist and can’t be called then fallback to this following markup/script. Your code as written needs endif;

You can write the dynamic sidebar call in a more straightforward manner?

if ( function_exists(‘dynamic_sidebar’) )
dynamic_sidebar(“Profile Groups Area”) ;

The WP codex page gives more info:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/dynamic_sidebar

Howdy,

I find the same issue – almost a full screen of deprecated function notices and the like, my site is entirely unusable. Of course, as you point out, one can disable the debug function – but since I am developing sites and plugins, I find the debug to be extremely valuable…

Any roadmap on when those errors might be cleaned out? Any way a guy can help?

Thanks

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/login-lockdown/

The key thing that hnla refers to is the user login name. Google tells you instantly how to change this in the database, for example http://www.goldfries.com/websites-blogging/wordpress-change-admin-login-name/. Note if you are running WordPress MS then there will be another field you need to update.

Hi Matt
Take a look at https://codex.wordpress.org/FAQ_My_site_was_hacked for starters

Actually I disagree. I would suggest looking at Kaltura for video, and I think there is another media plugin that handles video and images although I haven’t experimented with either, I think that BP-albums is being updated to handle other types of media. If you can wait there is a very interesting plugin being developed as a Google Summer of Code project that will turn a WordPress / Buddypress install into an LMS, it has some interesting features and looks to be very extendable. I expect it will be like Buddypress itself and spawn a series of additional plugins that enhance its features. Have a look at it at:
http://sushkov.wordpress.com/

Existing LMS systems do have a lot of pluses, but many are either difficult to customize and quite rigid (Moodle comes to mind) or very difficult to install and configure (Sakai project for example). That said, it may be easier to get a quick system up and running and your intended audience should reflect your choice of system as well. I find that most systems are aimed at older students (high school or university and beyond) and so do not fit what I hope to do with a learning system.

Hope this helps a little. All the best.

Same situation here. When I tried to access the example.com/blogs I got redirected to the mainpage. I read here that the solution is to create a network then when I created one the blogs appeared but all members where member to the base installed blog which is your wordpress site prior to the installment of BP. If a solution could just be pass regarding this…someone????

@wandilly, Did you get your problem resolved yet? If not, I’d be glad to help do detective work on it. I’d need a login though, so if you feel comfortable giving me access, you’d want to share that by private email. You can contact me at marian@heartwoodwebdesign.com.

Marian

Is that ‘Line 4’ custom? I don’t see it in a functions file for a 1.2.5.2 I’ve just test upgraded.

Generally – and it’s not advise necessarily to follow – I have never had an issue with upgrading the WP portion of a site and don’t tend to bother deactivating any plugins; I do though take a backup, ALLWAYS, on production sites prior to proceeding.

If you didn’t disable BuddyPress (and all other plugins) before upgrading WordPress, this might be a weird artifact, though it should usually clear after a page refresh. So… have you disabled the Groups component?

Also have the same problem with my local installation.

1) Installed WordPress: Worked
2) Got Buddypress as a plugin.
3) Got a message, that the .htaccess could not be changed due to missing permissions, so changed the permissions, then no error message appears
4) Choosed the Buddypress default theme
5) Choosed the permalink options

= I also get tese 404 error messages (for example /wordpress/activity/)