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Hi all,
Running:
WordPress: 3.3.2
bbPress: 2.0.2
BuddyPress: 1.5.5My site users are just starting to use bbPress forums, but I’d like to install and use BuddyPress, primarily for the grouping options.
Anyhow, 9 topics, about 25 replies. When I try to activate the BuddyPress forum and use the existing installation. I get: “The bb-config.php file was not found at that location, please try again.” I have searched my entire website’s file tree and no such file exists.
I’ve done a clean install on another WP site of bbPress (creating some dummy forum entries) and then installed BuddyPress. Same results.
Can someone assist me? The bbPress installs were extremely basic, no tweaking was done to make the initial forums, topics, etc.
Thanks,
First problem was the forum topics not showing up when created. After getting that fixed we noticed that after creating a topic or commenting the delete button would ask “Are you sure?” after pressing it. When you press okay it takes you to a blank wordpress page that only says “Are you sure you want to do this?” “Please try again.”
You end up getting stuck in an endless loop trying to delete the comment.
Alright, here’s the deal. I’m in the process of transitioning my traditional wordpress site (latest version) into a buddypress driven site. I went through the installation process, checked my slugs, permalinks, etc. I create a new forum in the dashboard, and it shows up on the forum page (http://www.mrhensler.com/forums/), but when you click on the forum name, it just says “comments are closed.” There’s no place to read the topic, post a reply, etc, etc. Any ideas?
Topic: Registration page in https
Hi I am running wordpress version 3.3.2 with buddypress version 1.5.5 as plugin.
I would like to know how to make the registration page https. I have got an ssl certificate and i have the https wordpress plugin. I can force https for the login page but not for the registration page.
Topic: members are not listed
I have a new install. i have entered several users to test the setup and all the functions are working but none of the users are showing up as members. i can get to the profiles of each of the users with the url but there is no one in the members tab nore does the member widget show any members. this is a wordpress MU site.
any one have any idea what may be wrong?
Hey everyone!
I am very new to buddypress and wordpress. I have created an online cookbook community for gym addicts at fuelmyfood.com
My question to you is this. How can I get social sharing buttons within each forum topic? For us, a group is a cookbook and then each forum post is a new recipe in that cookbook. I want people to be able to share those forum posts on facebook, etc.
Here are some links to make things clearer:
Our site: fuelmyfood.com
Our cookbooks (groups): http://fuelmyfood.com/groups/
A recipe (forum post to a group) – I want my share buttons on the recipe page some how. http://fuelmyfood.com/groups/food-for-him-building-muscle/forum/topic/egg-bacon-muffin-breakfast-29g-protein-400-calories-7-g-fat/
Thanks in advance!
Topic: Mapping Users
Are there any plugins that maps address data (custom fields?) for all of the users on your website for viewing in the wordpress control panel. It would be useful to see the exact demographics of your members worldwide. It would be nice if it was quite google map’ish (Something like the “Map your nation” feature on nationbuilder).
As far as I know “Visitor Maps and Who’s Online” is similar but only has detailed information for US states and isn’t in the admin panel (separate page).
Thanks.
Topic: Top bar clash
Just installed a BP on a new wordpress installation with the twenty eleven theme. Followed the tutorial and buddypress functions correctly however when I mouseover “My Account” and go down the list, the list disappears as soon as it hits the header of the theme. It’s acting as if there was some kind of clash with the theme header wanting to be on top.
Thanks in advance.
Hi,
sorry about my english ….
I am in the process making a WP+Buddypress website, but I am a beginner in it. I want my website accessible only for logged in users. Everybody else will be directed to the welcome page, just like in the case of Facebook. I have read about the “is_user_logged_in()” command here:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/redirect-non-authenticated-usersNow my problem is: the registration form in the case of Buddypress is being embedded in a page of BP theme, so even in the process of registration the elements of the theme are running so are the header.php with the redirecting, resulting making the whole registration process impossible.
Is there any registration plug-in existing for Buddypress which appears in a separate window without using theme (just like in case of basic WP)?
Thanks.I’m using wordpress MU with buddypress.
I just uploaded 2 or 3 pinterest like themes and was testing them…all of a sudden I get these errors and they remain on every page of my website even after I deleted these themes!these two errors are always there:
Warning: include_once(includes/custompost.php) [function.include-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/swotong/public_html/bluewhalefamily.com/wp-content/themes/frisco-for-buddypress/functions.php on line 271
Warning: include_once() [function.include]: Failed opening ‘includes/custompost.php’ for inclusion (include_path=’.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php’) in /home/swotong/public_html/bluewhalefamily.com/wp-content/themes/frisco-for-buddypress/functions.php on line 271
I tried to figure it out myself and I found that most if not all themes’ function.php files in my wordpress multisite are changed—the following code is added at the end of function.php.
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<?php
include_once (‘includes/custompost.php’);
?>
`
The warning disappears once I delete the above codes but I have about 80 users using different themes on my site, do I have to delete that code one by one and is that the proper way?Another warning I get after trying those themes is the following:
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/swotong/public_html/bluewhalefamily.com/wp-content/themes/frisco-for-buddypress/functions.php:270) in /home/swotong/public_html/bluewhalefamily.com/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 866
It appears every time I press visit random site/group/user ….
The themes that cause these problems should be one of the following : (I’m sorry but I really can’t make sure which one it is )
iphoto/photum/graphicthemePlease give me a hand. Thank you so much!
P.S. if I have to reinstall, how can I keep my users’ data as much as possible?
this is my site’s address: bluewhalefamily.comHello,
I have WordPress 3.3.2 with Buddypress 1.5.5. I am using Oneall Social plugin to allow users to connect to my site http://AppSeeAppdo.com .
I would like to hide the top buddypress bar (buddybar?) to visitors. Once someone decides to Socially Log in via the OneAll Plugin (middle right Sidebar of the page), then the Buddybar should popup on top so they can navigate and track their activities, etc.
I saw some advice online but couldn’t figure out how to use them ::
This gets rid of it completely.. not what I want..
Also.. there’s a plugin Remove Buddypress Admin Bar ..that also removes it completely…
I want to remove it while someone is not logged in only..
Thank you everyone.
Topic: How to Create new Blogs
Hi,
It is possible to create your own blog on my website, thanks to BuddyPress and multisite. But my members new registered blogs comes up in a whole new wordpress blog, with its own dashboard and possibility to chose a theme and everything. That’s great, but not what I want.
My question: Is it possible to have the blog “restricted” in any way? That is, they will only be able to post on their site, but not change the theme etc ?
SITE IN QUESTION – http://store.durtymindz.com/
PLUGIN USED – Remove BuddyPress AdminBar (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/remove-buddypress-admin-bar/)
WORDPRESS – UPDATED
BUDDYPRESS – UPDATED
QUESTION – How do I remove I believe 28px from the top??? so it isnt spaced once I acitvate the remove Buddybar. Makes it look tacky and the way I have the background colors makes it look off.Topic: BP Member Role Not Listed
Hi, I have a website running bbpress and buddypress, first i had bbpress installed then later I installed buddypress now my problem is in wordpress i would like to set the default registration role to member but it doesn’t show member it shows:
administrator, editor, author, subscriber, contributor, forum moderator, forum participantI deactivated bbpress and it still doesn’t show the bp member role, and now new members who register on the website are not show on the bp members page, does anyone know how i can fix this?
Site Config:
bbpress 2.0.2
buddypress 1.5.5
wordpress 3.3.2 (single installation)I am running latest version of Buddypress and WordPress. Installation went smoothly. I opted to install compatibility pack and run the Amped child theme from Genesis. Everything seems to be set up properly. No errors or anything.
The default pages created by Buddypress are in place, and they’re assigned properly in Buddypress settings. There are two main problems:
1. When I visit any Buddypress page (/activity, /register, etc) I’m met with a 500 server error.
2. When I visit any user-specific Buddypress page (members/user-name/activity, members/user-name/profile, etc) I’m met with a page that says “oops this link appears to be broken”.The rest of the site is cool. Other pages in WordPress render just fine. There are no 500 server errors unless I try to visit a Buddypress page. Also, I have a custom 404 error page. It works when trying to visit a page that doesn’t exist. But when I try to visit a user-specific Buddypress page, it supposedly doesn’t exist…and the 404 error page doesn’t show up. I just get the “opps this link appears to be broken” error.
This all tells me there is something wrong with the installation, but I can’t figure out what’s up. I’ve tried disabling all other plugins, and I’ve gone in and resaved each page, but that hasn’t worked.
Any insight is much appreciated!
