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April 8, 2010 at 2:11 pm #72361
Scotm
ParticipantTry Connections: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/connections/
April 8, 2010 at 12:34 pm #72345In reply to: widget with shortcode or external javascript..
Karin Johansson
ParticipantHave a look at wp polls instead, in my opinion a very nice and customizable poll system. It includes a widget.
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-polls/
Edit: I just found that automatic install of the plugin does not seem to work. However install and using it right out of the box works fine for me when uploaded by FTP, in WPMU 2.9.2 with BP default theme. There are also some theme related issues: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/358769
April 8, 2010 at 12:34 pm #72344In reply to: Skeleton Plugin
Xevo
ParticipantThis is build basic in wordpress, just add a page in the backend of wordpress and it’ll show up in your menu bar.
April 8, 2010 at 11:13 am #72331rsqst
ParticipantThanks for your help @r-a-y
It’s for the next version of this website: http://www.artmonastery.org
It’s for a network of artists. Each blog will be a specific art project, and each subscriber/author will be an artist participating in that art project. Many artists will be participating in many different art projects, and I’d like their bio information to be publicly displayed on each blog/project.
The blogs will be the public “portal” for each of the art projects, which we will us to promote the projects. The groups that are associated with each blog (with the group blog plugin) will be the internal communication tool for the artists.
I’d like all the subscribers/authors/etc (aka artists) for a given blog (aka art project) to be listed at the top of the blog’s index.php page, with a few fields from the xprofile (bio, specialty, etc.). Ideally, I’d get them to echoed in a way that was easy to feed into a snazzy jquery slider gizmo.
artists.
I’m trying to build a resource for these artists that is really 1 database with many faces, and given that I love wordpress, buddypress seemed like the best way to do that. It’s just stretching my abilities, at the moment
April 8, 2010 at 11:09 am #72329In reply to: Dedicated web page for each user
raynerlim36
ParticipantUninstall your copy of WordPress and install a new copy of WordPress MU (Multi-User).
WordPress MU allows each member to have his own blog. You need to set up blog domains first, though. For more instructions on setting up multiple blogs, read the WordPress MU readme.
BuddyPress will automatically set this up for you if it detects that you have WordPress MU installed.
April 8, 2010 at 9:35 am #72320In reply to: Dealing with COMMENT spam – help!
@mercime
ParticipantAkismet, WP-SpamFree Anti-Spam, WP Hashcash, search for other anti-spam threads in thisforum
April 8, 2010 at 8:35 am #72315Bowe
ParticipantCheck this out:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-profile-widget-for-blogs/
That does what you want, but you can take a look at the code to modify it for your specific needs..
April 8, 2010 at 4:26 am #72303herzseben
MemberThis actually sounds like it might be the root cause of my own issue.
After installing BuddyPress, I am getting the following error in my Dashboard under WordPress Development Blog, Incoming Links, and Plugins
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 30720 bytes) in /home/herzsage/public_html/wp-includes/class-simplepie.php on line 14271
I’m not sure how it’s eating over 30MB to begin with, but the symptoms are there (no BBpress tables or files, Page Not Found error midway through group creation after installing BBpress, etc) and my Dashboard is clearly telling me I’m having memory issues.
However, I never had this problem when integrating the three before. I’m even running BuddyPress off a single-blog WordPress installation because I have no use for Mu – how is it eating so much memory, and what did you set your memory limit at to resolve the issue?
April 8, 2010 at 2:42 am #72293In reply to: Can I use buddypress for..
jivany
ParticipantBP is just a plugin that provides the social interaction components. Everything still works like any other WordPress site.
April 8, 2010 at 2:36 am #72291In reply to: Can I use buddypress for..
nemci7v
ParticipantGreat! Thanks!
Just one more question (if you don’t mind). How do I go about allowing new registered users to post articles from a custom write post page?
I have used WordPress for a quite some time and can make custom themes but I;m new to Buddypress. Not sure where to start,
April 7, 2010 at 11:11 pm #72262In reply to: Default group?
techguy
ParticipantTry one of these:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/auto-join-groups/
http://brentandmary.net/2009/10/24/bn-auto-join-group-plugin/
http://buddypress.webdevstudios.com/blog/2009/11/13/buddypress-registration-options/
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/welcome-pack
I think that one of them does what you’re describing or could be modified to do what you want.
As an added bonus, here’s one that should subscribe people to a blog at sign up:
April 7, 2010 at 8:52 pm #72249In reply to: Help with A Hook?
twodeuces
ParticipantThanks for the help Jeff!
I was able to get it all sorted out! Yeah! Now when users register they will automatically be added to the selected groups!
I am currently using WPMU, so I am using a WPMU Hook. Is there an easy way to register actions using either WP or WPMU Hooks so there wouldn’t need a second version of the plugin for single user wordpress.
The hook I am currently using is wpmu_new_user and I believe the single user equivalent is user_register. Is there a global value available to do something like this…
if ( $wpmu ) {add_action ('wpmu_new_user', 'auto_join_new_user');
} else {
add_action('user_register', 'auto_join_new_user');
}
April 7, 2010 at 8:47 pm #722475887735
InactiveI got this after trying to download and install from the WP admin:
Downloading install package from https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/buddypress-activity-as-blog-comments.0.1.0.zip.
Unpacking the package.
Could not create directory /xxx/xxx/xxx/wp-content/upgrade/buddypress-activity-as-blog-comments.tmp
Uploading via ftp and activating worked fine.
April 7, 2010 at 8:28 pm #72244cpc101
MemberI think you may have a mod-rewrite issue going on. I’m having the same thing happen and that is the direction I’m headed. I’ll let you know the outcome.
Thanks!
CPC
April 7, 2010 at 5:53 pm #72225Boone Gorges
KeymasterHi everyone,
I just checked in a trunk version with a bunch of fixes and new stuff. From the readme:
* Enabled Opt Out option for invitees
* Subject line is now customizable by the admin
* Admin can toggle whether users can customize subject line and message body of invitation emails
* Some localization bugs fixed
* Filtered spammers from group invitation list
* Fixed bug that may have caused problems with some MU limited email domain lists
* Email Address field is now auto-populated on Accept Invitation screen
If anyone feels like being an Outstanding Citizen and helping me out, they’re more than welcome to grab the development version https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/invite-anyone/download/, deactivate and move their current version of the plugin, activate the dev version, and put it through the paces. I’m especially concerned to hear whether the opt-out feature works in the way that you’d expect.
April 7, 2010 at 4:39 pm #72220In reply to: Help with A Hook?
Jeff Sayre
ParticipantMake sure you have read this first: https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API
Here you can find a listing of most (all?) of the current WordPress hooks: https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference
Here you can find a listing of BuddyPress hooks, although this is out of date:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/action-reference/
As far as your particular project, you probably can find the proper hook to tie into by searching the register.php file in the BP default theme. There are many hooks you can use.
Also, if you want to learn more about the current BuddyPress hooks, I would recommend searching for all “do_action” and “apply_filter” calls within BuddyPress.
April 7, 2010 at 2:54 pm #72203In reply to: My Blogs Menu not in admin bar
Jon Breitenbucher
Participant@jivany and @DJPaul It’s not a production site. It is my bleeding edge site where I run nightly builds of WordPress and BuddyPress so I can monitor what issues I may have with plugins and functionality on my development and live site. Though I must say I was a little surprised with how much went wonky when adding 1.3-bleeding.
April 7, 2010 at 2:21 pm #72198In reply to: Advanced Search plugin needed
3sixty
ParticipantYou could also potentially use the “Search Engine” plugin by Scott Kingsley Clark:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search-engine/
It works as a spider so it indexes all content on your site (so I’m guessing it would include BP content)… I should state that I haven’t used this though.
OK, I tried Scott’s “Search Engine” plugin on BP. It is well intended, but still in very deep beta. As far as I could tell, it was only indexing blog posts, and I couldn’t seem to test even that, because each time I hit the search box, the result was always a single, non-clickable Google Search Result unrelated to the content that should have been indexed.
Google Custom Search also seems to have issues with BP, as it was not indexing forum posts. Perhaps a site map needs to be submitted for GCS to pick up on forum posts?
April 7, 2010 at 1:04 pm #72182In reply to: Facebook's Patent
ParticipantOnly time will tell. I imagine a competent lawyer could argue that Channel Definition Format (CDF)–the original subscribable news feed and the precursor to RSS 2.0–was created by Microsoft in the mid 1990’s long before Zuckerberg even knew how to spell computer. It led to the wide-spread use (via RSS 2.0) of creating and distributing syndicated content throughout the Internet.
http://www.oreillynet.com/xml/blog/2006/12/who_invented_rss.html
So, did Facebook invent the news feed? No. They may have been one of the first to have locked it inside its own walled garden–which is antithetical to the spirit of the news feed. But IMO this is just an application of the concept, not a demonstrable innovation of something sufficiently new and patentable.
I imagine that some of the earliest blogging networks (before Facebook’s time) might be seen as early walled gardens and therefore their RSS feeds could be looked at as internal to the network. If you weren’t a member, you could not get access to the feed. So WordPress could then be viewed as the facilitator of the first internally-subscribable news feeds.
As a fully-licensed and practicing armchair lawyer, I look at this as just another example of a very large, powerful company being able to successfully overinflate its importance and contributions to the USPTO. Clearly the lead government patent lawyer failed the public on this one.
April 7, 2010 at 12:47 pm #72179In reply to: Custom Homepage for BuddyPress
ParticipantJust make a custom wordpress page that looks like it and make it your index page in your wordpress settings? It won’t be called index.html anymore, but that wouldn’t be that big of a problem.
April 7, 2010 at 12:46 pm #72178In reply to: widget with shortcode or external javascript..
Paul Wong-Gibbs
KeymasterSearch before you post.
April 7, 2010 at 12:27 pm #72173In reply to: Avatar Upload Issues
Pratik Bagaria
ParticipantHi there,
I too am facing a problem with Avatars.
I am installed BP on a fresh WordPress, no MU involved.
The BP is installed here http://www.waapsols.com .. some how I can’t get the upload avtar thing to work.
It fails during cropping. Can you please check and comment.
April 7, 2010 at 8:39 am #72160Gianfranco
Participant@r-a-y Thanks for the good explaination.
@el_terko good to know you like The Cure, and thanks you for the positive feedback.
See, guys, the problem I am having here is that I would like to test the child theme option, but I am experiencing all kind of weird things.
For a start, with the intention of testing the new theme, I did the following:
1) Duplicated the original theme, called “cureuphoria” (the one with the BP Template Pack stuff)
2) Called the theme “childtheme”.
3) In “style.css” I put: Template: bp-default, to make it a child theme of the BP default
4) Because now “childtheme” got all the folder and files as the bp-default theme (from the BP template pack) I intentionally deleted the “activity-loop.php” file from the activity folder, in order to test that the child theme inherit properly from the default theme (and if it does I would delete the rest of the files that can be inherit).
5) Installed the User Theme plugin (https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/user-theme/) so that I can test the child theme while keeping the “cureuphoria” theme active (it allows you to switch theme for a particular user only, me).
Strange thing is, if I see the site with the user I set in the User Theme plugin, the activity page doesn’t have the loop (it doesn’t inherit it), and the layout is styled by the “bp.css” stylesheet, which I use to syle the BP components.
BUT: whenever I try to ACTIVATE the “childtheme” for real, on the live site, the loop is there (so id does inherit from the default theme), but “bp.css” doesn’t seem to be active. All the styles are gone.
In Firebug I see that there are several stylesheets that I don’t know where they come from called activity (I think 1, 2, 3, or something) and some part of the header background comes from the default theme style.
In CSS Edit I see there is a “bp.css” and when I export it, there is HTML in it. Not CSS.
It just get crazy!
Oh, and I deactivated the BP Template Pack to avoid conflicts.
I’m a little lost. Of from the child theme styelcheet I don’t link any of the deault theme styles, they shouldn’t get in the way, right? And why my “bp.css” file got no effect at all? I call it from the header.php as an external file.
Oh, AND: all the INCLUDES are broken and I got many for calling several widgets:
Example:
<?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . "/inc/curemates-bar.php"); ?>I changed it to something like this, thinking that in buddypress it needs to be that way:
<?php locate_template( array( 'inc/curemates-bar.php' ), true ) ?>But if I am not wrong I got the same function errors.
Well, what do you think it’s the best way to test a child theme, get things to work properly work as they should?
Sorry for the long post, I tried to keep it as breif as I could, without leaving anything out that may help get the picture.
Thanks for your advises.
April 7, 2010 at 7:27 am #72153In reply to: Advanced Search plugin needed
CleboMa
MemberUnfortunately the plugin “BP Member Filter” is a plugin by JJJ is not working anymore, read this thread: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/374052
April 7, 2010 at 4:03 am #72142stwc
ParticipantI’ve run in to this with importing a userbase to a Buddypress install. WordPress likes login names to be lowercase, with no spaces, and no non-alphanumerics (except, I think for dashes (‘-‘).
Users can, of course, make their display name anything they like.
The follow-on problem though, is with @username notifications in BP1.2+, which work on the login name and not the display name, so if a user has the login username johnsmith and the display name John, only @johnsmith will work.
(I’ve also just recently encountered a problem in that usernames with dashes cause @notifications to fail. That is, if a username is johnsmith, @johnsmith works, but if his username is john-smith @john-smith fails.)
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