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for some reason the admin bar does not show up on any of the member related pages.
I also noticed that the activity page is not writing the sidebar correctly, everything else like the friends, groups and profile pages show the side bar just fine, and I’ve double checked the file that I have in my child theme and it’s there and all, but it’s like wordpress just isn’t inserting it at all, nor the extra div I have it wrapped in
Topic: Complex and Confused!
Hi Everyone,
I have a wordpress installation and its running from last couple of months.
i have a buddypress installation on a subdomain.Is there any way to integrate them without changing the current settings ( themes, plugins, posts, members etc )
Do i have to convert to multisite ? if yes then is there any way so that my stuff doesnt’ effect.
Please helppp
Topic: Profile page?
When a new user logs in to my site, they get a message saying:
“Page not found
We’re sorry, but we can’t find the page that you’re looking for. Perhaps searching will help.”The URI is /members/(user’s name)/profile. I am using wordpress with buddypress with the s2members plugin. What I would like to do is have a tab in the menu that says profile so that they can go to a profile page any time they are on the site and change certain information on their profile, kind of like it is on facebook. Also, when they login, I’d like it to take them directly to their profile.
Thanks in advance!
By default, WordPress MultiSite allows for BuddyPress to be installed on a single site (either the main site/domain or the specified sub-site).
Objective:
-offer websites that have their own social network (potential clients could be Homeowner Associations, Book Clubs, etc.)
-each client/organization could have its own groups (e.g. Board Members, Home Owners, Home Renters, etc.) for which admins can invite/approve/reject membership to.
-some organizations may have only 1 group (if you’re a member, you’re a member; if you’re not, you’re not).
-some groups may be public, some private (must login), some secret (don’t know about them unless you’re invited to them)
*** Each organization must also have its own public-facing site (like any regular organization would). So as to say to the public “this is who we are, what we do, why we do it.” And the social network / groups would be just a sub-part of the site.Proposed Solutions:
(whichever way is better to do it – performance, ease to maintain, etc.)
Option A) 1 BP per sub-site with some custom code that only shows each sub-site’s applicable groups.
Option
Instead of 1 BP per Network, I want 1 BP per sub-site.
Option C)
Every group gets its own WP (non-MultiSite), its own BuddyPress, and its own domain. (Is there any way to mass-maintain certain settings, as if it was kind of like WP MultiSite?)***
Why I’m asking for help (correct me if I’m wrong):
-if you want a group site, you go to website.com, you sign up, you start a group.
-then the group you started is just another group, listed among many others on website.com
-but your organization ALSO wants its own stand-alone(-looking) site (as if it were to be organization.com)
-but that’s not possible (correct me if I’m wrong; I hope I am) with BuddyPress. Your organization doesn’t get its own “website homepage” page and there’s not a list of groups that just apply to your organization. ********This is what I want to offer to organizations who want their own social network (i.e. members in groups).Any suggestions, ideas, or solutions?
Maybe these would help get things started in the right direction:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-multi-network/
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/networks-for-wordpress/
http://wpebooks.com/networks/If it turns out the best solution is to just make a new WP (non-MultiSite) for each organization, then I could just save a template, like this: http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/new-blog-template
-This is an acceptable solution if need be.If one of the solutions is just a plugin above, then please advise how you think my setup should be done to be proper.
Thank you very much.
Hello, I was wondering if there was a way to make it so users can re-post another users update if they liked it. I know I read that wordpress is using this feature now for blog posts, which I was wondering if the answer might be along the same lines. I know there is no simple answer to this, But I would actually like to give it a go, If someone could point me in the right direction
Thanks a bunch
I’m facing exactly the same problem as reported here on version 1.5.4 and WP 3.3.1.
http://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3990Notification says changes are made properly, but no matter how many times I try the name field is never changed.
Is there anyone who solved this problem before?
Absolute novice here, but with a problem I can not get around.
On a BuddyPress installation, test registrations appear in the user table but no activation emails are being received. I believe they are not being sent.
I understand WordPress uses phpmail(), and that I should check if that is running on Bluehost servers?
New re-install of WP3.3.1
Plugins:
BP 1.5.4.
WPMU DEV Update Notifications 2.1.3
All other “stock” plugins de-activatedTheme is BuddyPress Community 1.4.2
Note the original site was set up under a different domain name. We then switched the primary domain to a newly registered name, so:
Main Domain newurl.org
Username oldurl
Home Directory /home7/oldurlI have changed the email address in WordPress user settings to admin@newurl.org which does exist in the site’s cpanel at bluehost.
If I use the Configure SMTP plugin, a) it sends to my primary email address (not at bluehost), and b) the test email from this plugin results in
SMTP -> FROM SERVER:250 OK
SMTP -> get_lines(): $data was “”
SMTP -> get_lines(): $str is “451 Temporary local problem – please try later “
SMTP -> get_lines(): $data is “451 Temporary local problem – please try later “
SMTP -> FROM SERVER:451 Temporary local problem – please try later
SMTP -> ERROR: RCPT not accepted from server: 451 Temporary local problem – please try laterNote the problem exists even when Configure SMTP is deactivated and/or removed. (I presume this gets my email address from my admin user profile, different from the admin@ address in settings).
Also, if I don’t use COnfigure SMTP, but I use test1@newurl.org (i.e. another address at the same domain so the email is supported by bluehost) I still don’t get the email.
I do see this same problem showing up in various forums. Sometimes it’s a spam folder issue or non-existant email from address in the cpanel, but often bluehost comes up, often the problem is not showing as resolved.
Thanks,
Rory
Hi I’ve just started using BuddyPress with WordPress multisite installation and stumbled upon a thing I can’t figure out how to do:
I want to point subdomains created during user registration process to their BuddyPress member profile page straight away (without creating separate user blog). Is that possible?
Any help suggestion greatly appreciated!
Regards
