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  • #26742
    Tristan
    Participant

    Whenever a user sends a Private Message to another user, they’re given a Page Not Found 404 error… although the message is delivered. I’ve searched all day for answers and can’t find anything.

    Please help?

    I’m running WordPress 3.3.1, and BuddyPress 1.5.2.

    #26741
    Mary Jane
    Member

    how can I change the default buddybar to this bar you see above on this site

    Buddypress 1.5.2
    Latest ver. of wordpress

    PPNSteve
    Member

    I get an 404 error when a user comments on an activity stream posting.. apparently the comment form submits to `[domain]/community/activity/reply` and there is no such thing in buddy press’s file structure.

    I need help locating what is causing this error and how to fix it.

    it is a basic BP install using Custom Community Pro theme.
    1. Which version of WordPress are you running? WP ver 3.3.1
    2. Did you install WordPress as a directory or subdomain install? directory install
    3. If a directory install, is it in root or in a subdirectory? root (public_html)
    4. Did you upgrade from a previous version of WordPress? If so, from which version? 3.3
    5. Was WordPress functioning properly before installing/upgrading BuddyPress (BP)? e.g. permalinks, creating a new post, commenting. YES
    6. Which version of BP are you running? Version 1.5.2
    7. Did you upgraded from a previous version of BP? NO If so, from which version? n/a
    8. Do you have any plugins other than BuddyPress installed and activated? YES If so, which ones? BuddyPress Sliding Login Panel, Contact Form 7, Cube Points and CP BP Integration, Easing Slider, Newsletter, Really Simple CAPTCHA, s2Member Pro v111220, WP-Table Reloaded, WP_Auctions
    9. Are you using the standard BuddyPress themes or customized themes? custom, Custom Community Pro
    10. Have you modified the core files in any way? NO
    11. Do you have any custom functions in bp-custom.php? NO
    12. If running bbPress, which version? Or did your BuddyPress install come with a copy of bbPress built-in? bbPress is not active
    13. Please provide a list of any errors in your server’s log files. Generic 404, page not found, no other log file errors.
    14. Which company provides your hosting? I do.
    15. Is your server running Windows, or if Linux; Apache, nginx or something else? linux (CENTOS 5.7 i686) with Apache 2.x

    Help!

    ahw89
    Member

    Hi,

    Just a quick question. I’ve looked everywhere to find a solution to this problem but no success.

    When I click on SIGNUP/REGISTER on the top bar or side bar login box, it always leads to WP login page after signup or login. would like the members to login or register on my blog without having to login to WP. Is there a way to edit the codes or a plugin that redirects the members to the page where they last signed-up or logged-in, instead of the WP login page.

    Thanks for any help!

    #127484
    aces
    Participant

    I put it in bp-custom-php – actually it also worked in functions.php…

    I’m not sure if you want the same functionality. Wrapping in `is_admin` was so that the following lines only worked on the admin pages. `remove_action` shouldn’t be necessary.

    The `define` line tells buddypress to use the wp adminbar. This adds the personal menu under your name like on this page and gets rid of some blank space under the menu bar. It also stops the buddybar being rendered (behind the WP admin bar – see WP bug mentioned above). I can not find a simple way to use the buddybar instead of the wp adminbar on the admin page – but I think that’s the way WordPress wants it to work…

    For the public facing side I have selected Hide admin bar for logged out users? so you only see the buddybar when logged in.

    What are you trying to achieve?

    #127475

    BuddyPress can handle whatever you need it to. That said, it is not a turn-key community ecommerce solution, and you’ll need to patch plugins in, create s custom theme, etc… As long as you use BuddyPress/WordPress as the engine that powers your idea rather than the solution to all your problems, it makes perfect sense to start here. If you expect to install a few plugins, turn it loose, and have your ideas come to life, sadly it won’t be that easy. :)

    #26728

    Hi guys I have been using wordpress for a number of years now and love it.. I have teamed up with a local businessman and we have came up with a great idea for a social networking site that users pay a small yearly membership and they will get a fully functioned social network site along with a items for sale type page all organised and looking fresh also they get access to discounts from large local businesses ie discount codes etc now my question is..

    Will Buddy press handle this and are their plugin that can full fill this or am i better going else where to Socialengine and paying a licence fee.. I would like to stay at buddy press but a little concerned if it will handle the above..

    #26726
    filmoreha
    Participant

    I’ve been tinkering with WordPress (3.3.1), BuddyPress (1.5.2), and bbPress (2.0.2) for the last hour for a new project here’s what I’ve found regarding site wide forum integration. It’s broken.

    With forums enabled for Buddypress, accessing example.com/forums displays a message “the forums component has not been set up yet”

    Accessing example.com/forums/forum/example shows a blank page.

    And accessing example.com/forums/topic/example-topic displays “Fatal error: Call to undefined function bb_get_id_from_slug() in /buddypressbp-forumsbp-forums-functions.php on line 137”

    Any ideas? Has anyone encountered the same issues?

    Seems if you disable the forum component in Buddypress, then bbPress works just fine. And I assume this plugin version I’m using includes all the necessary wordpress user integration. I read somewhere to add [bbp-forum-index] to the forums page created by Buddypress, but that doesn’t seem to resolve anything.

    #127465
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster
    302kyle
    Member

    Hello everyone.

    I am using WordPress 3.3
    I am using Buddypress 1.5.2
    I am using the Buddypress Template Pack
    I am using the Pandora theme (which originally is not Buddypress compatible.)

    I followed the directions from the “Buddypress Template Pack.” I got stuck at the point where I have to make my pages in the same code structure as that in “Pandora.” I understand what I am supposed to do but doing it is difficult.

    I tried my best with the code and got the general structure on my pages expect for a few things.

    I am working my best to get my “activity” page to look normal. Where the activity stream shows, it is flowing over where it is supposed to, into the right sidebar. You can see it here:
    http://www.pokemonsocial.com/activity

    Thank you,
    Kyle

    #26721
    aces
    Participant

    I recently had a problem with the wp admin bar / buddybar and suspect it is a bug in buddypress.

    I wanted to use the wp admin bar in admin (because I couldn’t easily get rid of it) and the bp admin bar in public (because it had previously been there – when logged in).

    So I used the following in bp-custom-php
    `if ( is_admin() ) {
    define( ‘BP_USE_WP_ADMIN_BAR’, true );
    remove_action( ‘admin_footer’, ‘bp_core_admin_bar’ );
    }
    `
    This is because the buddybar showed up as well the wp admin bar. I wouldn’t have noticed except for a bug in wordpress 3.3.* and ie9 (add new media page) that I can’t explain how to duplicate ( even though I see it on various different sites )….

    On the admin side the buddypress menu showed up unstyled underneath the page as well as in the ‘Howdy’ menu without the `remove_action`….

    Surely the remove action shouldn’t be necessary, or is something else going wrong somewhere? Am I going insane?

    EDIT: I just tried it again and it works as expected without the remove action so I think it must have been a caching issue – still have the WP bug though…

    SCNisHere
    Participant

    Colleagues,

    I have a large, complex site (thousands of articles, hundreds of authors and tens of thousands of users), built on DotNetNuke (a Windows-based CMS built with ASP.NET). I want to create its equivalent in WordPress. Badly. :-)

    I’ve just created a WordPress test site. However, being new to WordPress, I am having trouble making some key initial decisions about implementing WordPress, WordPress MU, and BuddyPress. My questions are laughably simple, I hope.

    I want the site to function as a social network, so I’ve installed BuddyPress. That part is easy.

    Here’s what’s tripping me up: On my DotNetNuke site, I have an article module (aka plugin) that is added to a page. The module let’s me have a roster of article contributors, all contributing their articles. I guess it’s analogous to a multi-author blog. I have set up the article module in three places on my site, each serving different purposes and having different sets of authors based on DotNetNuke security roles. When the author posts, his/her Profile page Journal is updated, and other social network things happen.

    So, what’s the best way to set this up in WordPress?

    Thanks for helping me with a basic question. Once I have more time with it, I’m sure I’ll be figuring this stuff out but right now, it’s tough to know the right way to go.

    #127447

    In reply to: Frustrated….

    You’re right. There is a lot constantly going on, and it’s dizzying to keep up with it all. We try really hard on our end to balance updates with backwards compatibility, to make sure things run as smoothly as possible while also fixing bugs and problems.

    Some of what you’re talking about is that, where fixing bugs leads to other bugs. Some of it comes from us doing something incorrectly for a very long time, setting a bad example, and when WordPress calls us out and deprecates something, it breaks things down the line later.

    I think the bigger take-away is that running your own social network isn’t as easy as it should be. We can do a better job at making it simpler, and also at setting the expectation that there’s a huge leap from having 1 blog to having hundreds or thousands of users. Social networks like Flickr or Twitter have dedicated staff to keep things running smoothly, and trying to do that as one non-developer is currently pretty intimidating, and maybe not always a good idea.

    I don’t think it’s a funding issue, I think it’s an education issue down the tree from WordPress core to BuddyPress core to third party plugin authors. Also, we try really hard to do tandem releases with WordPress core, but not all plugin authors have the ability to stay on top of their projects like we do.

    The BuddyPress core team is making changes for the better to improve the experience you’re talking about, but they are still baby steps so we don’t perpetuate the issue further.

    #26714
    2twins
    Member

    hi – i have installed a buddypress multisite on wamp and want to make it live. This is my first buddypress site and before i make it live, i just want to make sure that there are no extra steps or anything different from a normal wordpress install move from wamp to live. Does anyone know of a good page, post, video that could give me the steps? I just don’t want to mess anything up or lose anything after all the work i’ve done!!! thanks in advance

    #26713

    Ok, I love WordPress and I love Buddypress and I think this open source software is awesome, but there are things I just don’t understand! I don’t understand why not only are there frequent “updates,” but it seems things break all over the place when you do update…..and of course things break if you don’t….so damned if you do, damned if you don’t scenario….I understand there are “hackers” hacking our sites….and I don’t get them either….but I do my banking online everyday and my bank doesn’t do constant updates for “security”…..I don’t think even the government does so many updates for “security”……so I just don’t understand

    Then there’s the “stuff works….sometimes” problem. I tested registration earlier and all was perfect….within 2 hours, no more perfect……..no code changes, no .htaccess changes, no changes at all…..just comes and goes like the waves of the sea……

    Then there’s the plugins….hit or miss, dependent on what version of of the plugin you’re using, WordPress version you’re using, Buddypress version you’re using, theme you’re using and of course, your theme’s version…..goodness gracious…..then, you finally get a great plugin that you love, only to have to deactivate/delete it upon a WordPress uprade, Buddypress upgrade, theme upgrade, or some other upgrade for something, somewhere…….

    I have experienced plugins no longer supported, themes no longer supported, older theme versions no longer supported, older versions of wordpress no longer supported, older versions of buddypress no longer supported…….

    lol…..I’m sorry, but I’ve been reading these forums for quite some time and there seems to be so many of us in the same boat…….I messed up when I decided to further my education….should have just become a programmer……..

    Is it a funding issue? Maybe I can put a “donate” button on my site to try to raise some funds for WordPress, Buddypress, plugin development, theme development, ect………

    I’m just frustrated and confused!!!!

    #26709
    Henry
    Participant

    All of a sudden, users can’t register. With Buddypress Registration options, users see a blank screen after submitting sign-up. Without it, the registration screen reloads but no registration is processed. It was working fine – I haven’t added any other plugins for a long time.

    Using: WordPress MU 2.9.2
    BP Version 1.2.3

    http://www.selfpublishingreview.com/create-an-account/

    #127432
    aces
    Participant

    The buddypress admin menu is translated as are the main tabs, ‘Componentes’ page content is translated but ‘Configurações’ page content is still in english.

    The parts that aren’t buddypress aren’t translated for me, as I don’t have the main wordpress and theme or plugin language files installed

    #26708
    bryanjwatson
    Participant

    I’m assuming that the “Multisite Blogging” feature listed on the BuddyPress.org homepage is related to having it work with a WordPress Network?

    Or is there more functionality built into BuddyPress that allows this functionality? It’s not listed anywhere in the components section.

    #127430
    @mercime
    Participant

    Re-upload single.php file of bp-default theme, clear cache, and see if issue is corrected.
    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/1.5.2/bp-themes/bp-default/single.php

    #26704
    Keith Kelly
    Participant

    I am currently developing a site where the subject matter is specific to geographical regions and cities. My initial thought is that I would set up WordPress multisite and have each region / city be a separate subdomain.

    I would like to allow users to join a specific city or group of cities. If they join a group of cities I would like their profile information and activity to carry to others.

    I was wondering how BuddyPress handles that if I install it on the root domain?

    For example I would install BuddyPress on http://www.example.com. If a user logs in and goes to newyork.example.com will all of the BuddyPress information be available as well?

    #127400
    aces
    Participant

    have you tried to put ( for Portugal )
    `define (‘WPLANG’, ‘pt_PT’);`
    or ( for Brazil )
    `define (‘WPLANG’, ‘pt_BR’);`
    in wp-config.php ?

    Language codes: https://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_in_Your_Language

    #127399
    Guga123
    Member

    I’ve downloaded https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/buddypress/dev

    I have already put the files in the folder …. http://www.example.com/wp-content/languages/ and nothing happens

    #26688
    elliogle
    Member

    Hi guys!

    Having alot of fun with WordPress and learning Buddypress.

    I am having some issues installing BBpress, I have followed the following:

    http://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/installing-group-and-sitewide-forums/2/#bp-sitewide-forums

    but, when I goto http://www.magalufconnect.net/forums/forum/announcements, on Crome it comes up blank, but IE it shows: <a href="
    Fatal error: Call to undefined function bb_get_forum() in /home/elliogle/magalufconnect.net/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-forums/bp-forums-functions.php on line 32

    Have I done something wrong?

    Odd. Create a ticket at http://buddypresss.trac.wordpress.org with the details and a patch.

    #26684
    bluuey
    Member

    hello i just installed the latest buddypress on the latest wordpress.
    when i have installed the widesite forum, the page for forums didnt exist.
    in the bbpress setting there was conflict between forums base with the forums page, i have changed it to any names but still the forums page wont show up.
    i also have tried it by going to the page manually http://mywebsite.com/forums but theres an error saying “The forums component has not been set up yet.”
    how to fix this?
    ps: its working fine with groups forums.

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