BuddyPress.org

” Twitme for BP doesnt have a such big interface as Twitme for wordpress it self. It will ask for your settings + sent Wires yes / no ?. “

Que??!!

Also see this: Twitme Author collects your personal data

I have one more question. Do I need to install BuddyPress too with wordpress mu ?

Hi Brajesh,

I have only one plugin Email Login. And I check it by removing this plugin. but problem is still there.

and I am using wordpress defult theme. so what theme I should put there.

Hi Brajesh,

I am using WordPress MU as blog with my site. I am getting same issue /blog/wp-admin/?c=1.

Please help me to resolve this issue.

Thanks

Ram

Set your current new user to be the Site admin user.

You will need access to the database, look in wp_sitemeta for a line with a meta_key of site_admins. It will currently look like:

a:1:{i:0;s:5:”admin”;}

You need to change the admin to be your new users name, and the s:5 to be the length of your new user. E.G.

a:1:{i:0;s:9:”spacetest”;}

spacetest is nine characters long so I’ve changed s:5 – s:9

When you next login your new user will be the site admin user, and you can access the plugins menu.

From wordpress MU post:

https://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic/13444?replies=8#post-78799

Would there be a way to make plugin settings show up somewhere on member pages?

Yes, you can create a WP plugin with a settings page, then place that plugin in /wp-content/mu-plugins/ so it shows up on all WPMU blogs in the admin area.

EDIT: after re-reading this, you probably meant as a BuddyPress member settings page right? If so, don’t read the rest of this post!

Read up on how to create a settings page or use a WP plugin framework such as the one created by scribu:

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/scb-framework/

For how to use options in the front end, you would use the get_option() function:

https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_option

That should get you started.

@Trevor:

Use this guide to install an external version of bbPress:

http://theeasybutton.com/blog/2009/07/17/integrating-buddypress-wordpress-mu-and-bbpress/

Not where yet? Having blogs be set up with defined defaults for widgets? As has been stated, that has nothing to do with BuddyPress. As such, it won’t be “resolved” in a future version. But if you head on over to the WordPress MU forums, I’m sure you could find what you’re looking for.

I’ve used the FeedWordPress plugin for a while. It’s excellent.

With administrator access you can associate RSS feeds with member blogs. It should be possible to make that functionality available to regular members so they can do it themselves -> voila, external blogs.

I’ll look into this in the next two weeks, when I’m upgrading to version 1.1.3 or 1.2. I’ll probably use crude custom code to add an input field that allows members to enter an RSS feed directly into FeedWordPress’ database table.

To turn it into a more sophisticated plugin I’ll probably need some help.

Is anyone else still working on this? Any ideas, comments or suggestions?

I’ll report back when I’ve made some progress…

@Andy

Cool man, I don’t want anyone to think I only just complain, hehe. I have never been good at sugar coating stuff, and my wife gives me hell all the time about it. Btw, I have a 2 y/o and a pregnant wife, so I reserve the right to be snarky, lol.

Check out my registry for auto-embedding rich media services. I think it could be adapted to work for activity streams, although I guess it would have to be de-PHP5’d

Registry & Service Template Methods

https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/buddypress-links/tags/0.2-RC1/bp-links-embed-classes.php

Services

https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/buddypress-links/tags/0.2-RC1/bp-links-embed-services.php

To solve the performance problem, each “service” would need to define a method that denormalizes itself for storage in the table that is queried (it gets hammered). This is very similar to format_activity(), except the abstract activity registry class would define strict rules for the format of data that is returned, then format the output itself from this “cached” denormalized data. We are back to square one with the need to refresh the denormalized data periodically, but I can think of a few ways to lessen the hit. One would be to have a timestamp (or other freshness indicator) column so only records that have changed are refreshed. It would be ideal to refresh the data with a pure SQL query, but then the components would have to provide the SQL to do it, and that would get very messy.

In the end you have an activity stream class interface that basically says… you want to record activity? Ok, extend me and define these methods. You have to return data in exactly this format. Add yourself to my registry, and if you followed directions, I will do all of the heavy lifting for you. Otherwise, get lost.

LMK if any of this sounds good to you, or if we are way off of the same page.

I’ve not seen any. My Achievements plugin sort of does this in some ways, but it isn’t intended to be a user stats plugin.

You guys should check out my plugin BuddyPress Links. The newest version 0.2-RC1 supports embedding of YouTube, Flickr, and metacafe videos, with more sites to be added soon.

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-links/

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-links/download/

It is not styled like a gallery, but this is very possible with theming.

Originally I wanted to create a media library plugin, but I quickly realized that mash-ups are the future. Hosting your own media library is like trying to re-invent the wheel. There is so much that goes into streaming video, its mind boggling. YouTube and Flickr already dominate the Internet as far as rich media goes. If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em.

This is the best integration i have seen so far between WordPress MU and Buddypress. Great Work!

Also i do have a question, what plugin are you using for the Classified?

Is it a 3rd party script ? custom script ? or something else???

Thanks!

Contributors, Authors, Editors and Administrators can all write blog posts.

https://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities

The tricky part is only allowing admin-authored posts in the homepage loop. Not sure how to do that. Perhaps with a conditional or a custom query? I’m not enough of a coder to answer that. Goggle is your friend If there will be only ONE admin however (you?) then it could be as simple as this (note: change “1” to whatever your author id is).

<?php query_posts('author=1'); if (have_posts()): while (have_posts()): the_post(); ?>



yay. my posts.



<?php endwhile; else: ?>



oops. no posts.



<?php endif; wp_reset_query(); ?>

You can use the same idea to display only posts from a certain category (i.e…. featured)… but I’m pretty certain you can’t restrict what categories a person can post in based on user level. So that probably wouldn’t help you.

@1stAngel

updated and uploaded.

there was a minor code change required for the file which I am using for theme options in the backend. WordPress requires unique slug, which I had not put there, so was causing issues.It was related to add_theme_options, there are no other changes.

Please either overwrite whole theme or just overwrite cosmicbuddy/theme-admin/admin.php with the new one.

both will work fine.

Thanks

Brajesh

What about the other plugins you have?

See this post:

https://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic/14142?replies=6#post-84068

Yeah, but that’s not gonna work with buddypress. You need to specify that your calling a javascript function. Buddypress just sees those things as links. I doubt this is gonna work with buddypress at all if you call to the functions like that. I’m amazed it worked with wordpress.

Edit: You added the earlier code to the text? Your supposed to put it in your header either in a external javascript file or just between script tags.

https://codex.wordpress.org/WPMU_Functions/switch_to_blog

@philipashlock,

here,here on your comments I plan to use openid and wordpress should use it !