Our setup per the “When asking for support…” questions
1. WordPress 3.2.1
2. directory install
3. installed in subdirectory
4. upgrade from a previous version of WordPress? No
5. Problems before update? User blogs were disappearing
6. BP version 1.5.1
7. Upgraded from 1.2.?
8. Plugins installed and activated: problems were observed with no other plugins activated, presently WangGuard 1.2.1, Antisplog 1.1.1, Backup Buddy 2.2.28, bbPress 2.0, Blogs Directory 1.1.3 (temporary until this problem resolved), CloudFlare 1.1.8, WPMU DEV Update Notifications 2.1.3
9. standard BuddyPress themes
10. I’ve not modified the core files; I’m new and not the only network admin.
11. custom functions in bp-custom.php? No
12. bbPress 2.0
13. errors in your server’s log files. – don’t know
14. Which company provides your hosting? – don’t know
15. server running cloudflare-nginx, PHP/5.3.6
I’ve updated the network.
If I enable the Site Tracking component of BP, the page
http://blogsite.mainsite.tld/blogs shows only 26 user blogs/sites.
There’s no obvious patterns to which sites are included and which are skipped.
If I create a new site, it is shown.
If I disable the Site Tracking component and enable the plugin
Blogs Directory 1.1.3, all user blogs are listed. The page title is malformed
but all the blogs are there.
The activity page updates correctly, this issue seems to be confined to the BP blogs listing.
I searched the forums here and haven’t found a problem like this.
Any ideas?
And you’ve got the WP_LANG set correctly, and are also loading a translation for WordPress itself? Is that code snippet in your first post how you’re actually trying this? Which file did you add that to? I don’t think that should be necessary 
Hi,
I’m trying to setup a BuddyPress site with WordPress Multi Site using the Fishbook theme. All is fine except for text alignment in the header. I tried playing with the style.css, but made it worst…
I have included the graphics explaining the problem. Look at the text alignment (in red).
1) PICTURE:
Look at the title
http://w3s.me/fb01.jpg
2) PICTURE: See when I try with a long title. The text justification goes to the left
http://w3s.me/fb02.jpg
The css file:
http://w3s.me/style.css
I would like the text to have a fix left justification, so the letters of a long title will go to the right.
How can I fix this?
Thanks,
Peter
I think I’m losing my mind. I recall that under a member’s “Sites” tab, there was a sub-menu item that allowed the logged-in member to click on “create a site”, and would be presented with an embedded page (just like if one were to select, “Create a Site!”, from the WordPress/Buddypress admin bar–although this creates a blog for the main site). So, am I crazy or was a member never able to create their own blog from the “sites” menu tab? Thanks!
Wordpress 3.2.1, Buddypress 1.5.1, latest Buddypress Template Pack.
FYI: Under Network Settings: “Both sites and user accounts can be registered” was selected.
P.S. I also recall being able to create a “group” in a similar sub-menu under the “Group” tab. This is not available either.
I’ve now attempted to create 8 new sites on the network. All with different names and all created from Network Admin. WordPress creates the tables for the sites but that’s as far as it gets. The table infixes increase by 1 with each site created.
Here’s the error received while updating the network after reinstalling all WordPress files except wp-config.php and .htaccess (not the database):
“Warning! Problem updating http://blog.example.com. Your server may not be able to connect to sites running on it. Error message: Couldn’t resolve host ‘blog.example.com'”
WordPress knows the site is there. I suspect it hasn’t created the virtual host; not sure how to check for that – my eyes are open to learning new things here
Both wp-config.php and .htaccess are confirmed as being unaltered by BuddyPress.
I’ve tried creating sites with all plugins deactivated but the result is the same.
Edited to add: site registration is enabled.
I just noticed that the language customizations are not working after upgrading to 1.5. As far as I remember everything was working before.
I’ve tried everything again as stated here http://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/ — but no luck, I’ve tried putting the .mo files in /wp-content/languages, i tried keeping it in the bp plugin /lang and even inside the child theme /lang dir’s…each time pointing the following snippet to the right dir…still with no luck of the translations working.
`// change “en_US” to your locale
define( ‘BPLANG’, ‘en_US’ );
if ( file_exists( WP_LANG_DIR . ‘/buddypress-‘ . BPLANG . ‘.mo’ ) ) {
load_textdomain( ‘buddypress’, WP_LANG_DIR . ‘/buddypress-‘ . BPLANG . ‘.mo’ );
}
`
here’s the name of the .mo file as I have it in the /wp-content/languages
buddypress-en_US.mo
I’m stumped. What’s odd, is that I was having the same trouble on a singular wordpress installation and i ended up getting it working by putting .mo files in the child theme dir and placing the following in the functions.php
`
define( ‘BPLANG’, ‘lang_EN’ );
if ( file_exists( STYLESHEETPATH . ‘/buddypress.mo’ ) ) {
load_textdomain( ‘buddypress’, STYLESHEETPATH . ‘/buddypress.mo’ );
}
`
Any ideas.
I installed BuddyPress on a fresh install of WordPress Multi-Site in the root directory of one of my test domains hosted by Hostgator. As soon as I network activated and configured BuddyPress I tried to create a new subdomain site. When I visited the subdomain site I was greeted with a message telling me the site cannot be found on the server. Wild Card subdomains are enabled. I’ve installed many WordPress sites in the past without error. This is the second time I’ve created a BuddyPress site and the second time this issue has arisen. I do know I can manually create the subdomain with cPanel to get it to work. I also know this is not an .htaccess issue because I can replace .htaccess with a blank file and I still have the same problem: WordPress fails to correctly register new sites when BuddyPress is installed.
I’ve now disabled and removed BuddyPress along with the associated BP tables. I’m still now unable to create accessible new subdomain sites. This was not an issue prior to BuddyPress being installed. The sites appear in the backend, I can edit their settings from Network Admin but I cannot access either their frontend or backend components (because, I suspect, the virtual subdomain hasn’t been created).
Has anyone else met this issue and does anyone have a solution that doesn’t involve re-installation of my site and recreation of its database?
Hi all, first I want to say I am using SEO by Yoast on my Buddypress site using the compatibility fix found here: http://bp-tricks.com/coding/making-buddypress-compatible-with-the-wordpress-seo-plugin-from-yoast/
I have tried seopress and there seems to be a lot of bugs for me. My main issue now is the forum topic title tags. It reads like this. Group Name | Forum | Topic Title | Site Name This is too much and don’t seem to be in the correct order. I would like it to read like this.
Topic Title | Group Name | Site Name
How do I achieve this?
Also I noticed on this site under the Support Topics Forum there is a list of all the Support Group Forums under the Topic Titles. My site only list the Topic Titles without a list of the possible Groups to post to unless you go to the groups tab. How do I achieve this forum index at the bottom of the forum page.
Thanks,
Michael
Hi,
I’m using WordPress 3.2.1 and BuddyPress 1.5.1. I connected the BP members component to a page called Profile. I created a custom main navigation menu in Appearance > Menus, and I included the Profile page as one of the menu items but I would like to change its default behavior: Instead of linking to the members directory I would like the link to go directly to the logged-in user’s page (which, of course, assume the user is logged in; I’m going to need to address that as well…). I’ve been spinning my wheels on this for a while, hesitant to ask because I was sure the answer had to be there somewhere, but couldn’t find it. Or perhaps I’m just being facile…
I tried loopmodem’s user profile plugin, but that resulted in only the Profile button being shown.
The site I’m working on is http://litecure-staging.com/clinicianscorner/
Thanks!
We are a large car club in Norway, and we are looking to expand our website posabilities. Today we do not use WordPress or Buddypress, but we are testing a Buddypress system on our test server.
How can we make a “car profile” function for our members with posabilities like for example to make a page about their own car with pictures, text, input fields like engine, make, model etc.?
And the “public message”, can it be changed with something like Facebook wall on others users profile instead of the “@user” method?
Thanks
