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September 15, 2009 at 2:21 pm #52462
In reply to: Buddypress and WP theme frameworks
Paul Wong-Gibbs
KeymasterYes. But any wordpress theme used on a buddypress site will have to include extra files that come with the BP theme. I.e copy them.
September 15, 2009 at 1:39 pm #52460In reply to: Localisation, per user
kkarpieszuk
Participant@John James Jacoby – is it ready what you described here 3 months ago?
I am searching for solution to make buddypress multilingual, but only in interface: theme and admin area should has multi language texts. ost dont have to be translated.
Just something like is at wordpress.com: user register and choose language. Then he see all interface in local language, write in any language he want.
September 15, 2009 at 1:35 pm #52458In reply to: Upgrading to 1.1-rc/1.1-beta
grosbouff
ParticipantHi !
Seems to have good new functionnalities !
I have one problem though :
I use a fresh install (WPMU 2.8.4 + BuddyPress 1.1 Beta); no plugins;
I moved /bp-default and /bp-sn-parent to /themes;
and I get
Not Found
The requested URL …./wordpress-mu/blog was not found on this server.
Then I did copy my old .htaccess file to the fresh WPMU installation; and now I have
Page Not Found
The page you were looking for was not found.
What is the problem ?
September 15, 2009 at 1:16 pm #52457microcomposing
ParticipantOk,
but what do I need to ask exactly?
September 15, 2009 at 12:52 pm #52451KeymasterYou need to talk to your web host and ask them.
September 15, 2009 at 12:44 pm #52449In reply to: Members themes for blogs
darrent71
ParticipantSo if I’m understanding correctly, my members create blogs and they just use standard WordPress themes which I upload to wp-content/themes and activate via Site Admin?
September 15, 2009 at 12:08 pm #52446In reply to: Members themes for blogs
KeymasterIn one word: no.
In BP 1.1, themes will work more like regular wordpress themes. I suggest you wait until then or develop your custom theme from a development version.
September 15, 2009 at 6:09 am #52428In reply to: Is Buddy Press coming for WordPress?
KeymasterClosing this thread as gerikg’s taken it off topic.
September 15, 2009 at 1:55 am #52423In reply to: Is Buddy Press coming for WordPress?
gerikg
ParticipantI miss my nextgen plugin (doesn’t work well with MU)
September 14, 2009 at 11:02 pm #52416In reply to: Is Buddy Press coming for WordPress?
Donnacha
ParticipantI think Mark Jaquith recently said that the WP/MU convergence was expected to be completed by 3.0 or 3.1, so, that would be in either 3 or 6 months time.
Not really so very far away, I think.
September 14, 2009 at 8:44 pm #52411In reply to: New Theme Structure Help
Andy Peatling
KeymasterThe situation can be summed up like this:
The BuddyPress 1.0 theme structure made it easy for existing WordPress sites to use BuddyPress out of the box (but only with the default theme which was never ideal). However, it made life very difficult for anyone designing a site from scratch with BuddyPress, and for 3rd party theme designers.
BuddyPress 1.1 makes it harder (but still very possible) for existing WordPress sites and themes to use BuddyPress, but makes it very easy for sites starting fresh and for 3rd party theme designers.
The number of people starting sites fresh using BuddyPress significantly outweighs the number of people trying to use BuddyPress within an existing WordPress setup. It is only logical to make the lives of the majority easier.
There will be more documentation on using BuddyPress with existing WordPress installations and themes once 1.1 is released. Let’s get it out there first.
On a side note – I’d really love to see existing WordPress theme designers coming out with BuddyPress theme extensions for their WordPress themes. This for me is the ideal scenario, let the top theme designers provide support for BuddyPress, rather than the end users trying to force a square peg in a round hole.
September 14, 2009 at 7:53 pm #52408In reply to: New Theme Structure Help
muraii
ParticipantI’d like to delve into this more deeply, but for now, even using the child themes there is an additional complication. It’s reasonable to expect someone to be integrating BP with an extant site using an advanced WP theme, and simply setting this theme to be a child of the bp-sn-framework doesn’t suffice. I’m working in one such setup, where a theme uses several include() statements in a functions.php file, and setting this as a child of the BP framework b0rks the whole deal. Now, I know what to do here, at least in the simplest case: just amend the functions.php calls. That won’t necessarily persist as the theme is updated, so maybe, instead, this can be done via a plugin.
The point here is that there are easily found examples where existing WordPress installations aren’t set up to so trivially extend to include BP. This one has a straightforward solution, but some will not. And as WP theme developers continue to do ever-more-amazing things with WordPress, and as you and other developers continue to make WordPress and BuddyPress more powerful, this sort of nonlinear theme infrastructure will likely become the norm. I don’t think these are quite edge cases, either; the theme I’m testing with is a free Woo theme, so not quite off the beaten path.
I don’t want to add to the confusion. Rather, I wonder if I could help flesh out some use cases, which might later get wrapped into the documentation (if it’s helpful). For instance, there is the site that purports only to offer social networking, without long-form blogging intentions. In that case, Using bp-default with customizations is pretty straightforward–well, as straightforward as the styling for the site needs to be.
However, for folks who have an existing WP site to which the BP functionality will be at most equal in priority, their branding and existing structure may be complicated enough that simply setting their existing theme to be a child of the BP framework doesn’t work by itself (styling issues aside–there will always need to be style adjustments; this is about structure and objects). Again, as my example demonstrates, this complexity is closer to the norm than some might expect, especially among the crowd using WPMu and extending it with BP. In this case, there’s more to document.
I don’t intend to suggest, as some have, that BP developers need to rethink or revise BP’s scope and structure. That’ll probably happen anyway, as things start merging more, but it’s not necessary. I only mean that the adaptation of BP to an extant site is a nontrivial use case, and while there is forthcoming documentation as to how best to manage this, maybe the forum users and devs can spec out some general use cases and work on how best to develop their solutions.
September 14, 2009 at 4:32 pm #52397John James Jacoby
Keymastercatinw12, you shouldn’t need to create any new profiles anywhere. All of the .org sites should provide you a unified login/password combo to use on wordpress.org, bbpress.org, buddypress.org, and all of their respective trac’s.
September 14, 2009 at 12:06 am #52360Greg
ParticipantThis is really a WPMU issue, so I’ve posted it over there: https://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic/14425?replies=1#post-83354
I think this issue will stop Google (and other search engines) from indexing your forum pages. So if you are using deep integration it might be a good idea to watch for a patch.
Use my little workaround at at your own risk.
September 13, 2009 at 10:53 pm #52359ParticipantI’ve also seen the blank pages.
Returning to the 404 issue (and cross posting from https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/help-404-error-but-page-displays?replies=3#post-57822), it looks like WordPress is setting the 404 because it doesn’t recognize the bbPress page that is loading.
When the global WP object is constructed, the function WP->handle_404 calls “status_header( 404 )”.
As a workaround, I modified “handle_404” to lay off the 404 if “BB_PATH” is defined (i.e. when a bbPress page is loading). This seems to work ok.
Here’s the new “handle_404” at around line 445 in “wp-includes/classes.php”.
function handle_404() {
global $wp_query;
if ( !defined( 'BB_PATH' ) && (0 == count($wp_query->posts)) && !is_404() && !is_search() && ( $this->did_permalink || (!empty($_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']) && (false === strpos($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], '?'))) ) ) {
// Don't 404 for these queries if they matched an object.
if ( ( is_tag() || is_category() || is_author() ) && $wp_query->get_queried_object() ) {
if ( !is_404() )
status_header( 200 );
return;
}
$wp_query->set_404();
status_header( 404 );
nocache_headers();
} elseif ( !is_404() ) {
status_header( 200 );
}
}September 13, 2009 at 5:36 pm #52341In reply to: Missing CSS in trunk theme upgrade
Keymasterwordpressfan: That’s nothing directly to do with the subject of this thread, which has been marked completed. Start a new thread.
September 13, 2009 at 1:41 pm #52324In reply to: Point System in BuddyPress?
deanm
ParticipantThanks. Missed that.
Looks great. Definitely going to try it out:
September 13, 2009 at 7:59 am #52319In reply to: New Theme Structure Help
KeymasterIt sounds like you need to learn a bit about how WordPress child themes are implemented. I had a quick google and found http://op111.net/53.
I’ve also removed the status from this thread as it isn’t a support issue.
September 13, 2009 at 5:09 am #52313danf-1
ParticipantYep – I will ask on wpmu as well.
But what about the buddybar question? I’ve read about how people implemented it in bbpress – but that still is in the same wordpress environment.
What about getting the buddybar on an application external to wpmu?
Can I set up a page template for a page that just spits out the buddybar html – then include that on my external subdomain either as a php include or as an iframe??
September 12, 2009 at 6:43 pm #52303Jeff Sayre
ParticipantTore, read this and see if that helps.
I would first search the most recent file you modified, making sure that you did not add whitespace before or after the php tags. It appears that that would be new-user.php. If you cannot find the issue in that file, then move on to the the next file you modified, looking for the same issue.
September 11, 2009 at 10:25 pm #52287In reply to: Member Theme: Remove 'Me' and 'My Profile' Columns?
wordpressfan
ParticipantMy thinking is to emulate the profile style of either buddypress.org or wordpress.org sites. My site will only provide the ability to create a profile or search a profile. Actions such as e-mailing profile owners would be available within the main profile section.
Thanks for closing the other thread; I did not know the question had already been answered.
September 11, 2009 at 9:44 pm #52284In reply to: User disabled blog but now wants to create but can't
Brajesh Singh
Participanthi dwpers
are you using Limit blogs per user plugin.
This is a known issue with that plugin.let me explain it.
If s user does not selects a blog,he is added as a member of your main site(subscriber or what ever default signup role is,this is a wordpress Mu requirement).So the blog count for user becomes one even if he has not signed up for the blog.
You can manually add the user to new blog.
Please go to wpmu backend->Site Admin->Blogs
In the add blog option,enter the users email address(the email address of existing user and create his blog).he will be automatically assigned the new blog(removed from the main blog) and can do the things as normal.
hope it helps.I am working on the newer version of this plugin which will take into consideration the factor (when user has no self created blog,it should be considered as zero).
Thanks
Brajesh
September 11, 2009 at 6:45 pm #52278In reply to: Removing userbar and optionsbar from Profiles?
ParticipantI’m closing this thread as it deals with the exact same issue you posted several hours earlier. You can read my response in that thread.
https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/member-theme-remove-me-and-my-profile-columns
September 11, 2009 at 8:27 am #52264In reply to: bp-events for bp 1.1 needs testing!
matthijsv
ParticipantInstalled the plug-in, it’s looking good! I’ll post results after I’ve done some testing.
Question: I want to create a widget just like the wordpress calender: http://www.sajidmc.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/screenshot-1.png
but than for the events. Any idea’s how I can do this quickly?
I know how to script, but don’t know where to start with this.
September 10, 2009 at 10:12 pm #52258In reply to: Fighting Splogs
r-a-y
KeymasterYou could also try some WP plugins that add additional hidden, input fields to the registration form:
-Invisible Defender – https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/invisible-defender/
-NoSpamNX – https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/nospamnx/
Chances are a spam bot will fill these input fields in, and thus these plugins will block these submissions.
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I’ve been meaning to give this a shot, but I haven’t tried it yet because I don’t need the extra layer of protection (right now anyway)!
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