Search Results for 'wordpress'
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Topic: Ban User
Hey,
We keep getting a user returning and posting spam all over our BuddyPress Groups. We delete him but the user just comes back. The registration form uses reCapture, so it appears it’s a real person.
Is there no way of stopping this?
I would just block his IP in the .htaccess for the site but looks like neither WordPress or BuddyPress log down a users IP.
Any suggestions please?
Topic: Need urgent help, gonna pay
Hi
let me first explain the situation as good as possible. I have a site up and running (http://www.slople.com/) that’s built be me in php, but not in wp/bp. I installed wordpress and buddypress in a subdirectory to play around and it’s working.
Now I need several things in the next few days I think I can not achieve alone. I have some ideas how to solve it, but since I am in no way an expert in wp/bp, I’d need your help.
Things to solve:
1. On each slople (example: http://www.slople.com/index.php?slopeId=13644&sortId=0) people should be able to discuss/share images/share movies. I thought of creating a group programatically for each slope (about 10’000 at the moment!) and displaying the activity stream of each group right below the content you can see above. Remember, those pages in the root are NO wp or bp-pages! That bp-section below the existing content should first show the group-members, then the comment-form and then the activity stream. I’d like to display the login-form in a separate box on the right (and don’t redirect them to the standard wp-login when someone enters a wrong user/password)
2. This should be most easy and I may be able to achieve this myself
Make a custom menu on top of the page, where users can navigate to the current non-wp/bp-page (something like “home”) and of course have access to the buddypress-features (not all, I don’t want users to create blogs etc.)So please please please, if someone can help, get in contact with me ASAP! mail@slople.com or reply here.
Forum-admins: If this is the wrong place to post, please move or tell me where to post. Thanks!Raphael
Is it possible to have the WordPress and BuddyPress installed in a different directory to where the site will display e.g. the files are here http://domain.com/wordpress/ but have the site showing on the root domain e.g. http://domain.com/ ?
I’ve attempted this following the WordPress install details here and have followed these instructions:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_DirectoryHowever the BuddyPress install (navigation links, headers etc) are all still pointing to the domain.com/wordpress directory.
Is there a “URL for this site” setting for BuddyPress or a work-around?
This is my first Buddypress site (first wordpress one actually) and I’m having a few problems that I’ve spent days trying to figure out with no success. I had one question though”
Why doesn’t buddypress have sort-ascending / descending links on the top of the post lists? If it’s just missing from my template, what would I have to do to reinstate them?
You can see the problem here:
http://centralgurdwaraglasgow.org/groups/test-group/forum/topic/test-topic/Lately I have been running some local (WAMP) tests to learn more about WordPress Network and BuddyPress. For instance how to install BuddyPress on a secondary blog, which worked out swimmingly, so thanks for that!
One thing still mystifies me about BuddyPress on a Network: Upon network activation (I don’t see any other way, so I assume this is how I’m supposed to do it) there’s suddenly a top-level black menu added to every site across my network. Magic! I don’t mind it at all, it’s just rather mystifying is all.
I would like to kindly request either an addition to “before installing“, or a new page all together, like “installing BuddyPress on WordPress Network”, that explains the how-to’s and mind-you’s of the process. I didn’t mind seeing the BP menu pop up everywhere, but some questions came to mind:
– Where is the code? Is it replicated, or pulled from a single location?
– Should I be worried about the load?
– Can I keep it from loading on select sites?
– Can my messing about with BuddyPress somehow affect my other sites?
I think these type of questions ought to be answered in an official doc somewhere.It also took me a while to realize how exactly user registrations on a WordPress Network work (ugh), especially in accord with BuddyPress, but that might be more of a WPN-specific topic.
Topic: page not found
Hi friends. . recently i made a fresh installation of wordpress 3.2 on my localhost using wamp. then i installed buddypress 1.2.9 on it, i made sure that i updated the permalink status and double checked it. After doing all this and taking all the necessary steps, none of the buddypress tabs seem to work on the site. activity, members etc all the pages return 404 not found error..
do i need to do anything else as well so that these pages work correctly ???
Site: http://jmonkeyengine.org
The update prompt for BuddyPress 1.2.9 is not showing up. Other plugins with updates for 3.2 compatibility have shown up, and WordPress 3.2 is also there, still pending install because I’d like to install the new BuddyPress beforehand (my last test ended in a crash).
John James Jacoby said:
Updates are cron’ed. You should be able to force check with the button in your updates screen.So I suppose you meant the “Check Again” in ‘/wp-admin/update-core.php’ yeh? Well, nothing new shows up (the 3.2 prompt stays of course). Our BuddyPress remains at 1.2.8 without any update prompt.

