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Im currently running Buddypress on http://www.domain.com/buddypress
I do not use WordPress on my main domain. Can anyone put me in the right direction on how to put WordPress on my main domain and Buddypress as http://www.domain.com/buddypress
Hope Im explaining clear enough what Im trying to achieve…
that is true, buddypress is free same as most of plugins out there. and after being around wordpress for a while i truly believe that it should stop. Nobody should work for free. i believe that a decent price for a great plugin like Buddypress will not prevent people from using it. as well as many other great plugins out there that are free and disappear after one or two updated of wordpress because not enough support. then we have to spend crazy amount of time to look for a replacement for those plugins. (i am dealing with this everyday).
i personally appreciate you people giving your time to create such great things. and i would help in any way i can.
)))))I am facing a strange problem. I have latest BP 1.2.9 with WP 3.2 along with Events Manager and One Quick Post plugin and more. I am working with default BP theme and editing that in the child theme.
Problem is that the links of Events manager and one quick post on the admin bar takes me to homepage.
Following are other plugins installed:
Networks for wordpress
Akismet
Anflex GA – Google Analytics for WordPress
Multisite User Management
BP Posts on profile
BP Profile Search
BP Show Friends
BuddyPress Docs
BuddyPress Group Email Subscription
BuddyPress Private Community
Events Manager
Private BuddyPress (Inactive)
Personal welcome (Inactive)
one Quick Post (Inactive)
Inactivity Auto Sign Out Plugin (Inactive)
Add All Nav Links to BP Adminbar (Inactive)
AG Custom Admin (Inactive)
BM Custom Login (Inactive)
BP-Registration-Options (Inactive)is anyone facing the same problem. I know that in Events Manager Forum on wordpress.org some have faced the same problem. see the following link http://wordpress.org/support/topic/none-of-the-member-links-are-working?replies=17.
I have been facing this problem even on the earlier releases of WP and BP. Please help.
No, you don’t. There won’t be one.
The issues everyone are having are not with BP. They are with plugins or themes that had the same issue BP did (outdated jQuery) or are issues with browser cache. I personally confirmed this on 5 user sites in the past 2 days, and BP has been woking perfectly.
I’d like to edit or override some core buddypress functions, for example, ‘bp_get_page_title()’.
I don’t want to edit the core files directly, so I’ve set up a child theme. Can I copy the function from the file ‘bp-core-templatetags.php’ and paste it into my own ‘functions.php’ file and then somehow tell WordPress to unregister the core function (I know I can’t declare the same function twice). Or, should I copy the original function into my ‘functions.php’ file and rename it, effectively creating a new function?
Thanks.
Hi,
my community is connected to a single blog, a magazin. So there are normal users and those who write articels, they are “authors” (WordPress role).
I’d like to show a little extra information in the profiles of the authors, such as their ressorts in the magazin. Therefore I created a specific profile field group within the BuddyPress profile and put some fields into it.Now I’m looking for a way to show this information.
There has to be some kind of check whether the user is an author or not – both when showing the profile and also when editing it, for normal users shouldn’t see those fields.
Does anyone of you have an idea how to solve this?
Thanks,
neontraumaHi all,
I plan on writing an official “thank you” post to the buddypress crew here in a week or so, but figured I would kick it off here on the forums. So… let me say THANK YOU to the guys/gals working so hard on the code and everything under-the-hood here at Buddypress.
During the next week my company will begin to move our entire Ning social network onto the buddypress platform. Our Ning site has 88,000 member so we’ve run into a LOT of challenges and a move of this size has in no way been easy.
First, we had to heavily modify our wordpress theme for buddypress (this took about two months). On top of that, we’re running a network of “sites” on the same site, under their own domains that function as news blogs within the network. So we heavily modified all of those themes as well.
Fortunately we had a smaller Ning network of 6,000 or so users that we were able to import in first and try to work out some kinks before going towards the larger network. We were able to work out a lot of the bugs through that process, but ran into a lot more over the past 48 hours while trying to import the larger Ning file.
In short, we’ve got a painful couple of months ahead of us to make all of this work, but we’re ready to switch the domain within the next 24 hours and dig in to do what we can with it. Buddypress is without question the best open source solution for this type of a move.
That said, for anyone else looking to move a sizable community from Ning to BP, it’s not easy. And without heavy modifications you aren’t going to get what you had in Ning.
Biggest Pros:
-Ability to use Multisites to provide users with sub-domains and full scale WP blogs
-Far more customizable design and layouts due to full control over content
-Ability to use domain mapping to wrap external news blogs into the network backbone (essentially creating a true network)Biggest Cons:
-We lost the ability to for admins to “share” content with entire network
-We lost the ability for admins to message entire network
-We lost most of the user generated content across the Ning network and could not bring it over
-We’re forced into an environment where users must learn a new method of discussion (traditional method is gone in favor of group based discussions)I could go on and on and I probably will in my official thank you post. In the meantime I would love to provide a glimpse into the Beta site if anyone cares to see it. I would prefer not post it in public but will send via IM.
Again, thanks to the BP community for such an incredibly powerful utility. We’re confident our new network will rival the best of the best in the BP/WP world and we’re excited to share it with all of you when it goes live!
-Eric
Seems that Buddypress is causing issues with the dropdown items of buddypress (screen options, widgets, etc). They don’t open when I have buddypress 1.2.9 running (its the only plugin I have running..nothing else).
Thought you would want to know about that…
