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Umm… this is your 3rd post asking pretty much the same question that was answered here: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/members-privacy-how-can-i-hide-members-profiles/ Creating multiple posts on the same topic isn’t going to get you help any faster; it just tends to clutter up the forum.
The conditional code provided in the thread I linked to above will get you what you want. It’s now a matter of learning about Buddypress file/template structure, and educating yourself on how WordPress and Buddypress work to understand how and where to use the code snippet. To help in this regard, links were also provided to the main help sites (codex) for both WP and BP in one of your earlier posts, along with a suggestion by hnla for a site where you can get basic coding help.
Time to hunker down and get your hands a bit dirty! Besides, learning new stuff can be a lot of fun
I think WordPress is a great piece of software, and Buddypress is promising. However, there doesn’t seem to be a lot of overlap between the functionality of WordPress and the functionality of Buddypress. Buddypress doesn’t even use WordPress posts, and integration with the WordPress user system is optional. I’m just curious… why not have BuddyPress as a completely separate code base?
I was reading this post by Yoast: http://yoast.com/highlighting-wordpress-authors-search/
It seems that the rel=”author” attribute will be built-in to WP 3.2 – which will be great for blog authors, but won’t by itself support buddypress Profiles and Activities (permalink.php).
Here is his solution to add to regular WP blogs:
`function yoast_rel_author_filter( $link ) {
if ( false === strpos( $link, ‘rel=”author”‘ ) )
$link = str_replace ( ‘<a ', '<a rel="author" ', $link );
return $link;
}
add_filter(‘the_author_posts_link’,’yoast_rel_author_filter’,10,1);`Any ideas on how we can add buddypress support?
Here’s a link to the google article: http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=1229920&hl=en
Topic: Buddypress Avatars
Hey,
I have a folder of user images(2000+) and I’m looking to use these for the avatars of users in buddypress. I have buddypress sharing the wordpress user table and I have a plugin that picks up the users AD credentials and creates an account for them. I have a database that matches the AD credentials to the the users picture.
Not sure what the best way to go about this would be. Should I create a plugin that overrides the bp_core_fetch_avatar filter?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Topic: Member Area Problems
Hi guys, I’m new here and in pretty desperate need of some help!
I am running a twentyten theme with buddypress add-ons… here – http://youareditched.com
I cannot access the individual member pages and the members list is there but doesn’t seem to work when changing pages.Also, (I’m sure it links) the toolbar only shows wordpress options not the pre-set site specific menus.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks guys!
Since sub domain structure is not possible I have made wordpress multisite in directory structure in my website. But I try to implement buddypress plugin.. buddypress functionalities are not working.. how to make it work.. ?
@webby101 – You are safe to update to WordPress 3.1.4. When WordPress 3.2 drops, we are going to release an update to BuddyPress 1.2 to fix a few compatibility issues.
You should also update all sites on your network on your own. Normal users should not be updating your site for you.
Topic: Updating to WordPress 3.1.4
Hi there.. I’m giving Buddypress another whirl so I’m not to familiar with the process of updating core WP files; specifically WHEN to update.
I noticed that there is a new WP version and that I’m being asked to update. Is there any problem with always just going ahead with the update or should we be waiting to see if buddypress will have some sort of problem with the newer version? I tend to update the instant I’m notified of a newer WP version.
Also, do we just click the update automatically button or should we also be running the UPDATE network button to globally update the individual blogs?
Thanks very much!
Can anyone give me an update on this ticket? https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3059 I seem top be using a different version of bbpress that whats been worked on right now (How can I find what version of bbpress im using?).
The patch that is on there works to a point, but the paging is screwed up.
Hi! This is probably more of a bug report, and may not have a solution as yet. On top of that, it’s not really of earth-shaking importance…but I thought I’d look into it, anyway!
I’ve got a pretty much out-of-the-box install of Buddypress running over top of WordPress 3.2-RC2. When I’m logged in to the Admin account, the admin menus in the Dashboard sidebar don’t expand/collapse. When I’m logged in as a “normal” user, the menus work like they’re supposed to. If I disable the Buddypress plugin, everything goes back to normal for the Admin account.
I’ve tested in Chrome 14.0.803.0 dev, Safari 5.05, and Firefox 5.0. This might be too early to be worried about such a small thing, but has anyone else run into this behavior, or have an idea of something I could tweak to try to fix it?
