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  • Boone Gorges
    Keymaster

    What does “real posts” mean?

    If you want the ability to include media in activity items, you might check out https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-activity-plus/

    #114892

    In reply to: Band profiles

    Boone Gorges
    Keymaster

    You don’t need a plugin to do the first part. Just use groups, plus https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-group-reviews/

    Categorization will be trickier, and will require some sort of custom plugin. This plugin may help get you started: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-group-tags/

    Boone Gorges
    Keymaster

    Brajesh is right; it’s probably a Javascript problem. I’d suggest checking out Suffusion’s custom BP template pack. Otherwise, as a stopgap, you might try changing line 23 of wp-content/plugins/bp-template-pack.php from
    `wp_enqueue_script( ‘bp-js’, BP_PLUGIN_URL . ‘/bp-themes/bp-default/_inc/global.js’, array( ‘jquery’ ) );`
    to
    `if ( !is_admin() ) wp_enqueue_script( ‘bp-js’, BP_PLUGIN_URL . ‘/bp-themes/bp-default/_inc/global.js’, array( ‘jquery’ ) );`

    so that BP’s scripts are only loaded on non-Dashboard pages.

    aces
    Participant

    Suffusion has it’s own compatibility pack https://buddypress.org/community/groups/suffusion-buddypress-pack/ ….?

    Brajesh Singh
    Participant

    Hi,
    It most probably seems like javascript conflict/error.
    Do you use firefox. If yes, check the console(Even better if you use firebug addon) and please let us know if you see any error there ?

    Maztraz
    Member

    Hi,

    I currently have a Suffusion Theme installed on my website and have the Buddypress Compability Pack installed on my Buddypress, I’ve just installed the latest version of wordpress 3.1.3 and previous version was 3.1.2. Now I’ve had no problemes so far on my website, but now that I’ve installed the latest WP version when I want to make a new post and press on the flash/java icons to add media or add photos on the post it doesn’t work! Or the upload box opens on a full page, but even that doesn’t work.
    Also on my Dashboard menu, options are unaccessible!!!

    WHAT IS GOING ON? Help would be much appreciated, I’d happily give you a screen shot if it’s of any use. Unfortenatly my website is password protected so I can only make screen shots.

    Brajesh Singh
    Participant

    Hi Naved,
    try this plugin
    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-redirect-to-profile/

    I had written it an year ago but it still works. Hope it helps. If it does not work. Please do let me know here.

    #114873

    @mercime – Took your advice, reuploaded BuddyPress and /register still redirects back to the base site.

    What I meant by reinstalling WP is similar to what I just did with BP – download a fresh copy of the install from wordpress.org and manually overwrite the files on the FTP site, with the exception of wp-config.php so it still points to the right DB with the right credentials.

    I believe this WP was installed manually, but the server does include some legacy folders that have nothing to do with WP – drupal, etc – which I suspect may interfere with the overall performance of the site.

    Sofian J. Anom
    Participant

    In your case I think it’s impossible.

    As I know, you can only make multiple wordpress installation with single login only if you are using a single database. Therefore, if you want there is BuddyPress with a single user credential on each WordPress installation, then it’s only possible if you are also using a single database.

    javipas
    Member

    Hi

    I’ve got several blogs on my network, and they’re hosted on 4 different servers (VPS), each one with its own database. As far as I know BuddyPress requires only one “master” installation of WordPress (MU is now part of the normal WP, of course) with one database. Am I wrong?

    What happens in my case? Would it be possible to install buddypress on all my different blogs/servers and share user credentials? For example, if one user logs in at blog1 on server1, could he use that credentials to log into blog2 on server2? Comments, friends, etc, would be also shared?

    Stigmartyr
    Member

    Hi @boonebgorges Thanks a lot for the reply – no I actually have root on my server. So I went in and copied all the WP 3.1.3 files and installed manually, editing the connection strings myself in wp-config.php

    For Buddy Press I copied the files via FTP to /plugins and installed from there. I do indeed have phpMyAdmin access. It looks like the tables are there and I can create groups and post updates in them. It’s just when I enable forums then that page shows no topics displayed. Likewise when I got to post in a public group via that group’s Forum tab it will also error. I’ve tried every solution I could read in here all day long to no avail :( Even clicking and unclicking the group’s permission to allow discussion forums.

    URL: http://stangnation.com
    Forum Link: http://stangnation.com/forums

    I’ve tried a number of permalink structures as well – I am currently using /%category%/%postname%

    I CHMOD /plugins/buddypress to 755. I made sure of course the bb-config.php is accurate and in the root. BuddyPress SQL tables are on the same db as WordPress is..

    Really stumped here…

    #114779
    d71
    Member

    Ok, so in the working default BuddyPress theme the Ajax handler works great:

    bp_dtheme_post_update traceback:

    #0 bp_dtheme_post_update() called at [:]

    #1 call_user_func_array() called at
    [wp-includes/plugin.php:395]

    #2 do_action() called at
    [wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core.php:2026]

    #3 bp_core_add_ajax_hook() called at [:]

    #4 call_user_func_array() called at
    [wp-includes/plugin.php:395]

    #5 do_action() called at
    [wp-settings.php:298]

    #6 require_once(/home2/capacoac/public_html/artsbeta/wp-settings.php) called at
    [wp-config.php:91]

    #7 require_once(/home2/capacoac/public_html/artsbeta/wp-config.php) called at
    [wp-load.php:30]

    When doing a normal status update it seems to flow normally:

    top of bp_dtheme_post_update in bp-theme-default…
    . content=james
    . object=
    . calling bp_activity_post_update (no object)…
    . calling user func tag=wp_default_styles

    My status update was “james”. So all working well for the default BuddyPress theme.

    Now with BuddyBase activated none of that entire call chain happens and neither does it happen from the default buddy base theme. its like ajax.php is no longer being loaded.

    To verify I put an error_log call at the top of the BuddyBase copy of _inc/ajax.php, just to indicate that _its_ version of ajax.php was being loaded…and its not. For some reason the BuddyBase theme is not having its version of ajax.php loaded.

    I’m not really sure hwo to verify how the theme tells WordPress/BuddyPress to load that file, but I guess I have another lead to track down….

    #114774
    d71
    Member

    find . | xargs fgrep

    ./_inc/global.js
    ./_inc/ajax.php

    (basically the Ajax related code)

    From the ajax code in BuddyBase theme, no hits not being invoked. So I went back to the BuddyPress plugin, and added some erro_log calls to bp-activity.php…that got his, so the Ajax frame work is working, just not connecting to the theme.

    From the stack trace of bp-activity, it looks like wp-load.php leads to wp-settings.php, which loads up bp-loader.php…I imagine bp-loader.php is what brings in any necessary BuddyPress stuff.

    Anyways, I confirmed that bp-activity.php (in the BuddyPress plugin, not the BuddyBase theme) is calling:

    add_action( ‘wp’, ‘bp_activity_action_post_update’, 3 );

    So the activity handler should be getting called…but it doesn’t. I put some logging in that function (bp_activity_action_post_update), and its not getting called. :(

    The ‘wp’ hook seems like the place I would expect this to run; its Ajax so the theme/template isn’t actually needed, it just neesd th POST data. So the logic seems right.

    At least the API reference says wp is used for POST processing:

    https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference

    I guess I need to dig around find where WordPress is invoking any wp hooks, and then try to see why its not invoking this POST handler.

    #22605
    duramatters
    Participant

    Hi – I want to move my site, new host, new server. I have a Buddypress community with over 500 members – how do I move it? I know how to move a WordPress sit,e but is there any special consideration for moving a BP?

    naved
    Member

    i included define (‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’64M’); it under wp-config under languages section

    sidjags
    Member

    @nicholmikey… thanks for the help on cubepoints implementation…

    #22594
    d71
    Member

    Hi, I’m using BuddyPress 1.2.8 with WordPress 3.1.3, and when I use the factory default BuddyPress theme (1.2.7), everything works great :)

    But, when I activate the BuddyBase theme (a free BuddyPress theme from BuddyBoss), everything works, except for the Activity area. In the Activity area if I try to post an update or reply to any activity items…nothing happens :(

    I tried to follow what was happening with FireDebug and in Chrome by watching the Network tab, and basically the Post button always calls wp-load.php with some POST variables (obviously an Ajax request to update the activity list). I guess this is supposed to somehow invoke remote Ajax functions in BuddyBase theme PHP files, but it doesn’t appear to be working.

    The result coming back from the wp-load.php AJAX calls is always status 200 (OK) with an empty string, no error message, no content…just nothing :(

    As I say, with the default BuddyPress theme it works fine, so it seems pretty clear that the BuddyBase theme isn’t handling the Ajax stuff properly via wp-load.php.

    How can I start debugging this? If someone can point me to some kind of flow of operations that gets the Ajax call from wp-load.php to the actual handling functions, maybe I can try to debug and fix this. It may not even be that big a bug…but I don’t know where to start putting some error_log() statements to try and follow the control flow.

    How does the wp-load.php connect to the actual Ajax handling functions for Activity updates?

    Thanks for any help/pointers. We like the BuddyBase theme, I’d like to fix it and continue using it. This is the only spot where it seems to not work so well.

    #114748
    aces
    Participant
    #114736
    @mercime
    Participant

    If you want it totally separate, then install first WP at domain root – http://yoursite.com. Create a second WP install at say, a physical subdomain – http://community.yoursite.com/ – using same database but different prefix for tables and install BuddyPress there.

    #114735
    @mercime
    Participant

    == why I do not have the option of Blogs in my component setup ==

    Because you need to make it multisite first i.e. create a network https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network

    1. Deactivate all plugins including BuddyPress

    2. Create the network – if you hit some snags, support forum is at https://wordpress.org/support/forum/multisite

    3. Before installing BP – https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/before-installing/

    #114728

    In reply to: forum setup

    Hi Joanquingrech.

    You can change any of the labels and messages in BuddyPress to whatever you want by making a customized language file. This article explains what to do: http://wpmu.org/basic-guide-to-creating-a-buddypress-language-file-for-sitewide-label-and-message-editing/

    I like thinking of groups as “categories” myself. If you change them to “categories” or “topics” in the language file, then they can be geographical areas, or guilds, or whatever you want.

    You can remove “groups” from the menu by creating a custom menu in WordPress that doesn’t have a ‘Groups’ tab.

    Normally, users would join the groups themselves by clicking on the “join group” button, but as an admin you can move users around as you want between groups.

    I can’t advise you on the theme for the forum appearance. I’m just going to edit the stylesheet myself to set mine up how I want.

    cheers,

    Clare

    #22587
    Hugo Ashmore
    Participant

    How? please always share how you solved a problem on a open forum as it may help others who come across the thread.

    #114711
    @mercime
    Participant
    #22581
    naved
    Member

    when i try to install plugin like bp template pack and themes it gives me foll. error how to solve this
    Downloading install package from http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/bp-template-pack.1.1.3.zip…

    Unpacking the package…

    Could not create directory. /public_html

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