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Topic: Google Plus One
So Google’s Plus One is interesting. I see there’s already a WordPress plugin to use it on an installation.
I’m thinking about figuring out how to integrate a Plus One button into @modemlooper‘s ShareIt plugin. That seems like a natural place to put such a button.
We have a WordPress blog, and we’ve had a Ning social site we’ve migrated into BuddyPress. Can the old blog be merged in (via myphpAdmin I assume) with the new BuddyPress blog posts? What do I need to know/do?
I’m very new to WordPress/BuddyPress and have a question about its capabilities. Is it possible to write web services for plugins, exposing their functionality? Specifically, I’d like to expose the Q&A plugin to create an API.
I just installed buddypress, and seemed to successfully go through the add-theme-compatibility process.
However, now when I login on one of the sites in my wordpress multisite installation, it directs me back to the root folder.
So for instance, when I login at http://www.domain.com/wordpress/siteA
it takes me to http://www.domain.com/wordpress/ (the wrong site)
When I go back to http://www.domain.com/wordpress/siteA, it shows the “login” option in the menubar again, and when I login it takes me back to the root (wrong) site.
Any suggestions?
Thanks very much.
Hi, hopefully this is the correct section.
I’m wondering if i can keep my front end of wordpress the same as usual (we have a magazine type site) and then the forum/social aspects in buddypress.
We’ve been looking at different forum software and other stuff for a while to take care of our needs, but needing separate logins is a real deterant.Thanks,
Nerin
Topic: Sugestion: Buddypack
When it comes to debating what features go into the core of BP there are those that want to keep it as basic as possible and there are those that want everything but the kitchen sink.
Why not have an official BP Plugin Pack like Jetpack by WordPress.com? Take some of the most popular BP Plugins and have them officially developed and maintained by BP. Not being directly in the core users can decide if they want to install them or not. More importantly users won’t have to worry about pulgins they depend on being abandoned.
@naijaping : I think you overestimate my coding abilities
. While I’m familiar with PHP, the hooks and whatnot in WordPress and BB are a step beyond what I have the time to get my head around.@nahummadrid : would love to see anything you get working.
This one isn’t being kept up…and I didn’t give any organization or priority anyway.
http://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-sitemap-generator/Yoast’s seo plugin is good, and it can be make to recognize BP pages:
http://bp-tricks.com/coding/making-buddypress-compatible-with-the-wordpress-seo-plugin-from-yoast/But the sitemap shows no buddypress components.
I have the latest versions of both WordPress and Buddypress, but I cannot install any of the leading image gallery plug-ins from Buddypress Album+, etc without getting serious errors when I activate.
I will post some of the specific errors but does anyone have any ideas as to why no image galleries might work on my site? The site is http://www.apgeeks.com
I got video posts to work but obviously I want to add images from users. Can I use standard wordpress plug ins instead?
I have been working on this problem for about a week now… Almost impossible to find the correct support on the internet to answer such a simple question that I know already has (from reading) and will pissoff many developers & designers alike who like I are still grasping what is a very big buddypress addon to wordpress (which is big enough in itself to learn in detail).
THE PROBLEM: Cant design a custom home profiles in the single profile due to the way bp_nav works….
THE SOLUTION: Re create your own menu in css html or however else you like to
But use this in your theme bp_user_link()As an additional note when i was playing around with this I was trying all kinds of things… such printr($bp->bp_nav) for future reference for others, in my case that function rendered the current permalink of the profile you are within….
Hope this helps someone, Originally I was considering holding onto this knowledge however I always realise Buddypress is still very young and we need more people to adopt it as the right solution so therefor this information may help the community grow in some areas of navigation within home profile.
The next question which lies ahead is how to stop seeing me viewing your setting menu option (privacy wont allow however I don’t want to display the link)
If anyone has the answer to that feel free to contribute to assist with growing the ability of navigation within profile pages….
i had just finished all the editing stuff for my wordpress’s buddypress site on my local machine and today i been to 2 web hosting services provided they made me uncomfortable by saying that we ll only provide the space on server and a cpanel through which u can upload and make ur site live …bt to do that u hav to upload all ur files …u hav to create db ….and set user permission etc etc ….bt i had never done this before ..now is there any one who can help me with this …?
When uploading an avatar image over 100k the site goes to a white screen. No errors shown, just a white screen.
I’m using WordPress 3.1.3
BuddyPress 1.2.8
Themekraft Custom Community 1.7.3It’s strange, if the file is under 100k (give or take) it will go to the next screen which will allow you to crop the image. And there’s no issue.
But if it’s over 100k it will take a minute, then go to a white screen. When I check the wp-contents/uploads folder, the image is there even if it’s over 100k.
So I know the files are getting uploaded.I’ve tried the following:
Put the following in php.ini
memory_limit = 128M ; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume
;*Allow PHP to accept large data
post_max_size = 6M
file_uploads = On
upload_max_filesize = 6MAdded the following line, near the top of my wp-config.php file:
define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘128M’);I’ve checked my bp-core-avatars.php file:
if ( !defined( ‘BP_AVATAR_ORIGINAL_MAX_FILESIZE’ ) ) {
if ( !$bp->site_options )
define( ‘BP_AVATAR_ORIGINAL_MAX_FILESIZE’, 5120000 ); /* 5mb */
else
define( ‘BP_AVATAR_ORIGINAL_MAX_FILESIZE’, $bp->site_options * 1024 );I addd the following line to my wp-config.php file for the meantime, so it will give users a warning message instead of a white screen until I resolve this.
define(‘BP_AVATAR_ORIGINAL_MAX_FILESIZE’, 102400); // 100kNot sure where else to look.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
