am sure its a clash between your theme files and the menu in BP? Am assuming you are aware that in order to get BP up and running, you need to have a BP theme… its different from any other wordpress theme… this might help you out: https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/building-a-buddypress-child-theme/
I’m using BoWoB http://www.bowob.com/ its a plugin for wordpress but works good with Buddypress as well, not a buddypress addon or anything but it works and its free.
hii , at the footer of my page it says my page or site is powered by wordpress and buddypress how to modify it ?
any 1 can help me with .???
I would like to modify a plugin I am using for a BuddyPress website to update the activity stream.
The plugin I would like to modify is: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/question-and-answer-forum/
I would just like the activity stream to update to something like:
[Username and link to it] has asked a question: [Question that was asked and link to it]
I am unsure if I want to do something like:
[Username and link to it] has answered a question: [The answer to the question that was asked and link to it]
or
[Username and link to it] has answered a question: [Question that was asked and link to it]
To try and figure out how to update the activity stream, I downloaded the BuddyPress Skeleton Component plugin but I am still unsure how updating the stream works. If someone knows of a good guide they can point me to that would be great.
In the BuddyPress Skeleton Component plugin I am curious what file controls the screen two example page located here:
http://yourwebsite.com/members/admin/example/screen-two/
I only see a file called screen-one.php in the examples folder.
I was just looking for BuddyPress or WordPress sites if they have the end of redirect trailing slash URL without duplicate content:
Who doesn’t have the redirect to trailing slash?
http://bp-tricks.com/members
http://commons.gc.cuny.edu/members
http://savannahvideocentral.com/members
http://yoast.com/articles/wordpress-seo
Only this has working:
https://wordpress.org/about/philosophy
Most of them don’t even know the problem.
I got it working by add rewrite rules trailing slash to the end of the URL in .htaccess:
`
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /blog/
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !(.*)/$
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://domain.com/blog/$1/ [L,R=301]
`
Make sure the above codes are before the # BEGIN WordPress rewrite rules.
Don’t use @r-a-y codes.
Hello guys,
I’m interested in doing the same thing. Have you figured out a way of doing this without writing an SQL query?
I would be ok with hard coding the field I need to sort by.
My current query looks like this (default buddypress) but how can I have it look for a specific field value?
`$queryString = “type=alphabetical&action=alphabetical&per_page=150”;`
In WordPress I would use this `orderby=field_name` but thats not doing anything here…
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Thanks,
C.
@gregfielding : The APC Object Cache Backed (https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/apc/) plugin seems to work with Buddypress.
For the future, if it would be appropriate for the bundled BuddyPress theme to have an options panel (with the same type of idea as twentyeleven), I think it could make sense. However, always keep in mind Decisions not options. But for BP 1.3, bearing in mind that we want to have a beta as soon as we can manage, I am not convinced there is enough development time*.
What are the options that you would propose to have in a theme options panel?
1. https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network first with all plugins deactivated and using twentyten theme
2. Then allow Blog Creation in dashboard BuddyPress > General Settings
@naijaping hey my mentions tag is this (@timothyjunior) I would have replied sooner but i really only look at my profile for mentions.
I just checked my own theme for this , and as you said it doesn’t list any folders so I can’t locate mine within wordpress either.
I edit my files threw cpanel. Did you edit your files like instructed?
I’m sharing my work done so far w/ a BuddyPress plugin i built over Memorial Day weekend: BuddyPress Community Activate
Inspired by community sites like Forrst (although I think they have changed how this works since their original implantation), this plugin is designed to allow users access to the site only when activated by already existing community members. So a typical user goes to register and confirm their account, but has to await ‘activation’ by someone already a member. Think of this as turning a site into an ‘exclusive community’. Users who are already members can access a dedicated ‘wait list’ page to choose who to let in. Also users are limited as to how many they can activate (currently two, eventually controllable via an admin panel).
Although the basic purpose of the plugin should work (at least it does in my setup), it’s nowhere near done. Although i’ve built and modified many WordPress and BuddyPress plugins in the past they have all been exclusively for clients and never released to the pubic, so i’m VERY self conscious about this particular action. So why i’m I sharing now?
Simple: Following the “just launch it” mantra! This plugin isn’t meant to be used in production, but I want serious feedback from other BuddyPress plugin developers how to what mistakes I made (I’m sure I made alot) and how the current code can be improved. Although suggestions on added features are welcome, they aren’t really what i’m looking for this time around.
So I welcome your suggestions. Two things: (1) Keep in mind this was tested and confirmed in lastest WordPress 3.2 beta and BuddyPress 1.2.8 although it should work with 3.1.x and BuddyPress 1.2.7. (2) This work is provided AS-IS with no support or guarantees, and exists as a v0.1 solely for the purpose of fun/education.
Download it here from my blog:
http://www.davidbisset.com/2011/05/30/buddypress-plugin-community-activate-v0-1-0/
@Timothy : i created it at wp-content/themes/(My Theme)/members/single/member-header.php. but funny enough, i cant see members-header.php in my theme file at the wordpress dashboard. i can only see it through my FTC.
thanks
@svenl77
I would go to the trac: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/
and create a ticket for your ideas. This would give other dev’s the chance to look at it, and you can work it much easier than starting threads on the forum. It also keeps all the files you put up so its a good revision tracker.
And what most of us do is create a patch against the newest version of the trunk and the core dev’s check it out and either ad as/is or work to modify it to fit..
And I was wondering, if moving the sidebar can be done with just CSS why are we adjusting the markup for it then? I understand to avoid repetitious code but for backpat sake if css can do it, why create more hassle? PS, this is the stuff that can go on the trac.
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Hi Andrea,
Thanks for the links! Yes, i want users to have their own blogs, like the wordpress.com site. But also still want to have all the forums and social networking features that BP as to offer. SO where would I put the network? If I want it to look like this: userblog.mydomain.com. Would I set up the network like this: mydomian.com/network or network.mydomain.com? I am confused and thinking I am getting in over my head! Thanks foor the help!
If you want users to have theor own separate blogs, you need to create a network (enable multisite).
https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network
http://wpebooks.com/2010/09/how-to-enable-multisite-in-wordpress/
Then you can put BP on the main blog or one of the sub blogs fairly easily.
H All,
I want to add BP to my wordpress site. But I am not sure what is the best way to do so, as an extension or sub domain. Also want to activate the blog portion of BP so the users can create their own blog. Any feed back would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks, Josh
@LPH2005 theme looks nice and clean.
WP themes will look similar at one point or another. I’ve seen freebies with similar design as well, though I suspect many/all of them would warrant a visit to the Theme Decoding Thread https://wordpress.org/support/topic/posts-requests-for-theme-decoding-in-here-1?replies=424 
@ppdesigns == pages I’ve created are mysite/wp/index.php/groups ==
BP devs are going to improve support for Windows – IIS servers since adding that index.php for almost pretty permalinks does throw up errors
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2299 . In the meantime, if you’re working on Windows XP/7 etc, install XAMPP. Or, if you’re on webhost, move to a Linux/Unix server for a more relaxing experience.
@davidbennett what @andrea_r said above. I recommend that you start a new topic of your own.
EDIT- took too long to answer, didn’t see all the conversation already going on 
I’ve got the latest wordpress multisite and BP and plugin commander works great for me.