http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/stop-spammer-registrations-plugin/
This appears to work well with standard and Multi-site installs, but the developer wasn’t sure about BP.
HI,
I have fresh copy of WordPress Single 3.1.3 installed with Buddypress latest. Problem is wordpress is working fine but when I activate Buddypress and change permalinks. But none of its links- activity, group, members, forums etc works showing 404 error. So i was checking other forums and based on that i copies .htaccess file in wordpress core directory and buddypress plugin folders, but after that too Same issue with buddypress.
Then I realized the permalink structure is “almost pretty” as mentioned on other forums i.e. /index.php/ is missing in all buddypress urls. I am not sure how to let buddypress update these links.
Another issue is when i add index.php in links with member profile it goes back to index.php/members page only.
My site is community.tejaswi.biz
If anyone can help let me know as have been trying from last 3 days and there no solutions in any of the forum.
Thanks
Vishal
@wordpresschina @boonebgorges
Unfortunately, I cannot get it to work so far. I have 870 users with about 30 different profile fields from another CMS which I need to import, so it would be really important not to have to do this by hand… Could you provide an example csv file which shows how it should be structured? Are the names for the columns just given in the first row?
Cheers
Sebastian
If those template functions are similar, I don’t see a problem changing it, but get_template_part() fires an action, but it doesn’t let you filter things. What’s the benefit?
get_template_part() isn’t filterable, but creating a wrapper function would do the job much like the bbPress plugin is doing. (Sorry if I wasn’t clear above.)
I basically wrote a wrapper function for locate_template(). Similar to what’s suggested here:
http://bpdevel.wordpress.com/2011/01/12/there-is-a-dev-chat-today-wednesday-12t/
There’s an open ticket (#2649) on BP Trac suggesting to wait for WP core to implement the filter. However, in all likelihood, the WP filter for locate_template() will probably be implemented in a future release.
The frontend is to the main location of your groups or singular group:
hxxp://example.com/groups
hxxp://example.com/groups/YOURGROUP
That plugin is not intended for blog subscriptions; you’d have to find another plugin for that:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/tags/subscribe
Check out the bp_profile_field_data() function (located in bp-xprofile/bp-xprofile-templatetags.php):
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/1.2.8/bp-xprofile/bp-xprofile-templatetags.php#L551
It takes “user_id” as a parameter.
Since you’re referring to the topic template, you’ll need to use a custom function to grab the topic poster ID since a native one doesn’t exist in BP at the moment. Here’s a post I made awhile back that will help:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/how-to-display-the-user-post-count-in-topic-php#post-92596
Also luvs, be aware that the people who post on these support forums are volunteers who take time out of their day to help the community.
Hi,
I’ve hack a plugin to create a new function using the base of the plugin and i want to install the ‘new-hack’ plugin and the original. it is possible?
I know that wordpress can’t duplicate info of database. I’ve tried to replace all plugin’s words of code that contains ‘x’ to ‘y’ and it doesn’t works.
Any idea? Thanks!
If you duplicated and renamed the function and add_action, you’d also need to add some javascript, so WP will recognize the new AJAX function.
Check out the following lines in in /bp-default/_inc/global.js:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/1.2.8/bp-themes/bp-default/_inc/global.js#L607
The bug tracker is available here:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/
Login with the same username and password as you use here on buddypress.org.
No, you are doing it right then(assuming you are using some sort of PHp exec plugin for wordpress as wp will not allow including raw php). Doing independent page will need extra care to include wp-load.php and not a very good idea.
in the current case, just double check that you have enabled BuddyPress plugin. I don’t see any other reason of the error.
well, In that case, some more questions will help.
1. how do you create a buddypress page? from wordpress admin? from theme, have you added a new component as I don’t see other way to add a page in buddypress
2. Is the page opened using wordpress/is coming inside wordpress (seems to me iT is not )
3. Or is the page independent of wordpress, you are loading that page(php) directly inside the browser ?
@thewomaninus
It looks like registration is not enabled in your WordPress backend.
If you’re running WP single, go to “Settings” > “General” and check “Anyone can register”. On WP multisite, go to “Network Admin” > “Settings” and make your selection at “Registration Settings”.
Good news all… I’ve finally got this working as intended, and I’m currently in the process of packing it all together in to a plugin for release to the community over the next few days. Just creating a small webpage where people can download it, and I’ll hopefully have an online user guide.
Screenshot:
http://www.obscuresounds.com/obscureavatar-beta.jpg
For now it works like this:
1. designers can create transparent png “parts” of an avatar divided in to 3 sections (body, face, head).
2. the plugin can differentiate between male and female by parsing in a string (m, or f), so again designers can create gender specific avatars based on needs.
3. users who upload avatars via BP will bypass obscureavatars, and the plugin will only use gravatar as a last resort for groups, and blogs.
4. it works for both wordpress, and buddypress.
Essentially it sets out to do what I’ve wanted – to make the avatars a bit easier to work with for designers. Although I mainly develop backend stuff I love UI design, and one thing I’ve noticed is that pretty much all wordpress projects either use gravatars tacky generated content, or the dull wordpress avatar. Not only that but they fail to facilitate basic gender styles, which is essential for social network propagation now-days.
I want to continue developing this in to something more sophisticated (I’m thinking it would be cool if designers could zip their parts in to packs, so that people can interchange them in an instant), but I will only be able to do this based on its popularity and support.
Are you on the ‘Dual Perfect’ but only with 30meg?
My only experience has been with 30 meg which often, these days, isn’t enough to run wordpress on with not too many plugins…. I would have thought 60 would be just about enough…. – but maybe someone with more experience in that area could answer….
I have just talked to 1&1. They told me that the memory tricks don’t work and that I am not allowed to do that. And if I want to solve that problem I can change to a better product with more memory, the new and more expensive ones have 60 and 90MB.
The thing is that I have no clue how much memory I need… I want to install buddypress and create some profiles. The web is going to be a city guide for Madrid with reviews and photos.
Do you know if 60 MB or 90MB is enough?? Any other hosting supporting WordPress, MySQL databases, more memory and a reasobale price?
Thanks
1and1 is notorious for their memory issues – you need to talk to them.
I have had a problem with them in the UK but their new uk packages are supposed to come with 90 meg and this is supposed to apply to their older (equivalent) uk packages but tech support told me today that there is a glitch that they’re looking into.
It’s winding me up seeing that 1and1 appear to have increased the memory limit to 90 meg available (I can see it set – by them – within wordpress) but it isn’t working yet….
I don’t know if that applies to the spanish 1and1 though….
EDIT: I’ve just had a look at http://1and1.es and it’s their uk equivalent ‘dual’ hosting service i’m refering to
Sounds like you’ve tried the right thing (https://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Increasing_memory_allocated_to_PHP). Try allocating more than 64Mb, or ask your host for help.
Hello all,
I am creating a new web with reviewit theme by Themeforest. Everything was fine until I activated Buddypress.
In that moment I could see the next error messages in my Dashboard (in plugins, wordpress blog and incoming links text boxes):
Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 31457280) (tried to allocate 1245184 bytes) in /homepages/34/d366089990/htdocs/comvayaplanazo/wordpress/wp-includes/class-simplepie.php on line 5410
Anyway, that was not affecting directly to the functionality of the web I am creating so I kept on and installed the Spanish translation for Buddypress (I am from Spain and the web is for local purposes). When I installed the translation I was unable to access my Dashboard and the wp-login screen.
I got the next message:
Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 31981568) (tried to allocate 77824 bytes) in /homepages/34/d366089990/htdocs/comvayaplanazo/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-admin.php on line 221
I’ve been reading some posts about these memory errors and I tried to set the memory to 64MB in the config.php file and also in the htaccess file, but none of these solutions worked. I also tried it modifying the settings file. And I get the same messages.
Do you know how to solve this issue?
Thank you very much
If it doesn’t work, report it as a bug on http://trac.buddypress.org please
I too noticed this, as it no longer works in WordPress 3.2 betas.
I have investigated this and cannot find an easy way of adding a link to the Forums onto the main WordPress Nav menu, other than adding a new custom menu item, with an absolute URL to the forums (or relative to the base path).
It would be nice if BuddyPress included the facility to automatically append a link to the forums to the standard WordPress nav menu
