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Alain, try activating the ‘WordPress MU homepage’ theme. See if it happens.

Hi guys,

currently we do not have the resources to create this integration in-house.

I will however, fully support the developers that will take this initiative, providing help in code and guidance.

The WordPress plugin we wrote (https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/all-in-one-video-pack/) is compatible with WPMU (you can place it in the plugins directory and activate), So I guess that for an experienced developer this should be an easy task.

Zohar.

hi Burt: i’ve uploaded on the server and it is all ok! the problem was only in my local installation and so i can live with it. Thank you!

maybe the difference is that (i use subdirectories) in my remote server i’ve wordpressmu in the root and in the local server i have it in htdocs/mu/

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-mu-domain-mapping/

Trent

sgrunt, what is the url that gets the 404 result?

vito687, the fn bp_core_get_userurl() returns this:

$bp->root_domain . '/' . MEMBERS_SLUG . '/' . $ud->user_login . '/';

So it seems that root_domain isn’t correct for you. It should be correct. It comes from the mu backend, get_option(‘siteurl’). If your ‘path’ and ‘domain’ are correct, that’s what you should get.

That’s what you have correct? mu installed in a subdir under the doc root: <apache root>/wpmu/?

Check in Site Admin > Blogs > <your root blog> > Edit

It should read ‘Domain’ http://yourdomain.com and ‘Path’ /yoursubdir and in the wp_1_options it should say ‘Siteurl’ http://yourdomain.com/yoursubdir

I noticed that burtasit’s plugin directs you to URL/members/username I need this to direct to URL/subdirectory/members/username, Is there a quick fix to my problem?

https://trac.mu.wordpress.org/browser/branches/2.7

Zip at the bottom of the page or if you use SVN you can use that URL as well.

Trent

https://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic.php?id=8191

http://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic.php?id=536

http://wpmudev.org/project/WP-e-Commerce

Trent

Oops, sorry. Got a little excited there for a minute.

And where is that downloaded?

OK. I’m back. The bbpress const for wordpress is: BB_IS_WP_LOADED and is defined in bb-settings.php John. Looks like it’s only being used during installation and bbpress boot.

Thanks for reminding me about the template tags. I’ll include those too. I’ll add filters to all the template tags also. Good idea.

Many thanks for your help and sharing!

Specific plugins that work with WPMU or not should be discussed in their forums and BP issues here.

https://mu.wordpress.org/forums/

Trent

No, it can be tested by downloading the WPMU Branch of 2.7. It is not in trunk.

Trent

Is that patch in the latest version of MU?

You could look into modifying an existing WordPress plugin, I think called “a member” that will help you with your pay for subscription situation.

BuddyPress certainly could have “private” blogs, you would just need to restrict user access to each others blogs by checking the available author ID’s against the current blog ID, and if they aren’t an author, bounce them back somewhere.

Sounds like BuddyPress will be a very good starting point for you, you will just need to mold it to fit your needs.

hyrxx,

You’ve gotten wp e-commerce to work on bp & wpmu? From both the wpmu forums & the instinct forums I’m under the impression there are still problems. Something to do with the database. I think the dialog’s been going on for about a year. Got some tips you’d like to share?

Yes sir.

The way the guide suggests to do it is actually a good way also.

Delete ALL the salts and keys from your wp-config.php file, visit the Site Admin area of your WordPressMU install, and you’ll get a warning saying you need to add the salts, and it will auto suggest them.

Copy those into your wp-config.php file, and then copy those same keys, put them in your bb-config.php file, but put “BB_” in front of each key name.

define( 'BB_NONCE_KEY'...,

define( 'BB_AUTH_KEY'...,

define( 'BB_AUTH_SALT'...,

define( 'BB_LOGGED_IN_KEY'...,

define( 'BB_LOGGED_IN_SALT'...,

define( 'BB_SECURE_AUTH_KEY'...,

define( 'BB_SECURE_AUTH_SALT'...,

Also don’t forget to put whatever the recommended cookie path settings are in each *-config.php file…

define('COOKIE_DOMAIN', '');

define('COOKIEPATH', '/');

As those will determine which directory the cookies are for.

First thing that I had to do was delete all cookies and login to BuddyPress fresh.

Things to double check:

1.) You’ve correctly added the keys in both config files.

2.) You’ve installed and correctly configured both necessary plugins, one on each side.

3.) Check the names of your cookies in Firefox and make sure the wordpress_ cookies all have the same string of text behind them. If not, your keys in your config files are wrong.

4.) You’ve modified both config files with all the little extra things they need done to them.

Anytime!

hi Burt i’m testing your code locally and i’ve some problems:

i’ve created a redirect.php page in mu-plugins folder.

the page contains the following code (i’ve changed here php opening and closing).

php open

function oci_login_redirect($redirect_to, $set_for, $user){

$redirect_to = bp_core_get_userurl($user->ID);

return $redirect_to;

}

add_filter(‘login_redirect’, ‘oci_login_redirect’, 10, 3);

php close

when i login, i am leaded to a 404 error page. Then, if i go “back” with the browser, i am logged.