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Yep.. Ehmm.. Let me try and find it
here: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-activity-stream-bar/
It displays them in the footer, not sure if you want it like this..
Greetings,
I’m still a newbie at WP and BP so forgive me if this is blindingly easy/obvious.
I’m putting together a SP site that has BP installed. So far everything’s working great. As long as you are wthin the BP generated pages, all author/user links take yoou to the BP profile page. But when I’m outside of the BP pages, like looking at a post page or a list of post excertps, the author links at the bottom of the post take you to the wordpress /author/ pages.
The behavior I’d like to see is that the author link at the bottom of the post take you to the BP profile page. I’d like the /author/ pages to basically disappear from the user interface of the site because you can use the BP profile page for the author to look up the blog posts also.
I dug down into the templates and eventually saw them using the function get_author_posts_url
I am tempted to try to override this function by creating one with the same name in my theme’s functions.php file and then writing similar code to the original function except tweaking it just enough to generate the BP profile URL.
Is that the right approach? Has anyone else done this successfully? Or is there a better way to achieve this goal? I guess I’m a little afraid that changing such a fundamental function might have unintended consequences. And advice or guidance would be appreciated.
I’m overwhelmed by s2Member.
I have PayPal business account with “Website Payments Standard” and what I want:
When the user clicked the “Create a group” button in the Groups Directory page, can I redirect the users instead of Admin (only admin can create a groups) a link to my page that has PayPal code of “Add to cart” with information. How do I configure in s2Member for that matter?
In the future, can I do like Metafilter after sigin-up then have a one time charge?
WordPress settings:
Anyone can register
Role: ContributorPlugin:
Limit Groups per UserThanks, Mikey3D
There are a bunch of php pages in Buddypress that have no closing php tag. Is there any particular reason for this? It came to my attention after upgrading WordPress today, which threw a number of errors traced back to improper whitepsace in various plugins, so I went for a mass audit and have come across a few in the buddypress core.
I just updated wordpress to 3.1.1 and the personal activity doesn’t show but if I go to a followers page and look their following section then I see my personal activity there. Has anyone else had this problem after the wordpress update?
Topic: BuddyPress login Error
I currently have buddypress installed on my site and when a user logs in with an incorrect username and/or password a blank white screen is pulled up. (The URL: http://in-the-weeds.com/wp-login.php) It seems like when there is an error it is pulling up a wordpress login page, but nothing is showing up on that page. I was just wondering if anyone knew of the file I should edit the coding in so that the user is not redirected to a new page when they enter incorrect information, instead of being redirected to a wordpress login page, which is currently blank.
Topic: Redirect group forum subnav
Hi all!
I’m trying to figure out how to redirect a group’s forum subnav to another url once group forums have been merged with Global Forums by @sbrajesh. That ‘landing’ url would be static, with only the group name being dynamically added at the end like so:
http://example.com/siteforums/group-forums/test-group where test-group is the group’s name.I’ve found a js snippet that enables redirects after headers have been defined, but I’m not sure how to implement it in a function, or if it would need to hook to an action, added to a template, or what
The neat little bit of js in question is #3 on this page: http://shibashake.com/wordpress-theme/wordpress-page-redirectI’ve tried a few amateurish functions but js is really NOT one of my strong points. If anyone could give a hand with some ideas I could try, I’d be very grateful.
Thanks!Hi, I’d be grateful if someone could offer me some advice on a problem I’ve got that’s probably very simple to resolve. I am however, a novice at this.
I’m using the latest versions of WordPress, Buddypress, bbPress and Platform Pro. When a user wants to register on my site: http://www.bristoldirectors.com, the registration page asks for the member to create a username twice, once at the top of the form, the other at the bottom. Both are compulsory. I find that a bit confusing, and understandably only want registrants to have to fill that out once. I’m also concerned that it can cause problems with a user’s account and how it’s stored in my database later on.
Can anyone tell me why it’s asking for members to register two usernames, and how I can resolve it? Something called deep integration has been mentioned to me, which I half understand, but am wondering if that means installing bbPress again (and all users), and if it will cause further problems with my site?
I’d be grateful for any concrete advice!
Many Thanks,
Justin
I have installed BuddyPress to my WordPress website that I use for testing things on before I publish them properly. I have my admin account on it and I think it’s great. However, I want my visitors to be able to sign up and use BuddyPress. How would I make that happen?
