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Hi, i have installed word press recently and then activated budypress plugin. I have changed permalink settings but i am still not able to make these pages work: /wordpress/members/ these member and groups page are just showing the content of this sample page: /wordpress/sample-page/ . An early reply will be appreciated.
Thanks
This may be a WP forum question, so bear with me. I’m using the Sitewide Tags Plugin on a WP Network 3.0.5, BP 1.2.8 install. If you aren’t familiar with the plugin, it’s here: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-mu-sitewide-tags/ The tags blog publishes an activity stream event seconds after the initial blog event pops up in the activity stream (leaving a duplicate of every post in the BP activity stream).
Is there a way to eliminate the tags blog from the BP stream.
I’ve tried this: http://blog.etiviti.com/2010/05/buddypress-block-activity-stream-types-plugin/ along with the ugly hack mentioned in that blog post to block the tags blog from the activity stream via ID#, which broke things and forced me to re-create the tags blog (thanks for the “populate posts” feature). Thoughts?
Hi apologies is this is an easy question, I am a newbie.
I set up a WordPress site with BuddyPress, I want it to work like a virtual learning system for schools. My trouble is i want each group to represent a subject in school. i.e. Math, History, English etc. I want to be able to add students to the different groups only via a code. So if a student goes to my site they should be able to only join groups if they have a unique code for the group. This would mean that different students could be given 6 codes and that would sign them up for 6 subjects.
The problem is that i want each code to only be able to be used once. So if Student A puts in ABC123 as a code, he gains access to Math and then Student B cannot use the same pass to get access to the Math Group. Student A could add 5 more codes that would allow access to 5 other specific subject groups.
I know this sounds hard and I would say it will be but it is for content protection.
Thanks in advance to any help any one has.
I am starting to play with buddypress and believe it may resolve some of my requirements. But I have some questions about how we could use it effectively with WordPress.
We already have a WP site, it uses a theme that is very good but not BP friendly. Most of the site is general purpose available to anyone, there’s just a bit that isn’t. The requirements are these:
….a) members can log-in
….b) members & non-members can book events and get the relevant price i.e. non-meber & membership
….c) non-members can purchase membership (and compete al relevant data)
….d) members can maintain their details
….e) perform various other membership activities supported by BPSo I was wondering if we could retain our current site, using the theme we took so much care to choose, then when someone wants to join or maintain their membership details link to another site with the buddypress functionality. But how would we sync the two?
Any advice about how best to satisfy our requirements but still retain our selected WP theme?
many thanks…………………….. liz
p.s. probably completely wrong in terms of etiquette but I did post this originally in teh WordPress & Buddypress group but no response and it is on a few mebers so I thought this group was a better bet. Apologies if I have broken any rules by doing this.
Hi all,
There’s a really active dialogue going on in of my community users’ activity updates. However, none of these replies show up as individual new entries in the activity stream – they show up only as nested comments for the original update – which noone sees anymore because it’s many weeks old.
This is not the way it should be done it seems to me – my community is losing out on a lot of value because they don’t get to see what’s going on.
How can I fix this?
I run the latest Buddypress on WordPress 3.1
Best regards,
EivindTopic: Really basic question
I set up WordPress. It is hosted by WordPress.com; I don’t have my own site. I want to set up a BuddyPress. The three-step directions say “Download and setup WordPress”, “Head to your “Plugins ? Add New” menu and automatically install BuddyPress.” Where do I find Plugins!!??
Am I not able to find it because my WordPress is on .com instead of .org? I am a complete beginner. Please help!
Cheers, Bill
I upgraded my test site to WordPress 3.1, and when I did the option for users to create their own accounts disappeared from the home page, and the link from the Add User page under Users in the back end disappeared too. I’ve searched here on the Support forum but didn’t see this addressed. Anyone else notice this?
I haven’t upgraded my live site yet, but this limits my testing for Groups and other options. Thanks!
