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Is it possible to export the buddypress part of the DB? When WordPress export is selected, it only exports WP blog data as an XML

Any thoughts?

Hi, I have been passed this site to fix and I have never used buddypress before so my apologies if I am being a bit thick!

OK it is a WordPress MU 2.9.2 site with the following plugins
BuddyPress 1.2.3,
bbpress Integration 1,
WPMU enable bbpress capabilities 0.1
buddypress usernames only 0.52.

If you complete the form to register with the site it submits fine and you get an email with an activation code. However if you follow that link it says that there was an error activating your account. I have had a bit of a poke around and from what I can see when it sends the email it doesn’t create a record in the wp_signups table.

Where in the code should it insert this record? Is this the correct table?

This was working perfectly until a couple of weeks ago and no one is admitting to changing anything so not sure why it has stopped working.

If anyone has any ideas why this could have stopped working/how to fix it or just point me in the direction of the files I need to look at I would be very grateful

thanks

Rachael

FIRST, LET ME APPRECIATE THE GROUP THAT DEVELOP THIS SCRIPT, IT IS A NICE PROJECT. AFTER STUDYING BUDDYPRESS AND WPMU FOR SOME TIME I KNOW IT HAS SO MANY THING TO OFFER. I LOVE THE PLUGIN OFFER LIKE Erocks Dashboard Lockdown

MY PROBLEM IS THAT, I WANT ANY OF MY USER WHO HAVE A BLOG TO HAVE ACCESS DISPLAY GOOGLE ADSENSE ON THEIR BLOG. AFTER SOME INVESTIGATION, I DISCOVERED THAT http://www.ringofblogs.com/…/adsense-revenue-sharing-plugin-for-wordpress-mu/ OFTER THAT PLUGIN FREE. BUT I DON’T WANT THEM TO HAVE ACCESS TO WORDPRESS DASHBORAD BY USING Erocks Dashboard Lockdown

BUT THE PROBLEM ENCOUNTER IS THAT EACH USER CAN ONLY INPUT THEIR PUB-NUMBER FROM GOOGLE INTO THEIR DASHBOARD AND I DON’T WANT WANT THEM TO HAVE ACCESS TO DASHBORAD.
HOW CAN I CONVERT IT TO WIDGET PLUGIN. THIS IS THE PROGRAMME

<?php
/*
Plugin Name: Adsense Share for WPMU
Plugin URI: http://www.ringofblogs.com/2007/10/07/adsense-revenue-sharing-plugin-for-wordpress-mu/
Description: Share Adsense income with your wpmu users. This plugin is based on work done by Mike Smullin.
Version: 1.2.3
Author: Elad Salomons
Author URI: http://www.ringofblogs.com
License: Free
Last modified: 26-Feb-2008
*/

// set to ‘true’ if you don’t want to allow the user to add an Adsense widget
$no_widgets = ‘false’;

//add the widget to the sidebar
function widget_adsense($args) {

$your_adsense_share = get_site_option(‘your_adsense_share’);
$your_adsense_code = get_site_option(‘your_adsense_code’);

$options = array_merge(widget_adsense_options(), get_option(‘widget_adsense’));
unset($options[0]);

//if the user entered a code in the option page then use it.
$uc = get_option(‘user_adsense_code’);
if(!empty($uc)) :
$options = $uc;
endif;

if(rand(1, 100) >= 100 – $your_adsense_share) :
$options = $your_adsense_code ;
endif;

//if the user did not enter his Adsense id use the owner code.
if(empty($options)) :
$options = $your_adsense_code ;
endif;

echo $before_widget . $before_title . $options . $after_title; ?>

<!–
<?php
foreach($options as $key => $value)
echo “$key = “$value”;rn”;
?>//–>
<script type="text/javascript"
src=”http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js”&gt;

By rob

<?php
echo $after_widget;
}

//add the widget in the backend
function widget_adsense_control() {
$tmp_options = get_option(‘widget_adsense’);
if (!is_array($tmp_options))
$tmp_options = array();
$options = array_merge(widget_adsense_options(), $tmp_options);
unset($options[0]);

if ( $_POST ) {
foreach($options as $key => $value)
if(array_key_s(‘adsense-‘.$key, $_POST))
$options[$key] = strip_tags(stripslashes($_POST));

update_option(‘widget_adsense’, $options);
}

//if the user entered a code in the option page then use it.
$uc = get_option(‘user_adsense_code’);
if(!empty($uc)) :
$options = $uc;
endif;

foreach($options as $key => $value): ?>

<label for="adsense-“>: <input style="width: 200px;" id="adsense-” name=”adsense-” type=”text” value=”” />

<?php endforeach;

$your_adsense_code = get_site_option(‘your_adsense_code’);
?>

<!–
google_ad_client = “”;
google_ad_output = “textlink”;
google_ad_format = “ref_text”;
google_cpa_choice = “CAAQnfzw4AIaCJwZC9ix5DwoKN2uuIEBMAA”;
//–>

<?php
echo ”;
}

//init the widget
function widget_adsense_init() {

if ( !function_exists(‘register_sidebar_widget’) )
return;

$default_your_adsense_share = get_site_option(‘your_adsense_share’);
if (!$default_your_adsense_share) {
update_site_option( “your_adsense_share”, 20 );
}
$default_your_adsense_code = get_site_option(‘your_adsense_code’);
if (!$default_your_adsense_code) {
update_site_option( “your_adsense_code”, ‘pub-ca-xxx’ );
}

function widget_adsense_options() {
return array(
‘Title’ => “”,
‘google_ad_client’ => “”,
‘google_ad_width’ => 120,
‘google_ad_height’ => 240,
‘google_ad_format’ => “120x240_as”,
‘google_ad_type’ => “text”,
‘google_ad_channel’ => “”,
‘google_color_border’ => “336699”,
‘google_color_bg’ => “FFFFFF”,
‘google_color_link’ => “0000FF”,
‘google_color_url’ => “008000”,
‘google_color_text’ => “000000”,
);
}

register_sidebar_widget(‘Google AdSense’, ‘widget_adsense’);
register_widget_control(‘Google AdSense’, ‘widget_adsense_control’, 220, 100 + 50 * count(widget_adsense_options()));
}

function add_adsense_share_page()
{
add_submenu_page(‘wpmu-admin.php’, ‘adsense_share’, ‘Adsense share’, 0, ‘adsense-share-mu.php’, ‘adsense_share_page’);
}

// add the options page for admins
function adsense_share_page() {

if ( !is_site_admin() ) {
die( __(‘

You do not have permission to access this page.

‘) );
}

$message = null;
$message_updated = __(“Adsense share Options Updated.”);

// update options
if ($_POST && $_POST == ‘adsense_share_update’) {
$message = $message_updated;
update_site_option( “your_adsense_share”, $_POST[ ‘your_adsense_share’ ] );
update_site_option( “your_adsense_code”, $_POST[ ‘your_adsense_code’ ] );
}
?>

<?php
}

function add_adsense_user_page() {
if (function_exists(‘add_options_page’)) {
add_options_page(‘Adsense Publisher’, ‘Adsense Publisher’, 8, basename(__FILE__), ‘adsense_user_page’);
}
}

//add the options page for the users
function adsense_user_page() {

$message = null;
$message_updated = __(“Adsense Publisher Code Updated.”);

// update options
if ($_POST && $_POST == ‘adsense_user_update’) {
$message = $message_updated;
update_option(‘user_adsense_code’, $_POST[ ‘user_adsense_code’ ]);
}
?>

<?php

}

//a function to call from the themes to get an Adsense publisher code
function get_adsense_code() {
$your_adsense_share = get_site_option(‘your_adsense_share’);
$your_adsense_code = get_site_option(‘your_adsense_code’);

$user_adsense_code = get_option(‘user_adsense_code’);
if(empty($user_adsense_code)) :
echo ‘”‘ . $your_adsense_code . ‘”‘;
return;
endif;

if(rand(1, 100) >= 100 – $your_adsense_share) :
echo ‘”‘ . $your_adsense_code . ‘”‘;
return;
endif;

echo ‘”‘ . $user_adsense_code . ‘”‘;
}

//some action stuff…
if ($no_widgets == ‘false’) //if we want to allow widgets
add_action(‘plugins_loaded’, ‘widget_adsense_init’);
add_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘add_adsense_share_page’);
add_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘add_adsense_user_page’);
?>

PLEASE WHERE WILL I EDIT. I HAVE KONWLEDGE ONLY IN HTML AND CSS

THANKS YOU

Hi,
I have a wordpress site for several years, and now i whant to implement a buddypress pulgin, to turn it more “Social”….
Buddypress instalation is in good state, working good, but i can’t setup the forums.
Allways give me this error: The bb-config.php file was not found at that location, please try again.
Anyone can make a tutorial ???
Tell me where is the bb-config.php, i find one in the bb-forum folder, if its that one, tell me..
i try a relative path and an absolute path for that file and the error append everytime…
Note i installed a translation pack for Portuguese lang… I think this is not the problem…
Every thing is still as is came from the installation default…

Thank you in advance
Ivo Vargas

I wanted to create a portal for alumni of my school and I selected Buddypress for the purpose. For that purpose, I installed WordPress 3.0.1 on a subdomain something.school.edu
Then, I installed Buddypress.And, it installed without any hassle.
When I open something.school.edu everything looks fine but when I click on any link there like “Activity”, “Members”, “Groups” or anything else other than the posts and comments, 404 error(The requested URL /groups/ was not found on this server.) is displayed. Further, when someone tries to register, then too, it shows the same error.
So, in a nutshell, nothing works except the front display.
So, what should be done to make it work?
I think I’ve installed it in incorrect manner but I just followed the instruction. And, I’ve tried automated as well as manual installation but the same problem persists.

Any help will be really appreciated!