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I am getting an error when activating the plugin BuddyPress Maps
Fatal error: fatal flex scanner internal error–end of buffer missed in /home/vashokk/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-maps/bp-maps.php on line 594
One other guy asked a similar question here :http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-buddypress-maps-fatal-error?replies=2
Does anybody have idea on this issue?
Hi all –
After upgrading a 2.something WPMU site with BP 1.1 to WP 3.0 multisite and BP 1.2.5 and changing to the new bp-default theme, everything went great. Except …
Despite only having the bp-default theme set as a network theme (no other themes exist), newly created sites are getting pegged with a “WordPress Default” theme. And since that doesn’t exist, it’s a whitescreen of death if the user doesn’t go in and activate the BP theme. I see the WordPress Default as the option in the DB for newly created sites.
What’s going on here? How can this be fixed?
@rogercoathup Yeah but I notice you couldn’t write “WordPress custom post” in German
poor show
@rogercoathup no, they are normal blogposts actually
with wordpress 3 you could use custom post types of course, but i didn’t need them.When I click ‘Log In’ within the admin bar, I get ‘page not found’.
(the ‘Log In’ link: http://zarathud.org/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http%3A%2F%2Fzarathud.org )
probably b/c wp-login.php is not in the top-level directory; wordpress is installed in a subdirectory.Seems like this might be a mistake in the code generating the log-in link; it should be getting the blog url (as I’ve gathered from a similar issue with the header) instead of the home url.
Can anyone point me to the function I need to check out and possibly override, please? Or hit me with the RTFM stick and a link to the relevant page? Haven’t found it myself yet, i’m afraid. problem w/ programming while tired.
@jimsnaps “So is there no way to use buddypress, block out what’s not needed, and add an article mod? “
I answered based on your requirements, and you mentioned forums were optional No intention to limit you at all, just keeping it simple and clear. Of course you could install BuddyPress, and activate only the component/s you need at this time.If you want the Forums component, know that you need to activate Groups component as well because the BP forums component is attached to groups. And members automatically join a group by default when they post to the group’s forum unless that group is private and no-one can post to that group’s forum unless invited to join the group. I also suggest reading through this general reference
https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/configure-buddypress-components/Of course with BP activated, there’s the One Quick Post plugin which will allow your members to post articles from the frontend. However, you will need to code using BP blog loop to generated the list of posts that each member has posted in your blog to show up in individual member’s profile page.
If you do not want to go through all that, install external bbPress forum and integrate it with your WordPress installation. When you’re ready to use BuddyPress components, BP can integrate existing external group forum to its fold – again, with the caveat that forum will be then be attached to groups.
Topic: user login problem
