Tom @tmort ?
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In reply to - Tom posted an update: So I built my BP site in a subfolder (mysite.com/bp) and now I’ve switched it live (mysite.com) using the wordpress feature where your homepage is different from your wordpress directory (by working the htaccess and wp-header and settings in Admin-General). Now the only problem is, any and all buddypress links point to [...] · View
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Yea I suppose the subfolder isnt to bad. I’ll figure something out. Really appreciate the help though, thanks @ray
In reply to - Tom posted an update: So I built my BP site in a subfolder (mysite.com/bp) and now I’ve switched it live (mysite.com) using the wordpress feature where your homepage is different from your wordpress directory (by working the htaccess and wp-header and settings in Admin-General). Now the only problem is, any and all buddypress links point to [...] · View -
I didn’t realize BP wasn’t like wp. I am using Standard WP. I just figured as with standard, I could have wordpress/buddypress reside in a subfolder and use the settings-general page to move everything to my root .com folder. I’m just looking for mysite.com/members/a-member vs mysite.com/folder/members/a-member
In reply to - Tom posted an update: So I built my BP site in a subfolder (mysite.com/bp) and now I’ve switched it live (mysite.com) using the wordpress feature where your homepage is different from your wordpress directory (by working the htaccess and wp-header and settings in Admin-General). Now the only problem is, any and all buddypress links point to [...] · View -
lol thats it? Its there forever? Before things get to out of hand should I just export/import or am I just SOL?
In reply to - Tom posted an update: So I built my BP site in a subfolder (mysite.com/bp) and now I’ve switched it live (mysite.com) using the wordpress feature where your homepage is different from your wordpress directory (by working the htaccess and wp-header and settings in Admin-General). Now the only problem is, any and all buddypress links point to [...] · View -
So I built my BP site in a subfolder (mysite.com/bp) and now I’ve switched it live (mysite.com) using the wordpress feature where your homepage is different from your wordpress directory (by working the htaccess and wp-header and settings in Admin-General). Now the only problem is, any and all buddypress links point to ”mysite.com/bp/xyz”. Help!
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Are their any hooks/any way I could write a plugin that added features to the registration? After submission it asks them if the would like to integrate twitter/facebook, etc?
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Just spent half hour trying to customize the activity feed when I post a blog post. Then I came across the http://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/ article. Thanks @andy and @johnjamesjacoby as well as the rest of the bp community for making Buddypress so great.
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Yes, and speaking of them I’m having trouble with a post-voting plugin that sets a cookie when you vote on a post, then checks it when you try to vote again. Seems like every other refresh it stops seeing the cookie (even though its there) and lets you vote again. Would this be related?
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Is anyone else experiencing their site logging them out quickly? We’re currently in development and its going live soon, and it seems like every time I move on the site it has logged me out. Anyone else experiencing this?
Cookies enabled?
Yes, and speaking of them I’m having trouble with a post-voting plugin that sets a cookie when you vote on a post, then checks it when you try to vote again. Seems like every other refresh it stops seeing the cookie (even though its there) and lets you vote again. Would this be related?
Could be, I had a plugin (I think it was a shopping cart one, I don’t remember now) that stopped the activity feed from showing up. Try disabling it and see if you still have the problem.
More than likely that is the problem. Perhaps it is corrupting or wiping the WP login cookie?
If I remember correctly when I had this issue it was just one of the plugins I had installed
think it was group control …….
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I think @Andy and team are still crunching BP 1.2 bugs
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Figured something out. its not functions.php, its my child theme! It broke when I went from 1.2 to 1.2.1, anyone having the same issue and/or know why its happening!?
In reply to - Tom posted an update: Still beating my head on a rock with the child theme functions.php. Getting a wsod, help! http://pastie.org/841688 (my custom code starts on line 236) · View -
Still beating my head on a rock with the child theme functions.php. Getting a wsod, help! http://pastie.org/841688 (my custom code starts on line 236)
Figured something out. its not functions.php, its my child theme! It broke when I went from 1.2 to 1.2.1, anyone having the same issue and/or know why its happening!?
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I completely emptied everything out of the functions.php file and I’m still getting wsod. I have functions.php in the child theme, so I’m guessing something crazy is going on. I’ll keep poking at it. Really appreciate all the help!
In reply to - Tom posted an update: When I upgrade the bp-default themes function.php breaks the site because I have a function.php in my child theme. Any way I can have both co-exist nicely? Otherwise any changes in future upgrades to the bp-default functions.php doesn’t translate to my child theme! · View -
http://pastie.org/840691 – I’ve pasted my custom functions.php file. Let me ask you this. I’m reading the link you sent me to, is it saying keep the filename as ”functions.php” and make sure that there are no duplicate function names, or do not name it functions.php, name it ”customfunctions.php”? Thanks so much for the help!
In reply to - Tom posted an update: When I upgrade the bp-default themes function.php breaks the site because I have a function.php in my child theme. Any way I can have both co-exist nicely? Otherwise any changes in future upgrades to the bp-default functions.php doesn’t translate to my child theme! · View -
I felt stupid and renamed my functions.php in my child to customfunction.php – still get the white screen of death. Any ideas?
In reply to - Tom posted an update: When I upgrade the bp-default themes function.php breaks the site because I have a function.php in my child theme. Any way I can have both co-exist nicely? Otherwise any changes in future upgrades to the bp-default functions.php doesn’t translate to my child theme! · View -
When I upgrade the bp-default themes function.php breaks the site because I have a function.php in my child theme. Any way I can have both co-exist nicely? Otherwise any changes in future upgrades to the bp-default functions.php doesn’t translate to my child theme!
bottom of this page http://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/building-a-buddypress-child-theme/ should help you
I felt stupid and renamed my functions.php in my child to customfunction.php – still get the white screen of death. Any ideas?
Hmmm… I have a custom function in mine that works, so maybe it’s the code? Also, make sure you didn’t copy over all the code in functions.php from the default bp theme. Just start with your custom function and make sure all the opening/closing tags (no misspells) are there, too.
http://pastie.org/840691 – I’ve pasted my custom functions.php file. Let me ask you this. I’m reading the link you sent me to, is it saying keep the filename as ”functions.php” and make sure that there are no duplicate function names, or do not name it functions.php, name it ”customfunctions.php”? Thanks so much for the help!
ah the lightbox. so you’d put that code in a file called functions.php. then, you’d add your functions.php into your child theme folder — it should be the only functions.php file in there. if it’s still not working, maybe that script’s conflicting with all the js in bp but not sure on that.
I completely emptied everything out of the functions.php file and I’m still getting wsod. I have functions.php in the child theme, so I’m guessing something crazy is going on. I’ll keep poking at it. Really appreciate all the help!
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Finally got it to work, thank you so much for the help!
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Tom posted a new activity comment:So if I use this then 1. I won’t have to activate jquery manually for my ”extra” jquery plugins and 2. I shouldn’t have a conflict with current jquery javascript that breaks things like the avatar cropper?
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You shouldn’t have built your BP site in a subfolder…
lol thats it? Its there forever? Before things get to out of hand should I just export/import or am I just SOL?
If you tested BP in a subfolder, you would have known that all BP links would reside in that sub-directory.
Did you install BP in WPMU or standard WP?
I didn’t realize BP wasn’t like wp. I am using Standard WP. I just figured as with standard, I could have wordpress/buddypress reside in a subfolder and use the settings-general page to move everything to my root .com folder. I’m just looking for mysite.com/members/a-member vs mysite.com/folder/members/a-member
It <strong<is like WP… BP is just a plugin for WP.
You installed WP in a sub folder, so your pages would exist like mysite.com/wp/page-slug.
If you have WP installed in the root, just install BP there.
Of course, you should test all your changes somewhere before deploying your site live.
Yea I suppose the subfolder isnt to bad. I’ll figure something out. Really appreciate the help though, thanks @ray
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