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Vernon Fowler

BuddyPress Links | The Shop - 0 views

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buddypress

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  • Vernon Fowler on 06 Feb 12
     
    my #buddypress links plugin is now a premium product that supports BP 1.5+ http://t.co/5Oslopu3 use code jan2012 for 20% off
Vernon Fowler

BuddyPress Links | Forum | Update from the Author | BuddyPress.org - 0 views

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BuddyPress links forum update fixes plugin plugins

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  • replacing the is_site_admin() function with is_super_admin()
  • Vernon Fowler on 13 Oct 11
     
    Update plugins for BuddyPress 1.5 by replacing is_site_admin() with is_super_admin()
Vernon Fowler

BuddyPress.org → Docs → 1.5 plugin compatibility - 0 views

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BuddyPress docs version compatibility plugin plugins

shared by Vernon Fowler on 22 Sep 11 - No Cached
  • Vernon Fowler on 22 Sep 11
     
    Pass, Fail, and Unknown BP1.5 plugins with link to info on how to fix the failures.
Vernon Fowler

Introducing the first Stable Version of Bp-Gallery for BuddyPress | Buddy Dev - 0 views

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gallery plugin premium wordpress buddypress

shared by Vernon Fowler on 18 Jul 11 - No Cached
  • Is there a way to change how the browse button looks in the flash loader? Thanks! Brajesh Singh said: On January 20, 2011 Reply Hi Joshua, With bp-gallery1.0+ you can change it in your theme/gallery/inc/swfupload/upload_btn.png
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http://wpmu.org/ning-to-buddypress-importer-plugin/ - 0 views

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ning buddypress plugin import

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  • Vernon Fowler on 01 Jul 11
     
    This plugin is designed to fully import all of a Ning network's users, custom profile fields, and avatars to BuddyPress. In short, everything that you can import from Ning to BuddyPress... While members are being imported the plugin displays a user-friendly status page with a nifty list of user avatars, details, and current progress as the import page refreshes and processes the import file in batches of 5 members. All imported members receive a fully customizable introduction email with their login link, username and password. And on the off-chance you have a very large Ning member list that's too big to upload via the plugin, you can also use FTP to upload the file and import all of your Ning network members.
Vernon Fowler

BuddyPress: How to change avatar (picture) size larger or smaller | Otreva Designs - 0 views

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BuddyPress avatar themes

shared by Vernon Fowler on 24 Jan 12 - No Cached
  • You can add code to a functions file or adda file bp-custom.php to the wp-content/plugins folder to change image sizes Avatar specific settings can be changed: define ( ‘BP_AVATAR_THUMB_WIDTH’, 50 ); define ( ‘BP_AVATAR_THUMB_HEIGHT’, 50 ); define ( ‘BP_AVATAR_FULL_WIDTH’, 150 ); define ( ‘BP_AVATAR_FULL_HEIGHT’, 150 ); define ( ‘BP_AVATAR_ORIGINAL_MAX_WIDTH’, 640 ); define ( ‘BP_AVATAR_ORIGINAL_MAX_FILESIZE’, $max_in_kb ); define ( ‘BP_AVATAR_DEFAULT’, $img_url ); define ( ‘BP_AVATAR_DEFAULT_THUMB’, $img_url ); Reply
Vernon Fowler

Linda Peng » Blog Archive » 10 Lessons I Learned from Designing an Online Com... - 0 views

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wordpress community online community lessons blog online BuddyPress academic social elearning design Plugins plugin

shared by Vernon Fowler on 08 Aug 11 - No Cached
  • I recommend giving people single sign-on options using Twitter, Linkedin, OpenID, Livejournal, etc. as well as Facebook.
  • The rest of your target market still needs to be convinced to care about your community enough to join.
  • Make your homepage interesting enough to visit twice.
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  • There’s probably a reason Quora, Stackoverflow and most Ning networks all have news feeds on their front pages.
  • Clearly define your niche.
  • clearly define your site’s niche so that users will have an easier time understanding how your site adds value to their lives. For example, Quora is the social network where one gets their questions answered; Stackoverflow is a Q&A network for programmers; Linkedin is a specific network for jobhunting professionals. What specific need does your social network cater to?
  • Beware of outdated plugins and themes.
  • Look at the description closely and check to see if it’s been tested up to the WordPress version you’ve installed. If you’re unsure, search for the plugin forums (every WordPress plugin should have one) and see the latest praises or issues people are discussing on the threads.
  • If a new theme or plugin crashes your site, rename or delete it.
  • I recommend giving people single sign-on options using Twitter, Linkedin, OpenID, Livejournal, etc. as well as Facebook.
  • Your site needs an FAQ. No, really. It does. Although you personally might think that the activity feeds and groups and profile editing links are in the most obvious locations in the world, your users will not. They’re used to their own oft-frequented social networks (cough, Facebook), and  they’ll ask you why clicking on their avatar doesn’t automatically bring them to a “change your profile picture” page or if logging into your site using Facebook Connect will mean that everything they post will automatically get cross-posted to their Facebook wall. In addition, users want to know about your site features.
  • Vernon Fowler on 08 Aug 11
     
    I re-discovered my fascination with online community building around the time I subscribed to a shared hosting service, installed WordPress, discovered the Buddypress plugin, and stumbled upon open-source forums where people were amazingly helpfully about sharing troubleshooting tips and code.   This was last December. The discovery turned into an independent study I dubbed "Volunteerism in a Web 2.0 World," which turned into the development of a website and lots of meetings and several pages of an annotated bibliography - all of which I submitted to my Research in Practice Program (RIPP) advisor at the end of the semester.Over the course of my meetings with "stakeholders" (Duke students and administrators) to asses the value of the "website" (an online social network for Duke civic engagement), I learned a few things about designing an online community using WordPress and Buddypress.
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