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  • Plugin Author Jacob Schweitzer

    (@primetimejas)

    This is a great idea. I have not had any time to update the plugin until recently, but I will put this in the next version.

    Plugin Author Jacob Schweitzer

    (@primetimejas)

    I’ve added some screenshots on the plugin page –
    BuddyPress Profile Tabs – Screenshots

    Plugin Author Jacob Schweitzer

    (@primetimejas)

    This is already a feature of BuddyPress – just go to

    Users -> Profile Fields

    then click “Add New Field Group”

    Each field group is made into a tab by BuddyPress Profile Tabs.

    Plugin Author Jacob Schweitzer

    (@primetimejas)

    This issue is fixed in the latest version. Kudos / props / big thank you to rscano.

    Jacob Schweitzer

    (@primetimejas)

    The campaign submission form accepts more than one with the same price, but then the pledge form on the campaign page only allows selection of one of those items. So you click and the radio button doesn’t work for the other rewards, only one of those with the same price.

    Plugin Author Jacob Schweitzer

    (@primetimejas)

    From what I can see your site is loading the “dot luv” jQuery UI theme, which means you were able to change the theme from the default “cupertino” theme.

    Also, I’ve tested with BP 1.7 and it is working just fine for me.

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    Thread Starter Jacob Schweitzer

    (@primetimejas)

    Cool, inline styles 🙂 Thanks 🙂

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    In reply to: [Jammer] Trying…
    Thread Starter Jacob Schweitzer

    (@primetimejas)

    Ok I got it working with multiple files, I think there was some old version of jquery coming from my theme. I’ve since changed themes and everything is fine now.

    Is there any way to change the theme or css via the shortcode?

    Plugin Author Jacob Schweitzer

    (@primetimejas)

    The number one cause of the theme not changing would be that another jquery ui css is being loaded. Either that or there is an old version of jquery or jquery ui javascript being loaded that is conflicting. Could you guys provide some URLs to a couple profiles I could see?

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    In reply to: [Jammer] Trying…
    Thread Starter Jacob Schweitzer

    (@primetimejas)

    Also tried like this for more than 1 file:

    [jammer tracks=”title=Track1|mp3=https://googledrive.com/host/0B3Vh9AwY5rWWdW5YRDFKOFl0OGs/04-Beautiful-Disaster.mp3,title=Track2|mp3=https://googledrive.com/host/0B3Vh9AwY5rWWdW5YRDFKOFl0OGs/09%20Use%20Of%20Time.mp3″]

    Plugin Author Jacob Schweitzer

    (@primetimejas)

    I haven’t tested with BuddyPress 1.7 yet as it is still in beta. They will release a new version soon I think, from what I saw checking in on the BuddyPress Trac. I will make a new version based on that if it follows the same code structure or similar. It might just follow the code structure of the activated theme which would make this harder to support but let’s hope that it still puts in some of the same things.

    Thread Starter Jacob Schweitzer

    (@primetimejas)

    Hey I’m happy to report I got it working.

    Thanks for that tip on the hook sniffer, that plugin actually works still even in WordPress 3.5.1 .

    Here is what I found with the hook sniffer:
    add_filter( ‘authenticate’, ‘wp_authenticate_username_password’, 20, 3 )
    add_filter( ‘authenticate’, ‘visualcaptcha_do_filter’, 1000, 3 )
    add_filter( ‘authenticate’, ‘bp_core_boot_spammer’, 30 )
    add_filter( ‘authenticate’, ‘bp_core_signup_disable_inactive’, 30 )
    add_filter( ‘authenticate’, ‘wp_authenticate_cookie’, 30, 3 )

    Firing Sequence 99: authenticate –> wp_authenticate_username_password –> Time fired: 1363549456.2313
    Firing Sequence 100: authenticate –> bp_core_boot_spammer –> Time fired: 1363549456.2315
    Firing Sequence 101: authenticate –> bp_core_signup_disable_inactive –> Time fired: 1363549456.2315
    Firing Sequence 102: authenticate –> wp_authenticate_cookie –> Time fired: 1363549456.2316
    Firing Sequence 103: authenticate –> visualcaptcha_do_filter –> Time fired: 1363549456.2317

    So here was my solution.. The visualcaptcha is firing at priority 1000, so I changed it to before any of the other ones at priority 10.

    visualcaptcha.php line 34
    BEFORE:
    add_filter( $visualcaptcha_hook_data[ ‘filter’ ], ‘visualcaptcha_do_filter’,1000,3);

    AFTER:
    add_filter( $visualcaptcha_hook_data[ ‘filter’ ], ‘visualcaptcha_do_filter’,10,3);

    Do you think that is too early to check the captcha or ? Maybe it should go after the WordPress username/password authentication ? I’m not sure.. There might be other spam blocking plugins and such that check pretty early so you have to get your captcha check in before them as well, it is a bit tricky indeed.

    Muito Obrigado Irmão! Agradeço, valeu 🙂

    Thread Starter Jacob Schweitzer

    (@primetimejas)

    Hey I still wasn’t able to get it working, here is what I tried. I tried selecting the included options. On the login form the captcha appears, I can move the icon to the box and everything. But, it doesn’t matter if I do something with the captcha or not, I login with the correct password no matter what the situation.

    BuddyPress as far as I can tell isn’t using a custom login form or anything, and the captcha appears so part of it is working correctly. I think the hook for checking/authenticating the captcha is wrong or something is messing with it (I have no caching plugins on, this is a local development site i’m testing on).

    Here are the login hooks I found for WordPress:
    login_form
    login_init
    login_form_postpass
    login_form_logout
    login_form_lostpassword
    login_form_retrievepassword
    login_form_resetpass
    login_form_rp
    login_form_register
    login_form_login

    I know that login_form you are already using for the display hook and that is working. But which hook is the default you are using for authentication? Maybe the priority of the hook needs to be changed to make it later, it might be an issue with that. But it is not authenticating the captcha.

    Also, here are some hooks I found for the BuddyPress registration page:
    bp_signup_blog_privacy_errors
    bp_after_blog_details_fields
    bp_before_registration_submit_buttons
    bp_after_registration_submit_buttons
    template_notices
    bp_before_registration_confirmed
    bp_after_registration_confirmed
    bp_custom_signup_steps
    bp_after_register_page

    Those are the order in which they load on the BP registration page. I think adding BP support would help the popularity of your plugin if you added it by default.

    I also tested by adding my own option like this:
    name:
    loginoption
    display hook:
    login_form_login
    validation hook:
    login_init

    Then disabled all the other default options to only test the option I created.

    Hope that helps you..

    What you want to do is possible but a little tricky. You can put two domains on one WordPress install. And as far as connecting the two, so that when you write a post in one, it shows up in the other, that is a bit tricky. You’d have to make a new post as a “draft” in the other site, then go there to translate and then make the post live. As far as switching, if the page slugs are exactly the same for every page, it should work, then you just add a link to every post which replaces the domain name for the other language. Message me if you have some question or something.

    You are looking for this part of the WP_User object I think – http://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_User#get_role_caps.28.29 or maybe you can use this function to get the user role directly – http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_userdata

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