Txanny

Thanks for reporting!

I included solution for this for the next release.
You can download the corrected files that are attached to this bug: http://alkivia.org/tracker/view.php?id=96

A sidebar login widget will be included in the plugin in a near version.

magcrossin,

You can change the images size in the plugin gallery settings.

I like this last proposal. About adding detaliled definition lists, will be really useful to customize the list style by not using tables. Paerhaps I will implement it for a soon release.

Just I don’t see the utility to set a class by user_id (perhaps I would use IDs that can ve referenced on a link).

Any way, some sort of template system for the list, profile and gallery is planned for in some release, don’t cant say when, but it will be betwen 0.6 and 0.8. Probably an array or object with all data will be passed to the template to let you to set the fields you want with the style you prefer.

Thanks for sharing leeharvey.

I will add another tip to this one 😉

To prevent your custom style to be overriden when updating the plugin, do the following:

1. Copy or move the style.css file outside the plugin folder. Place it anywhere you want except the plugin folder.

2. Crete a PHP file in the plugins folder and call it as you wany, for example: community-customs.php.

3. Place this text in the file (write in the URL to your style.css file where it says http://yoursite.com/path_to/style.css):

<?php
/*
Plugin Name:	My Customs
Plugin URI:	http://example.org
Description:	My custom filters.
Version:	1.0
Author:		Your Name
Author URI:	http://example.org
*/

function replace_community_style( $url ) {
	return 'http://yoursite.com/path_to/style.css';
}
add_filter('akucom_style_url', 'replace_community_style');
?>

4. Activate the plugin, and the style file will be replaced by your custom and don’t worry about updating 😉

This normally is caused by rights on your WordPress uploads folder. Yo have to set there permissions that allow the server user to write files and to create and execute folders.

After setting this rights, deactivate and reactivate the plugin to create the directories (Them are created at activation time). Look at the uploads folder, there have to be an ‘alkiva’ folder and inside it, a ‘users’ folder. (This is <uploads>/alkivia/users)

Another way is to manually create this folders with write permissions to the server user. (to both folders, alkivia and alkivia/users).

Just to test, you can set rights on this folders to 777. If it works, you can change them to fit your security needs, but remember that the server user always needs write access as it is who creates the files.

It should not. When I wrote this plugin, it was just for my own use with PodPress 😉 But it was long time ago and I did not check again with PodPress.

By the way, this plugin is being rewritten as it needs to finish some features and the current design does not allow me to do it as I want.

Just released Community 0.5.2. This release should solve your links problem.