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For info, it works now very well for me with this configuration:
- WordPress 4.2.2 (monosite)
- BuddyPress 2.3.2.1
- BuddyPress Links 0.9.2
Just did that, and… working perfectly 🙂
Happy that everything’s now working and to understand why it didn’t, too.
Thank you for your reactivity!
Yves.Guillaume,
Yes, Formidable extensively use AJAX in front-end. I think they’re right that it’s related to the DOING_AJAX checking, a lot of recommendations are available on this, including this one for example.
And sure, I’m available to test whatever you would like me to. Just tell me. On my side, I’m no longer in a hurry since unchecking the box miraculously solved the problem for me.
Yves.
Hi Guillaume,
Thanks for the quick response. And bingo: unchecking the box ‘Makes the Toolbar look the same in the backend as it does in the site frontend’ does solve the problem!
I don’t understand what happens exactly, but it’s working fine again for me. Your plugin has not been upgraded recently (while both WordPress and the Formidable plugin have been), so you are probably out of concern?
I will report to the Formidable team, too, and see what they think.
Many thanks!
Yves.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [BuddyPress Links] Links seems to have stopped working with Buddypress 2.2@outdoorsmen: maybe your apologizes could be directed at @mrmaz…
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In reply to: [BuddyPress Links] Links seems to have stopped working with Buddypress 2.2@mrmaz: thanks for taking the time to answer, and great to hear that it may work. I’d really be happy to pay for the pro version and get this useful (and unmatched) plugin working again on my site! I would be happy to run some tests if you want, just tell me.
Yves.
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In reply to: [BuddyPress Links] Links seems to have stopped working with Buddypress 2.2@mrmaz: is it that simple that if we buy the pro version on prescrew.com and open a ticket, then you provide in return a new code which fixes the BP Links incompatibility with BP 2.2 regarding the Links Directory?
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In reply to: [BuddyPress Links] Links seems to have stopped working with Buddypress 2.2@mrmaz wrote:
I am closing this thread, because it’s not productive at all. I’m getting tired of defending myself for making the choice to not to work for free.Sure, we can understand that: that’s why I asked you several times to clarify the status of your plugin. You are free to retire or fix it, but please don’t let it in this “open issue” status.
On our side, we have invested time in code integration and content development in your plugin, we have now a collection of shared resources which are really useful to our community, and we do need to understand what to do with these resources: for now, we had no other choice than closing this feature but we need to re-open it asap.
So please clarify: retire of fix. This will close the discussion.
Thanks,
Yves.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [BuddyPress Links] Links seems to have stopped working with Buddypress 2.2Sure @mrmaz! Releasing such a free plugin must either be a passion (if you have time and money already) or a distinctive step in an organized marketing approach for acquisition and activation of users. In the latter case, you should have a profitable product behind which is the real piece of cake for you.
Whatever your decision, thanks for your great work done so far on BP Links, and thanks in advance for further clarifying its status. This will let us know if we continue to integrate it into our plans or not.
All the best for your projects (included CBOX!)
Yves.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [BuddyPress Links] Links seems to have stopped working with Buddypress 2.2OK, we can certainly understand that!
However, whatever route you choose regarding your (great) Buddy Links plugin, I think you have to make the choice now. Either you retire it or you make it working, otherwise you would certainly run the risk to discourage everybody to come to any of your solutions.
My two cents, since I am more of a professional business developer than of a code developer: if each of your plugins do not have enough traction, it may be possible that the unitary value is not high enough but that the two combined, at an appropriate price point, would hit a market. Then packaging the two as you consider it would make sense, you would just have to understand what the good price point is.
For example, if each of your 2 plugins is individually priced $49 and get a total of N cumulative customers, it may be very possible that pricing the two packaged for the very same $49 would give you much more than N, possibly 2*N or 5*N. Or, that the two packaged at $29 would lead to 10*N or 20*N customers, thus ending up to a much more profitable business. It is called price elasticity, and the value/price ratio is something quite magic sometimes. You may want to run interviews and surveys to consolidate this before officially switching your model.
Another advice: I wasn’t even aware they was a pro version of Buddy Links. It is probably not clearly enough advertised on the WP plugin pages.
Anyway, in either case, I think your very first move should probably be to fix your plugin (it seems there was a valuable tip from @r-a-y to this end) or to choose to retire it. Then only you could try to start improving your business model on working solutions. (My personal advice would be to fix BP Links which I think does have value and fulfills a need.)
Hope this may help, as least as much as your plugin helps me! I personally do not use BP Groups right now so I would not need the Pro version, but anyway I could consider buying a _working_ pro version to help further.
Cheers,
Yves.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [BuddyPress Links] Links seems to have stopped working with Buddypress 2.2Unfortunately, no news coming :((
It’s a pity because the plugin what simple and useful, but I’ll now have to consider switching since I do need a solution.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Rendez Vous] Where is the .ics file?Yes, you did say download, sorry! And I found the .ics file, thanks.
Regarding this .ics file to download, is there a possibility to insert it in another place? Do you have a function I could invoke from a php template?
Thanks for that and for your overall valuable contribution to the BuddyPress developments!
Yves.
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In reply to: [BuddyPress Links] Links seems to have stopped working with Buddypress 2.2Great, anxiously waiting for this release, too!
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In reply to: [Groups] Creating and assigning groups & capabilities programmatically?Hi again,
@itthinx: any clue for me? I would appreciate it in order to be able to move forward on this issue. I am quite stuck 🙁
Thanks in advance,
Yves.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Groups] How to programatically remove a user to a groupHi there,
First thank you and congratulations for the great Groups plugin!
I have enjoyed using it to protect pages “by hand” for some users through the ultra-simple UI you provide in the WP backend. But I have now to go a step further by doing things programmatically in php templates (at beginner level).
What I was conveniently doing by hand was, for a set of manually create pages :
- define both a capability and a group to protect thes pages and assign them to the pages
- assign users to the group for them (only) being able to read the page
I now have to do the same in php for a set of page created programmatically. I have seen the code snippets you give in your doc to do the second step (assign users to group), no problem. But I am lost in your API for achieving the first step, which I understand is a list of several API calls that I can’t figure out.
Would you have some code examples on how to do that, or more precise advices for me to use the API (I’m a php beginner but I can understand things).
Many thanks in advance!
Yves.