TheZorro

Hey

With regard to our configuration:
– we currently have three pages
– mainblog is ID:1
– another page is ID:2
– buddypress is connected to ID:4
– buddypress is running on the whole network, I used this to connect to it the ID:4 instead of ID:1 : https://buddypress.org/support/topic/enable-buddypress-on-wp-multisites-sub-site/

Now:
– activating BuddyDrive in the whole network gives me the mentioned error
– activating BuddyDrive in the ID:4 page gives me no error but also no BuddyDrive in the Dashboard

I hope this helps. I will delete BuddyDrive completely today and install it again, maybe this helps ??

[EDIT] I am not an expert, but would it be possible to tell BuddyDrive that the rootblog is ID:4 the same way is it is possible for BuddyPress? For buddypress I used “define ( ‘BP_ROOT_BLOG’, ‘4’)” in the wp_config.php. Maybe a similar definition within wp_config would be possible for BuddyDrive too? [/EDIT]

Hey

It worked before the WP 4.5 update. Now BuddyDrive has disappeared. Do you happen to what to change to BuddyDrive connects to the correct blog ID?

BR
Daniel

Actually, I have the some problem. I have a multisite and BuddyPress is conncted to the second page (ID:2 not ID:1). BuddyPress and BuddyDrive are actived in this page but BuddyDrive does not appear.

Hey!

Yes and it is working. I can show the events from other pages on the main page and vice versa (see https://polis180.org/veranstaltungen/ and https://polis180.org/polis180veranstaltungen/).

However, the grid of VC does only show the events which were created in the main page, not in the others. It seems that I need to tell the grid that it needs to collect the information from the other sites too.

Now, I can use a custom query (e.g. cat=1&tag=apples&post_status=publish). The problem is that I am not experienced enough with queries. I assume I need to start by telling the grid to look in other blogs using the related blog-id but I don’t know how to continue from there.

Simply speaking: I need to tell the grid to look for events in its own site as well as other blogs. ??

Okay, problem solved, so far ??

FYI: If I add [events_list limit=”10″ blog=”1,2,3,4″] into the page showing the list of all events after the word content, I get all events from all 4 blogs on this side designed like the list above which is only showing the events of the page it is part of. So the site is sharing the content.

Okay, it seems to be plugin in general. As soon as I active it, I get the ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS message.

Hey!

Thank you for you help.

I changed the value to 4 either for both lines or for one while not changing the other. While the menu appears now in the admin panel, the blog returns ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS when I activate that only registered and approved users shall see the blog.

[EDIT] Hmm, I am not sure if the problem was there before but when I now active the plugin without any changes and independent from activing the option if buddypress is visible to all visitors, I get the same error as above. Might be the cache/cookies of my browser. Still, I thought it might be worth mentioning.

Just wanted to let you know that I followed this guide to install buddypress in another blog:

https://codex.buddypress.org/legacy/getting-started/install-buddypress-on-a-secondary-blog/

Okay, I found a “work-around”:

I defined the categories for the events on the main page (ID:1). This way it was possible to filter the events from the network page (ID:3) according to their category a the categories are shared over the whole network.

However, filtering the events according to their buddypress group is still not possible on the main page. If anybody know how to do that that would be great.

Just for confirmation: group and tag works on the network page ID:3 where there events are stored and managed but not on ID:1, the main page.

So I need a way to tell the plugin that it needs to look for the “group=” and the “tag=” classification within the other blog.

Don’t be sorry, it is complicated to explain ??

I start again:
I have a multisite with three blogs: a main page (ID:1), a blog (ID:2) and a network (ID:3). Buddypress usually has its main connection to ID:1 but I changed it to ID:3 (as the mainpage is an overview page).

Now we are using event manager and multi site for event manager is actived. All events are created within the network page(ID:3). Some of these events are public which is indicated with the tag “plubic” and/or connected to a buddypress group.

I need now that some of these events appear on the main page (ID:1). So I used the following code:

[events_list blog=”3″ group=”6″ tag=”public”][/events_list]

This code however shows every event, not just those of the buddypress group with ID:6 and the tag “public”. I am not that experienced but I believe that the site is looking for the tag within the events on the main page and not on the network page. So I somehow need to tell him that it has to look for it at the network page, like:
[events_list blog=”3″ group=”(group is in ID:3 not ID:1)” tag=”(tag is in ID:3 not ID:1″][/events_list]

Sorry for the confusion.

Might be important:

The main blog is 1

buddypress has its primarly connection however to blog 2 and the tags are defined within blog 2 as well.