Dear Stefie, This is great and I'm sorry for the radio silence (it has just been too busy!). I am coming to Berlin end of next week (around the 1st) and perhaps we can have a proper catchup and website code sprint session ...
Also worth cc'ing this stuff to okfn-help so others can see what progress we (or rather you!) are making Some comments below. On 16 September 2010 12:37, Stefanie Doll <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Rufus, > > So far i never worked with manually generated SSH-Keys, only with sftp or > auto-generated keys. Is the file attached to the email what you need (public > key?)? Yes, I think it is. > Can I add the bp-okfn child-theme to the okfn bitbucket account, or do you > have to do it? My one question here is to what extent can we put the buddypress into our existing okfn theme -- i.e. can we have the buddypress stuff in there (and not use it if buddypress plugin is not installed/activated) or do we need a completely separate theme. If the latter we need a separate repo I guess. > The CSS for the okfn-buddypress theme is more or less done (buddypress.css). > I uploaded the bp-okfn theme to staging.okfn.org and activated it, but it > still needs some testing. Did you have a look at it already? Looks good. Clearly, as you say the profile pages could do with some prettifying but I think we should release early, release often here (after all it does work and we'll fix stuff quickly once people start complaining ...) > I already found some bugs in the bp-2010-childtheme while I was testing the > community features. I'll try to fix these bugs next week. Great. > As soon as I'm done, i'd like to ask the people on the discuss list to sign > up for an account on staging.okfn.org and test all the features (sending > mails, creating groups, signing up for blogs/groups, sending/deleting > messages, make friends, change their Profiles etc.) to see if everything is > working correctly before we activate buddypress on okfn.org. OK. Let's plan this part together. I think it might be better to dive straight in on okfn.org (we can always fix things and this way people don't have to sign up twice ...) Regards, Rufus - Hide quoted text - > I noted down the bugs I found on the pad (+ a to-do list for setting up > buddypress on okfn.org [line 88ff]): > ---Copy of the notes on the pad (107- 118)---- > > (....) > === Buddypress Bugs to fix: === > (childtheme used http://freebpthemes.com/themes/twentyten-for-buddypress/) > * buddypress changes main menu from "custom menu" back to "default" > * The buddypress ajax file is not working (probably error in functions.php > or a conflict between our .js files & the buddypress .js files) --> > integrate Ajax-file from buddypress-theme manually? (same problem when the > bp-2010 childtheme is enabled - so it's a bug in the bp-2010 childtheme i > used) > *php error at the end of the "create new group" process (in one of the > buddypress template files from the bp-2010 child themes), new groups can be > created, but fatal error shows up in the end (same problem when the bp-2010 > childtheme is enabled) > (/Fatal error: Call to undefined function bp_activity_post_form_action() > in > /home/okfn/var/wp/staging.okfn.org/wp-content/themes/bp-okfn/activity/post-form.php > on line 1 > * layout of the user Profiles is not very advanced --> make nicer, if time > * sidebar goes down on buddypress admin settings page - check if it's a > css- or template issue (same problem when the bp-2010 childtheme is enabled > ) > * group invites only work properly with buddypress.js - need to get it > working! > * single group page needs redesign, made for wider page > * Also: The layout is getting messed up, when the status update is too > long, (not too bad, because we're not using the activity stream function at > the moment). _______________________________________________ okfn-help mailing list [email protected] http://lists.okfn.org/mailman/listinfo/okfn-help
