BuddyPress Integration Issues

Anonymous

#11428

The search.php file uses the following:

<?php get_header(); ?>

<?php require(‘post-loop.php’); ?>

<?php get_footer(); ?>

Ross Moderator

#11430

Ah ok, I think then the workaround is to use the second method of displaying results for Search & Filter – with a shortcode for results.

The way to set this up would be:

1) under display results tab choose “with shortcode” not “as archive”.
2) create a regular wordpress page
3) paste in the body of that page, the *two* shortocdes (when choosing the as shortcode option, you will see two shortcodes underneath the publish button)
4) copy the full URL of the page you have created (with the two shortcodes on it) in to the “results URL” section underneath the “display results” tab.

Save and test – I think this will work – however your results will not appear in the same way as your theme previously had done – so you will need to customise the template for results as shown: http://www.designsandcode.com/wordpress-plugins/search-filter-pro/docs/#docs-new-ajax

I think, to achieve what you want with the buddypress homepage this is the only solution for now.

Thanks

Anonymous

#11431

Okay, I’ll give that a shot. It seems like it may work out well, I just have to make sure the template, style, and flow all work.

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