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Posted on March 8, 2020 by JVS

JVS.GURU AF_EATSv5 is the v5.2020 implementation of the EATS framework from Architected Futures. It may barf itself up a few times before we fully get started. For me, it will be Annie, or Annie I, depending on how the successor … Continue reading →

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Posted in Architected Futures™ | Tagged alternatives evaluation, architecturally significant requirement, Architecture, ASR, block lists, blocking malicious visitors, BuddyPress, business modeling, Capabilities, cms, community of practice, configuration, content management, decision matrix, Drupal, EATS, Eclipse, Engineering, enterprise architecture, framework, Functional requirement, Hosting, install, installation, IP blocking, ISO 9126, Java, Kepner Tregoe, minimal installations, module selection, multiple sites, MySQL, non-functional requirement, Object Oriented, Open Source, persona non grata, PHP, Profile Synchronization, pugh matrix, referrer blocking, robots.txt, Roles, security, Six Sigma, software, sub-directory, TikiWiki, use case, User Profile, WordPress | Leave a reply

BuddyPress – WordPress Profile Syncronization

Posted on August 23, 2011 by JVS
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User GroupOne of the early questions I had about how BuddyPress and WordPress are integrated was: “How do the user profiles for site members correspond?” I’m not familiar with the history of the two products, but BuddyPress is implemented as a plugin component within a WordPress environment. To access BuddyPress you login to a WordPress site through a WordPress login. Creating a BuddyPress user requires that user’s profile to be set up as a WordPress user. On examination, some of the profile information  established for a site member is the same and can be synchronized between the two facilities when changes are made; yet other information is different. In fact, the potential exists to have the same type of information about the same party defined by the same labels but containing different details in each area of the combined system. This didn’t seem ideal. My first thought was that I was doing something wrong in my site setup. When I asked for profile synchronization to occur as a feature on a BuddyPress administration panel, I expected full synchronization. As it turns out, my expectations were out-of-scope. Continue reading →

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Posted in Tutorials | Tagged BuddyPress, Capabilities, Profile Synchronization, Roles, User Profile, WordPress | 8 Replies

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