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@mattt55
Per your request I removed your credit for the plugin.

@mattt55
Well I gave you credit because you was my source, if you ever come across the original author then I will credit them. As for the jQuery method see:
http://pastebin.com/kzxCqSb8
I added a _inc file to the plugin that contained the my.js file. See line 33 as to how I implemented it. Really not sure what I did wrong so have a look and see…[Read more]

@mattt55
Hi, I used your 3rd method registration honeypot to create a small plugin. I don’t really know how to test its effectiveness but here is a link for anyone that is adventurous and would like to give feedback to that effect:
https://github.com/bphelp/bp-spam-killer
Credit goes to @mattt55 for the code and idea.
I could not get the 4th…[Read more]

@axlopez19
Do a search as there are many options available!

@mattt55
Good info, thank you for sharing!

@applegateian
I tested it and it works as it should so maybe you need to give more info about your setup because something else is interfering with this function. It could be a plugin as well. Also, have you followed the procedures here in regards to theme…[Read more]

@ljmac
This thread was out prior to the plugins release but now I actually find BuddyPress Activity Privacy plugin by @megainfo a more flexible option because it give users a choice as to who see’s their activity. Check it out:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-activity-privacy/

@applegateian
Check the single quotes around bp_member_header_actions. They need to be changed to regular single quotes. If you copied and pasted the code above it would not be right. You can try this in between opening and closing php tags:
// Removing public message option

function remove_public_message_button() {
remove_filter(…[Read more]

@vijayalogiclab
I would give it some time especially if you are new but if you want to jump in to the deep end then study the codex:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/plugin-development/
Also See:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/plugin-development/creating-a-plugin/
If you don’t understand PHP and WordPress hooks then go through template…[Read more]

@haies
This blocks BP pages from logged out visitors. See the readme.txt in the plugin for forums.
https://github.com/bphelp/private_community_for_bp

@livux
You need to supply more info in regards to your setup. Is this picture above from a localhost, or on a live server?

@marialka
You could try adding something like this to bp-custom.php :
function bphelp_logged_in_visitor_redirect() {
global $bp;
if(is_user_logged_in()) {
wp_redirect( get_option('siteurl') . '/activity' );
}
}
add_filter('get_header','bphelp_logged_in_visitor_redirect',1);

Just change the line:
wp_redirect( get_option('siteurl') . '/activity'…[Read more]

@hnla
Well said Hugo! It also seems to me that if it was checked by default it would make it even easier for spam bots to compromise a site.

@henrywright-1
I don’t know of any that is fully compatible but you can try this:
http://bp-tricks.com/coding/making-buddypress-compatible-with-the-wordpress-seo-plugin-from-yoast/

@bobsd99
Your right, in my test it does not show up either. I believe this is a known bug for xprofile fields for logged out users. Maybe @hnla or @mercime can shed some more light of whether a trac ticket has been submitted on this issue.

@nanaimomen
That is standard behavior. To look or edit their profile fields you would have to be an admin and do it from the front end. Go to the members page, click on the member and note how the toolbar changes to give the admin options.

@mshane8
The short answer is yes as long as your using BP 1.6 thru 1.7.1+
Read the documentation here:
https://codex.buddypress.org/extended-profiles/

@prettyhopeful
@modemlooper removed buddypress extended settings from the repo and made one premium plugin called BuddySuite that has more features than the plugin that was in the repo. I think this also covers adding the profile menu to the main nav as well You can get it here:
http://shop.taptappress.com/downloads/category/plugin/
For the…[Read more]

@per4mance
Some plugins that work fine with BP 1.6.5 have not been updated to work with BP 1.7.1 so you can either update and find the faulty plugin and request its author to update the plugin for BP 1.7.1 or just stick with you old setup until all the plugins you use are updated. Just be aware sometimes authors abandon plugins so it may never get…[Read more]

@per4mance
Have you tried the basic troubleshooting procedures by deactivating all plugins other than BP and reverting to bp-default or twenty twelve theme to see if the same issue persists? If this clears up the issue then it is either the theme or one or more of the plugins in which you can use the process of elimination by re-activating each…[Read more]