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In reply to: [Resolved] Visual bug in registration page
@ivevera
That is the registration form in the screenshot. Do you mean its not functioning? Please supply more info on your installation as well as more details about your issue.In reply to: Multiple profiles under 1 email address@tribblehunter
Not sure I understand you correctly so I will offer some advice. Even if having multiple user profiles under one email was possible your site would become spam heaven so I would highly advise against this. Are you sure you don’t mean adding a new field group which is already possible?
https://codex.buddypress.org/user/buddypress-components-and-features/extended-profiles/In reply to: Restration Page Re-directs to Homepage@ldjautobody
If the user is already logged in it is default behavior for them to be redirected to the home page which makes sense, since someone who has the ability to login had already been through the registration and activation process. Hope this answers your question. 🙂In reply to: WordPress Hacks and Snippets to Fight Spam@synaptic
I think it would be useful on some situations. If you are knowledgeable about how to approach it with coding then it is very feasible.In reply to: How to make Buddy Press Compatible with Theme@minigamers
The codex is your buddy in buddypress. Please see:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/theme-development/a-quick-look-at-1-7-theme-compatibility/@rcain
Activity Stream Throttling done courtesy of BuddyDev:Limit friendship request throttling done courtesy of BuddyDev:
Private Message Rate limit plugin includes throttling coming soon from BuddyDev
Many captcha solutions have been out there for years.
I covered a hidded registration form field in a plugin here:
https://github.com/bphelp/bp-spam-killerI doubt this covers everything but the fight against spam is ongoing. So you have my support! 🙂
In reply to: Registration goes nowhere – MAMP@wgbcworship
Have you tried batch deactivating plugins except for BP and testing registration against each plugin after you re-activate them individually?In reply to: WordPress Hacks and Snippets to Fight Spam@synaptic
Nice snippets is this your site? I think it should also include the honeypot method which I made a very small plugin with here: https://github.com/bphelp/bp-spam-killer
You could easily use those functions in bp-custom.php etc. I am also liking BuddyDev’s BuddyPress Rate Limit User Activity plugin which provides activity stream throttling based on a time interval. It is however a premium plugin. You can get it here:
I hate spam unless its on a sandwich so thank you for sharing! 🙂In reply to: Remove profile links@modemlooper
That definitely would make a difference. Anyway thank you for your input!In reply to: Exclude self from members directory@henrywright-1
Yes by default. Not really sure why but you could write a function to exclude the current logged in user.In reply to: Members count missing 1/5 of the actual number?@jaemaz
Is it perhaps that some members were marked as spammers?In reply to: [Resolved] Admin Bar@martinm92
You can try:
<?php wp_lostpassword_url(); ?>In reply to: Members count missing 1/5 of the actual number?@jaemaz
Most likely the reason for that discrepancy is because the users may have activated their account but have yet to login for the first time. I think this is default behavior but I could be wrong. I have noticed they do not get added to the directory until they login the first time.In reply to: Complete list of all BuddyPress pages@henrywright-1
Other than the activity and friends component as you mentioned it looks good at a quick glance.In reply to: [Resolved] Activity stream accessible to everyone@ghera74
No that is not normal. If it was custom code you will have to find that custom code you introduced and either comment it out or delete it if your certain you will not use it anymore. If it is a plugin then deactivate each one individually until your narrow it down to the one that is problematic.In reply to: [Resolved] Activity stream accessible to everyone@ghera74
That is default behavior if you do not have an private community type plugins activated. You can make activity your landing page in dashboard/settings/reading or create a custom menu and add the activity page as a menu item if you don’t want it as a landing page:
https://codex.buddypress.org/user/setting-up-a-new-installation/how-to-set-up-your-main-site-navigation-using-the-built-in-wordpress-menus/
Either way the activity stream is visible to logged-out-users, they just can’t post or comment.In reply to: [Resolved] Activity stream accessible to everyone@ghera74
So are you saying you want non-logged-in users to be able to post an update to the activity stream without being registered but they just cant comment on the post?In reply to: Complete list of all BuddyPress pages@henrywright-1
Have you succeeded in your pages list? I think it would be a helpful contribution to the codex. I did my best at covering buddypress and bbpress pages with the plugin Private Community For BP Right now the only thing that makes me hesitate releasing it to the repo is the uncertainty of if I covered all BP specific pages and the fact it has no dashboard page settings so users can specify which pages are off limits to logged out users. Anyway, just checking in on this thread because it has a lot of relevance.In reply to: redirect to profile page?@famous
That is a little strange. Are using mutisite? On a single site BP install the login/logout shows in the sidebar with the Meta Widget. Are you using a full width template? If so you can use this plugin to provide a login in the toolbar which I use with a full page template with WP 3.5.1 and BP 1.7.2 and it works, get it here:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/admin-bar-login/
Please provide as much info as you can on your install. If I can’t help, it will help others to help you. Thanks!@mercime
Your much welcome sir. Like I noted though its really not a feature I use here at all. I am here to give what advice and help when I can, so posting a status update isn’t relevant to my agenda but for others that use it then I suppose they would find it useful. Thanks again! 🙂In reply to: Buddypress tabs on custom post type template@jhinzo @hgstephengreenberg
You can try this plugin which also has a premium version with more features. Not sure if it will meet your requirements but you can give it a try. Get it here:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-custom-profile-menu/Or try this method if your adventurous which I haven’t tested:
http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/16223/add-buddypress-profile-menu-itemIn reply to: Alphabetical Members Directory@dswd
In members-loop.php change this:
<?php if ( bp_has_members( bp_ajax_querystring( 'members' ) ) ) : ?>
To This:
<?php if ( bp_has_members( bp_ajax_querystring( 'members' ) . '&type=alphabetical') ) : ?>
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/developer-docs/loops-reference/the-members-loop/@themightymo
Your welcome! Maybe @mercime and @hnla could shed some light on this issue?In reply to: redirect to profile page?@famous
I have never used that widget but you can always drop the widget in the dashboard to the inactive widget section and then test if that is what is causing the login redirect function to fail.@themightymo
Just tested it out even though it is not a feature I use here but after I posted an activity update it went to a white screen with what appears to be a redirect loop that will not resolve. @mercime @hnla Do you guys have the same issue?
