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  • Eric Langley
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    @elangley

    I have tried both of these (with BP 1.8.1) and Last Active is still shows up by default.


    Eric Langley
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    @elangley

    @wernerk

    cool, thanks.


    Eric Langley
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    @elangley

    @modemlooper,

    I have the same need but snippet did not work for me. I am running Running BP 1.81.

    The link goes to //sample-page/”<?php


    Eric Langley
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    @elangley

    @bphelp wrote: Okay I was able to replicate the issue if you use an email as the username. You may want to submit a trac ticket here:
    https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/

    I note: Done


    Eric Langley
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    @elangley

    @wernerk ,

    Not too much of a long shot. Yes, I am using email addresses as the username. The users are created with a plugin called BuddyPress Import. I have it create usernames based on the email address.

    BuddyPress Members Import

    Your post at https://buddypress.org/support/topic/problem-with-email-adress-as-username/ appears to be the same problem I am having.

    Since I can’t change the username this could be quite a hassle unless it can be fixed…


    @bphelp
    can you create a user with an email address for the username and see if the issue can be duplicated on your install?


    Eric Langley
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    @elangley

    +1

    Did you ever find or create any code for this?


    Eric Langley
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    @elangley

    I could not get this text to post. Trying it here:

    Hello All,

    I have a very tough and challenging problem with the register page on the Primary site of my multisite BP install. Register works properly on subsites but not on the primary site. We are running WP 3.3.2 and BP 1.5.6 in Multisite.

    It was working fine on the Primary site prior to the installation of Peter’s Login Redirect on Saturday March 30th. The plugin was removed but the problem remains.

    Trying to find a BP expert that can help!

    Here is the gist of it:

    http://community.abeo.us/register page does NOT work.
    Subsites, such as, http:test2.abeo.us DO work. The code is the same for both sites, register.php, in the BuddyPress Social Theme.

    There are two symptoms;
    1) If users fill out form correctly, an account is created on the server but the user cannot login with their username and password and they are not logged in automatically as they should be with two plugins that accomplish this BP Disable Activation and BP Auto Login Using Activation Code. Again, this was working fine prior to the installation of Peter’s Login Redirect.
    2) If users do not fill out the form correctly no warning messages are displayed for required fields.

    Hopefully someone in the community can help me resolve this.


    Eric Langley
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    @elangley

    Sure!


    Eric Langley
    Participant

    @elangley

    Group Docs is working out great. This should really be back in the Plugins repository.

    I may have it modified to allow for bulk uploading and auto-naming the documents.


    Eric Langley
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    @elangley

    Okay, so I have both plugins, Group Docs and Docs, up and running. Pretty cool.

    It would be cool if these plugins should be combined so that you can either create or upload a doc all in one folder.

    Thanks the advice.


    Eric Langley
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    @elangley

    Thanks @chouf1 I downloaded and will test. The web page it is up to date for WP 3.3 and BP 1.5


    Eric Langley
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    @elangley

    BuddyPress Docs is cool. I suppose I could put links to filea in a
    BP Doc….


    Eric Langley
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    @elangley

    Thanks Ben,

    Passwords are certainly possible but don’t make for a very good user experience.

    It would be really cool to have the ability to have posts and files that the group members automatically have access to without having to do anything.

    There used to be a group documents plugin but it is gone…


    Eric Langley
    Participant

    @elangley

    If you need help with custom coding for your site you might want to check out https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-jobs-board/

    @elangley


    Eric Langley
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    @elangley

    @deschle

    Great looking site. I echo @driftless and would appreciate a plugin list a well. I have tested hundreds of plugins but always on the lookout for new ones!

    @elangley

    ~eric


    Eric Langley
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    @elangley

    @oceanwidedesigns

    You wrote: I wouldn’t use WangGuard because it sounds like that could easily cause problems for non-bots.

    I ask: What could cause problems for non-bots?

    You wrote: I’ve been having good success with SweetCaptcha,

    I ask: SweetCaptcha looks cool. Do you have to come up with your own designs or are they stock?

    One possible problem with this model, like any captcha, is that once the bots create a database of these drag and drop actions, human figures it out and then put in the database, it may become ineffective. The more adoption a model gets in WP the more attacks it will undergo from spammers.

    ~eric

    @elangley


    Eric Langley
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    @elangley

    @rogercoathup

    Great to read about your success with BuddyPress and Enterprise Nation.

    Customizing registration appears to be a must when creating a high load community. There is a lot of heavy lifting that needs to be done during signup which requires a custom process.

    Interesting that you do not use and activation email.

    The site appears to be locked down from a BuddyPress standpoint. No Activity Stream?

    @neononcon you might want to check out WangGuard (free in WordPress plugins) for help in limiting spam registration.

    ~eric

    @elangley


    Eric Langley
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    @elangley

    @mercime thanks for the reply.

    I did not realize how extensive the spam registration, comment and trackback issue is on WP/BP. I am curious though as to how these registrations are getting past the required fields.

    In doing more research there are several models for limiting spam registration;
    captcha, which appears to have been compromised through the use of attack tools and, IMHO, is unfriendly to users.
    honeypot, which places a hidden field in the registration and when filled out registration is blocked.

    Currently I am testing WangGuard. It looks like it takes a more holistic approach treating spam registrations like a virus and building a database of bad domains.

    I have not fully launched my site yet so I don’t know how effective it is.

    Anyone else have a recommendation for methods/solutions for limiting spam registrations?

    ~eric

    @elangley


    Eric Langley
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    @elangley

    I had enable BP multi blog enabled in wp-config, thus BuddyPress is automatically activated and configured at the site level.

    I went ahead and dis-enabled BP multi blog and this put the BuddyPress control panel in the Network Admin site. There I was able to configure bbPress so that it worked.

    Then I enabled BP multi blog and added sites. I now have separate bbPress forums on each site with the addition of BP Multi Network filtering.

    ~eric


    Eric Langley
    Participant

    @elangley

    @mercime

    Hopefully you can help me. bbPress seems foundational to the BuddyPress experience….

    @elangley


    Eric Langley
    Participant

    @elangley

    @olihaslam Please check out:

    Multisite User Management
    Add user role to site during registration
    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/multisite-user-management/

    @elangley

    ~eric


    Eric Langley
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    @elangley

    I installed a fresh copy of WordPress Multisite and added the BuddyPress plugin and Network Activated.

    On the primary site I configured BuddyPress and then clicked the “Install Group Forums” button. I still received the “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.” error.

    @elangley

    ~eric


    Eric Langley
    Participant

    @elangley

    @willhendy,

    I have this issue as well. I have a primary site with BuddyPress enabled and configured and several subsites with BuddyPress enabled and configured.

    Did you Network Activate BuddyPress or activate it on a site by site basis?

    If you network activate BuddyPress is it automatically setup (but not configured) on all subsites.

    @elangley


    Eric Langley
    Participant

    @elangley

    @mercime ,

    Thanks I check with Ron, his version of BP Multi Network does not filter Members or Widgets users.

    The other BP Multi Network (almost exactly the same name, by Brajesh Singh) does, BUT only on Multisite NOT any of the Multi Network plugins.

    Note: The user count on the primary site shows all of the site members, only the subsites are filtered by BP Multi Nework.

    ~eric


    Eric Langley
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    @elangley

    @mercime

    Last night, on a fresh install of WP Multi Site, I added Networks+, then BP Multi Network, then BuddyPress.

    In the Members page of a test site I can still see users that are not members of that site. It must be me. I am just not sure what I am doing wrong.

    @elangley

    ~Eric

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