Others may have a considerably better solution but I’d probably run a query to get all the User IDs that match your requirements, set those user IDs to an unused user level then use a plugin like bulk delete to delete the users with that access.
ahh no you certainly should not be missing all that, it may be worth disabling, deleting the plugin then re-installing and activating with default theme (2019) and other plugins disabled.
Either some files are missing or another plugin is interfering with the initial setup process.
ahh apologies, not sure why the top nav didn’t load for me on one of the pages.
Have you switched themes to 2019 or similar to ensure it does appear, if it does do you overload any files in your theme? Alas this isn’t my area of expertise, although little is 😉
The plugin shanebp linked does normal wordpress pages, if you read the instructions it adds an option to each page/post so you can select whether it is private or not. Also did you ask the creators of “Restrict User Access – Membership Plugin with Force” about blocking groups etc as it says BP is supported.
Register will redirect you to the homepage if you are already logged in, try another browser or private window to see the page if you don’t wish to logout.
When I try to visit /miembros/ the page loads correctly, when are you expecting it to redirect to the members page?
You can just create empty pages and assign yourself, to test they have worked you will need to use another browser or logout as the registration page won’t appear if you are already signed in.
There should be plugins to handle this and I don’t think password is specifically part of BP so you may have more luck searching for wordpress solutions, I’ve customised the code on the following site in the past and it worked well https://sltaylor.co.uk/blog/enforce-strong-wordpress-passwords/
Hi @jakeward
I think image compression is a function of wordpress itself so you could try add_filter('jpeg_quality', function($arg){return 100;});
and then the other suggestion above combined may help. This code would only affect new uploads.
@apeirosmarketing
Usually after logging in if a link takes you to the login page it is due to the http/https being different, ensure that you are both logging in to and have links set to the same http or https.
I think I can replicate this, I see a 400 bad request when I click the search button. Could you check your Developer Tools (F12), Network tab to see if you are getting the same. If so you could open a ticket on trac https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/
You may find it easier to search for each of the things you are attempting to do individually, if you are referring to profile fields that the user fills in these are under the user settings.
For things like showing a rank you are probably looking for a gamification or similar plugin which will add features like this.
You could apply to the class bp-wrap, you could also try adding !important to the tag to see if that helps. I’m no css expect though and just had a quick play in the browser developer tools to see if there was a quick way to fix.
