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Hi,

Hidden groups in BuddyPress allow their members not only to invite others, but also to modify the group settings (for instance, to revert to public group…). Is there a fix for this?

Thanks for your help.

Hi,

I created a test group. Even though the settings are that only the admin can invite other members, all members of the group can. They can also change the group settings. So, there is basically no difference between a group member and the website’s admin.

Thanks for your help,

Philippe

Hi,

It is a known issue, but I could not find its solution anywhere. Redis object cache prevents xprofiles biographical field’s updates to appear in BP frontend.

Thanks for your help,

Philippe

Hi,

The BuddyPress xprofiles website field turns https urls into http, which does cause browsers to show a security warning when these urls are clicked on in a member’s profile. I could not find an answer to that issue.

Thanks for your help,

Philippe

Hi,

WordPress version: 6.7
BuddyPress version: 14.2.1
https://onehomeplanet.com
The issue still happens with Twenty Twenty-Five theme

Though BP says that changes are saved, they are only saved under BP Edit tab and in WordPress user profile, but not under BP View tab (which is the content visitors will see…).

Thanks for your help,

Philippe

Hi,

I’d like to limit what a member can see under the Activity tab to her Friends’ activity and to the groups this member belongs to, both for the last month of activity only.

Thanks for your help,

Philippe

Hi,

WP: 6.6.2; BP:14.1.0; onehomeplanet.com

Once saved, the biography type field edits on the front end show in the corresponding Biographical Info in WP dashboard, but not under the BP View tab. Not a caching issue.

Thanks for your help,

Philippe

Hi,

I updated and saved my user profile bio in Buddypress, but it is still the previous one that appears when clicking on View.

Thanks for your help,

Philippe

Hi,

I tried the following php but it does not work.

Thanks for your help.

function buddydev_remove_leave_group_button( $btn ) {

if ( $btn[‘id’] == ‘leave_group’ ) {
unset( $btn[‘id’] );
}

return $btn;
}
add_filter( ‘bp_get_group_join_button’, ‘buddydev_remove_leave_group_button’ );

Hi,

I created a hidden group with a hidden forum titled “Test 4.” The URL is https://onehomeplanet.com/bp/groups/test-4/forum/.

I also created a sub-forum titled “Test 4.1” (hidden as well) under the group’s main forum. Strangely, the URL becomes: https://onehomeplanet.com/forums/forums/test-4/test-4-1/

So, of course, the latter gives an “Oops!…[Read more]