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@ubernaut

hmmm… so I missed some info 🙁
WP 4.1.1 Multisite, Buddypress 2.2.1, Bp-checkins.1.2.2 – plain, simple, default install, nothing else, Theme is default Twenty Fifteen

Steps to reproduce ( you can test it in localhost in 3 seconds flat)
Install WP 4.1.1, enable Multisite, BP 2.2.1
Enable Bp-checkins.1.2.2 – some links in sidebar as…[Read more]

Thanks @ubernaut 🙂

Is BuddyPress still be developed?

Yes it is. You can suscribe to latest dev updates at https://bpdevel.wordpress.com/ where I’ve just posted the contributors’ priorities for BP 2.3.0. If you have time, please feel free to participate in our 2015 BuddyPress Survey at https://buddypress.org/2015/02/2015-buddypress-survey/

I gave the Role bp_moderate but that did not solve the issue. There must be some other check that needs to be passed for these menu items to show up.

You may want to put a late filter on map_meta_cap to ensure it’s truly getting added, and not getting stomped or mapped back to manage_options.

Maybe a compromise could be found and some new…

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Hey @ubernaut. All thoughtful consideration is appreciated and encouraged, but your “doesn’t currently exist in buddypress” response was neither, considering @skyrant appeared to already frustrated by BuddyPress not performing to his expectations.

It was also inaccurate, as functions like bp_current_user_can() exist explicitly to enable d…[Read more]

Hey @skyrant, project lead chiming in here. Apologies for @ubernaut‘s response; it doesn’t come across as very helpful or inviting, nor does it point you in any directions as to where to start building this type of functionality, which is the type of helpful reply I would expect from our forums normally.

You’ll want to look into WordPress’s map_me…[Read more]

@ubernaut

I noticed you mentioned this, I think it’s a great area to look at going forward and it’s clear enhancements can be made. I’ll be interested to hear how you get on in future discussions

@ubernaut @onesheep

http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/33072/how-to-remove-feeds-from-wordpress-totally ?

@ubernaut perhaps there’s a privacy concern if their site is a closed community? I’ve also heard how some people choose to disable RSS feeds because it is an easy way for sites to scrape their content.

@ubernaut looks like it to me too. Do these people have no shame?

@ubernaut or YouTube’s server is down (unlikely but possible) 🙂

@ubernaut is right – it’s called oEmbed and it’s a feature provided by WordPress core. BuddyPress supports oEmbeds in activity updates by default. If you’re not seeing a YouTube video after pasting in a YouTube video’s link, then there is possibly a problem with your theme.

Thanks for your feedback everyone.
@hnla Yes you are right, I would be responsible to support it as a premium theme. So I will have to submit it to the directory and just spend a bit more time developing it I guess.
@ubernaut thanks I hope it would be useful to people.
@henrywright I have been thinking the same thing.

I will remove it from my…[Read more]

@ubernaut https://twitter.com/ewebber/status/423138426553389057

@ubernaut – thanks for the kind words and your feedback during the dev

@henrywright
>like a member stats dashboard

Not sure what you mean.

http://www.philopress.com/products/buddyreports/ is meant to be a flexible Administrator tool. Therefore access can be restricted.

There is this plugin for front-end…[Read more]

@ubernaut

I think the OP is also concerned about genuine users deleting their own accounts.

@ubernaut The problem is internal broken links – the activity stream might have items in it that aren’t removed that point to a user’s profile. Then there are manual links user’s have posted themselves – @-mentions in activity updates, in activity comments, in blog comments, in blog posts, and inside private messaging threads. The list is quite…[Read more]

@ubernaut thanks for the heads-up…I actually use the White-label plugin and it worked on previous WP updates but when in mobile view the W for WordPress is visisble.

Hi @ubernaut

Yes, if WangGuard detect a user as splogger and you mark it as not splogger, he is flagged as “Checked Forced”. That will force to WangGuard to accept that user as good user at your WordPress.

But if you mark a user as Splogger, and then, you mark it again as Not Splogger, he is flagged as Checked user and he is removed from…[Read more]