There’s a couple of mass messaging plugins for BuddyPress, neither have this as an option but you could see if the developers would add this as an option?
I’ve just looked at a group on one of my sites and pagination of group members works. So it’s something up with your install. Have you paired back the install to just BuddyPress and a default theme?
I still wanted to be able to make some posts private to the site, so I installed LH Logged In Post Status so that users can have a choice who see’s their post.
You need to get FTP access to your wordpress folders, go to wp-content/plugins and delete the buddypress directory, you should then be able to reinstall it.
Yes I had the same problem, so I’ve created a new version of the plugin which leaves the posts public, all other pages private unless they are specifically marked as exceptions.
Your question is not clear. Are page members – site members?
The option public – did you mean private? obviously setting a group to public makes it publicly available, so not what you are looking for.
I’ve been experimenting with the site privacy plugins and if you want a completely private network you should check out BuddyPress Members Only, this ensures all url’s except for the homepage are not accessible to not logged in members.
One thing you could try is a plugin called LH Logged in Post Status. This creates a new page/post status of Logged-in Only so that only logged in users can see it. That might do the trick.
They get the activation email before the admin has activated their account, they can actviate but then they will get the message that they need to wait for approval.
The users get this message when they have yet to activate their account, it’s a basic feature of BuddyPress – each new user gets sent an activation email.
If you got to your wp-content/plugins/buddypress directory you will find the US translation of BuddyPress – buddypress-en_US,po, make a local copy of this and load it into PoEdit, you can then create your own translation, changing the words how you link, just search for the phrase you want to change.
This is a general wordpress feature, to change the number viewed in the list, click on Screen Options at the top of the page, from there you can set the number displayed
Not by using BP Registration Options to manage your site privacy. There are other site privacy plugins and some of them have options for privacy to cover additional pages.
The first thing to do is to deactivate all other plugins but buddypress and switch your theme to 2017 and see if it works (it should), then you will have a working configuration to test against, reintroduce your theme and other plugins in stages and check it still works until you find the plugin that is (possibly) causing the issue.
Regarding 2) a while back Henry passed me this code snippet to go into functions.php in your child theme. I think it could be modified to deliver what you are looking for:
function keshabee_display_member_role() {
global $members_template;
// This is a confirmed group member.
if ( $members_template->member->is_confirmed )
echo '<p>Member</p>';
// This is a group moderator.
if ( $members_template->member->is_mod )
echo '<p>Group Mod</p>';
// This is a group admin.
if ( $members_template->member->is_admin )
echo '<p>Admin</p>';
}
add_action( 'bp_group_members_list_item_action', 'keshabee_display_member_role' );
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