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Scenario: BB Press + BuddyPress (well, Buddyboss, technically) Site has multiple forum topics. I have a “Political” forum. Since most of the topics are divisive, I want to exclude all topics in the “Politics” from going to the BuddyPress activity feed. All of the Forums will still work the same way, I just don’t want the topics in that forum, or the responses to the topics to be shown in the Activity Feed. Is there a snippet I can add that will exclude those topics? Topic: Search Using BBPressOur website is made with bbPress and Buddypress plugins in wordpress. This old plugin “BuddyPress Global Search” used to work well on our site. But this plugin stopped updating and working from 2019; We are looking for a search plugin that also allows sorting of search results. 
 I have tried plugins like Relevanssi, Ajax, and GD Power Search, but for some reason, nothing shows up on the site, once I disabled Global Search, the search only yields a Google style list with no sorting options.
 Thank you for any feedback!BBPress 2.6.5 
 BuddyPress 6.3.0
 Wordpress 5.5.1Hi there, I have 8 private groups, each with their own private forum. Is there any way I can display forum activities like replies and created topics in the group activity stream? I would like to use ‘BuddyPress Group Email Subscription’ plugin to notify group members on forum activity relevant to their group. WordPress version: 5.5.1 
 BuddyPress version: 6.2.0
 bbPress version: 2.6.5Thanks! Hi, Just installed BuddyPress and have a question. We have bbPress for forums and wanted PM capability for which the best option seemed to be BuddyPress. I don’t really want a social media feel to the site – it’s a club site with a number of features – events, forums and some static information. Normally the home page displays “latest posts” which is used for management updates etc. It’s important not to lose this, but as soon as I activate BuddyPress, the home page disappears and is replaced by the “Members” page. I’ve tried disabling “enable default front page for member profiles” but this has no effect. If I disassociate the “members” page in BuddyPress settings, the home page returns, but member profiles become inaccessible (404 error). Is there a way to have the standard home page but allow access to the member’s profile via another link in the menu somewhere (and by clicking the link under a member avatar)? Many thanks Nick Topic: creating intranet login pageHi, i would like to redirect all users who are not logged in to the buddypress login page. Is this possible with buddypress plugin? this is for creating an intranet. i’m using the latest version of wordPress, buddyPress and bbPress. thanks! Can anyone help? I’m building a BuddyPress-centric website (www.cityoflondonist.org.uk) and need help building it. More details below. Thanks in advance David * Help me build a specialized online community in WordPress environment 
 * Provide advice and trouble-shooting support
 * Consultant should have extensive experience with BuddyPress community plugin and bbPress forum plugins
 * Consultant must be independent, and do the work themselves. Ie, he/she should not engage others in the workSpecific examples are: 
 * Advise on the pros and cons of using BuddyPress to accommodate custom metadata, vs Gravity Forms-based registration
 * If using BuddyPress membership software, advise on whether third party plugins should be used to augment its capabilities and if so, which plugins
 * Solve plugin conflicts
 * Help add custom metadata to registration process
 * Explain difference between WPBakery and Gutenberg editors
 * Help set up collaborative forums
 * Help implement access permissions to sensitive discussions
 * Advise on where to implement specialized popup forms, and how to implementHi everybody, I am setting up a bbpress forum and am complementing it with buddypress community functionality. Is there a way to let a user edit his short description within buddypress profile, without accessing the /wp-admin dashboard? I have completely restricted access to /wp-admin for subscribers, because I don’t want them to get in contact with it at all. On the budypress profile startpage one can see the self description of a given user. Below it there is a link saying (roughly translated) “edit your description here”. The link is pointing to “/wp-admin/profile.php#description”. What I need to achieve is subscribers be able to edit this self description visible on the user profile start page without accessing the wp-admin area. How can I achieve this? Best regards, peter Topic: Email registeringI have last version of wordpress and bbpress, i have also wpml. Email for activation is not sent. All other emails works. Thanks Hi, I’m using Buddypress together with BBpress. I’ve an issue and I’m hoping someone can help me with it. When I (or someone else) create a new Buddypress-group on my website, I always choose to make a new group-forum. These forums have no ‘sub/child-forums’ by default. If you want there to be ‘sub/child-forums’ you should make them all by hand. I’ve around 60 groups (and counting), so you understand it’s a LOT of work if you want all the group-forums to have the same (same names, different private forums) sub-forums. Plus, I want my moderators to have the possibility to create groups (with a standard forum) and I can’t be there all the time to immidiatly make the sub-forums (including the right subtext and forum-image). So, is there an option to make some ‘default sub forums’ (with image and subtext) that ALWAYS automatically ‘ll be created when you make a new group with forum? So for example: the default forums are ‘pregnancy’, ‘birthdays’ and ‘animals’. I make a new group called ‘Group 1’ and I choose ‘Yes, I want to create a forum for this group’. Then I open the brand new group-forum, and hooray! It has 3 brandnew subforums: ‘pregnancy’, ‘birthdays’ and ‘animals’. Only viewable for the group-members. After that, I create a second group, called ‘Group 2’ and I choose ‘Yes, I want to create a forum for this group’. Then I open the brand new group-forum, and hooray again! It had 3 brandnew subforums (so, not the same forums you see in the group 1 forum), only viewable for group 2-members. Can someone help me with this? 🙂 Topic: bbpress to buddypressHow do I add bbpress information to BuddyPress profile I’ve got Woocommerce, Shop Isle Theme and a vew assorted plugins including bbpress and buddypress. Everything works great until I try to install ANY plugin involving newsletter features. Then I get an error that’s ONLY in the WP Admin area, usually involving running out of memory (even though my limits are nearly maxxed out). So installing the following ALL break just the backend: 
 Mailpoet
 Newsletter
 Icegram
 MailChimpThese things were all playing together nicely until the most recent update to Buddypress, now all of it breaks every time I’ve got the following switched on: 
 Woocommerce
 ANY of the Newsletters above
 bbpress
 BuddypressCan anyone advise on what I can do? Or is there a way to roll back to the previous version before everything started breaking? Cheers.