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Hi,
I’m busy with a community website for students (only logged in has access to website). Because of (hopefully) a better performance, I am testing right now another provider. After successfully migrate the website, the only thing is that you get an error-message on the login page.
When users load globehomeschool.nl, they first see the login-page. It looks like the browser automatically try to log in, without fill in any data. This result in an error-message that users have to fill in correct data to access the website, although they haven’t fill in anything. (See globehomeschool.nl) Before the migration, there was no such error-message.
The solution lies somewhere within BuddyPress (Buddyboss platform plugin build on BuddyPress). When I deactivate, the problem is gone.
So, I hope anyone here maybe knows what the problem might be? Is it possible to set your own login URL? I’m struggling for many many hours…..
I created an action that uses the messages_new_message function (any time a user gets a tag, they automatically receive a private message.)
Would it be possible to put a border around the message or make the font different? I would like to make these messages stand out a little from the other messages in a users inbox/thread by adding some styling. Below is the code I am using:
function send_message_to_student_113( $user_id, $tags_applied ) { $tag_id = wp_fusion()->user->get_tag_id( ‘course tag 1.1.1’ ); if ( in_array( $tag_id, $tags_applied ) ) { $args = array( ‘sender_id’ => 1, ‘thread_id’ => false, ‘recipients’ => $user_id, ‘subject’ => ‘Hello there’, ‘content’ => ‘You got a new tag! Congratulations. Please let me know if you need any help!’, ‘date_sent’ => bp_core_current_time() ); $result = messages_new_message( $args ); } } add_action( ‘wpf_tags_applied’, ‘send_message_to_student_113’, 10, 2 );I am using WordPress 5.3 and I am actually using BuddyBoss which is a fork of Buddypress.
Thank you! Simmi
Topic: Stop Emails via Buddypress
Hi,
I’m using Buddypress via BuddyBoss. How can I stop this email being sent out ‘Your username and password info’. As the user creates their own password on registration.
This email seems to trigger once I click ‘activate’. I would be grateful if there is a way to stop this email, it’s confusing users.
Thanks
Hi,
I’m running BuddyBoss/BuddyPress on WordPress 5.3.2
I’d like to be able to filter my main BuddyPress members page using $_GET, from query variables passed in the URL.
I’ve tried various ideas found on the web and the most up to date/promising way of doing this seems to be using bp_parse_args() via…
add_filter( 'bp_after_has_members_parse_args', 'my_function' );Using this method works well except for the fact that I am unable to access my passed filter variables via $_GET …if I print the site url from within my function it returns wp-admin/ajax.php (or something like it) which I guess is why I can’t access the passed query variables. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks,
Antony
My code…
function ic_members_filter( $retval ) { global $wpdb; global $ic_filter_members_interest_id; if( $ic_filter_members_interest_id && $ic_filter_members_interest_id>0 ){ $prepared_statement = $wpdb->prepare( "SELECT user_id FROM ic_interests_data WHERE interest_id = %d AND (interest_value = 1 OR interest_value = 3)", $ic_filter_members_interest_id ); $db_custom_ids = $wpdb->get_col( $prepared_statement ); if ( $db_custom_ids ) { //!empty( $db_custom_ids ) // convert the array to a csv string $retval['include'] = implode(",", $db_custom_ids); //$custom_ids_str = 'include=' . implode(",", $custom_ids); } else{ // don't show any records $retval['include'] = array(0); } }else{ // show all records $retval['include'] = ''; } return $retval; } add_filter( 'bp_after_has_members_parse_args', 'ic_members_filter' );WHERE… $ic_filter_members_interest_id is a global that holds the interest_id via $_GET
References…
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/2.2.1/src/bp-members/bp-members-template.php#L461So following the steps in this post:
I used this code:
add_action( 'bp_email', function( $email_type, $email_obj ) { $email_obj->set_reply_to( "wordpress@mydomain.com", "My Site" ); }, 10, 2 ); add_action( 'bp_email', function( $email_type, $email_obj ) { $email_obj->set_from( "wordpress@mydomain.com", "My Site" ); }, 10, 2 );This partially worked. The signup emails going to the registrant now have the correct From address, but the notifications going to the admin have the WordPress administrator email listed as the From. I believe this is an issue because both the to and from are now a Gmail address, ie. To: myclient@gmail.com and From: myclient@gmail.com, and Gmail is kicking them back as untrusted. How do I get it to change the From email in all cases? Note that I am using the Buddyboss theme, if that makes a difference. Since the above code isn’t checking for the value of $email_type I would have thought it would just work on all of the emails, but the code is also 3 years old so guessing some things may have changed.
Edit: Also, will Buddypress play well with plugins that allow you to send authenticated emails via SMTP or IMAP, such as WP Mail SMTP by WPForms? I feel that might alleviate the issues we are having but it would be good to know if there’s anything special we need to do before going down that road, thanks.
-Michael
Topic: Restrict Message
Hi,
I use wordpress with learndash and buddyboss’ theme. I should like know if is possible between users restrict message, user could send message teacher’s lesson only. Can you help me please?
Howdy, BuddyPress friends!
I have been working on a project for fun and have been enjoying the laying out of items and adding plugin functionality a bit much here lately. So much so, in fact, that I put the testing phase on the back shelf for a bit.
When I was attempting to request membership from a test account to a private group that my admin account was the creator of, I ran into an issue: I can get to the request page (/groups/test-group/request-membership/?_wpnonce=47febc75fe) by clicking the link to do so and then am presented with a textarea for request comments, however when I submit the form (with or without comments) I am taken back to the group’s main page (/groups/test-group/) and am presented with “There was an error sending your group membership request. Please try again.” The request does not come through (not in BP’s notifications, e-mail, pending requests, etc.) at all.
At first this was a minor irritation because I could go to the group as the admin and invite the test account to join the group. There I am presented with a checkbox for my test account’s name, as well as a submit button; however when clicking on the checkbox, the form instantly submits without ever sending an invite. I even attempted to modify the live source to set the field to checked, attempted to submit, and received a success message stating my invite was sent, but of course it never was.
I have checked the list of plugins I have on my site, disabled a few I didn’t necessarily need, and have checked each of the remaining to see if there’s any sort of conflict between plugins affecting groups, but to no avail. This functionality is key to the use of groups for my project, so I would sincerely appreciate any advice from more knowledgeable members of the BP community.
Some support information, including a list of active plugins, can be found below. Please note that any plugin with ** beside it came bundled with the theme.
== Server Environment == Operating System: Linux Software: Apache/2.4.6 MySQL version: MariaDB Server v5.5.61-MariaDB-38.13 PHP Version: 7.2.24 PHP Max Input Vars: 2500 PHP Max Post Size: 64M GD Installed: Yes ZIP Installed: Yes Write Permissions: All right Elementor Library: Connected == WordPress Environment == Version: 5.3.2 WP Multisite: No Max Upload Size: 64 MB Memory limit: 512M Permalink Structure: /%postname%/ Language: en-US Timezone: America/New_York Debug Mode: Inactive == Theme == Name: Gwangi Version: 2.1.1 Author: Themosaurus Child Theme: No == User == Role: administrator WP Profile lang: en_US User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/79.0.3945.130 Safari/537.36 == Active Plugins == (BuddyDev) BP Auto Login on Activation Version: 1.0.3 Author: Brajesh Singh Author Avatars List** Version: 1.18 Author: Paul Bearne Awesome Weather Widget Version: 3.0.2 Author: Hal Gatewood bbPress Version: 2.6.3 Author: The bbPress Contributors BP Messages Tool Version: 2.1 Author: PhiloPress BP Profile Search Version: 5.2.4 Author: Andrea Tarantini BuddyPress Version: 5.1.2 Author: The BuddyPress Community BuddyPress Default Cover Photo Version: 1.6.0 Author: SeventhQueen BuddyPress Extended Friendship Request Version: 1.2.0 Author: BuddyDev Team BuddyPress Reorder Tabs Version: 2.0.1 Author: BuddyBoss BuddyPress Xprofile Custom Field Types Version: 1.1.3 Author: BuddyDev Classic Editor Version: 1.5 Author: WordPress Contributors Classic Editor Addon Version: 2.6.0 Author: Pieter Bos, Greg Schoppe Dashboard Notepad Version: 1.42 Author: Stephanie Leary Easy Custom Sidebars** Version: 1.0.10 Author: Titanium Themes Elementor** Version: 2.8.3 Author: Elementor.com Envato Market Version: 2.0.3 Author: Envato Essential Addons for Elementor Version: 3.7.1 Author: WPDeveloper Grimlock** Version: 1.2.5 Author: Themosaurus Grimlock Animate** Version: 1.1.0 Author: Themosaurus Grimlock for Author Avatars List** Version: 1.0.4 Author: Themosaurus Grimlock for bbPress** Version: 1.0.3 Author: Themosaurus Grimlock for BuddyPress** Version: 1.1.4 Author: Themosaurus Grimlock for Elementor** Version: 1.0.1 Author: Themosaurus Grimlock for Jetpack** Version: 1.0.4 Author: Themosaurus Grimlock for Testimonials by WooThemes** Version: 1.1.0 Author: Themosaurus Grimlock for The Events Calendar** Version: 1.1.2 Author: Themosaurus Grimlock Hero** Version: 1.0.7 Author: Themosaurus Grimlock Isotope** Version: 1.0.7 Author: Themosaurus Grimlock Login** Version: 1.0.10 Author: Themosaurus Hide Admin Bar Version: 0.3.9.9 Author: Shelby DeNike If Menu - Visibility control for menu items Version: 0.15 Author: Layered Kirki Customizer Framework** Version: 3.0.45 Author: Ari Stathopoulos MediaPress Version: 1.4.6 Author: BuddyDev Menu Image** Version: 2.9.5 Author: Rui Guerreiro Simple Buddypress Profile Privacy Version: 0.7.9 Author: Justin Hansen Social Articles Version: 2.9.5 Author: Broobe The Events Calendar Version: 4.9.14 Author: Modern Tribe, Inc. UpdraftPlus - Backup/Restore Version: 1.16.21 Author: UpdraftPlus.Com, DavidAnderson Verified Member for BuddyPress** Version: 1.1.1 Author: Themosaurus == Must-Use Plugins == Gateway Relay Version: 1.0 Author: Arnold Bailey (Incsub) rms_unique_wp_mu_pl_fl_nm.php Version: Author: WPMU Assist Version: 1.0.2 Author: Arnold Bailey (Incsub) == Elements Usage == wp-page : 12 eael-adv-tabs : 1 google_maps : 1 image-carousel : 1 shortcode : 1 text-editor : 1 wp-widget-grimlock_author_avatars_section_widget : 1 wp-widget-grimlock_posts_section_widget : 1 wp-widget-grimlock_query_section_widget : 1 wp-widget-grimlock_section_widget : 3 wp-widget-grimlock_the_events_calendar_tribe_events_section_widget : 1 == Log == PHP: showing 1 of 1PHP: 2020-01-02 10:43:38 [error X 1][/home/*****/public_html/wp-content/plugins/elementor/elementor.php::97] Cannot redeclare elementor_fail_wp_version() (previously declared in /home/*****/public_html/wp-content/plugins/elementor/elementor.php:97) [array ( 'trace' => ' #0: Elementor\Core\Logger\Manager -> shutdown() ', )] JS: showing 1 of 1JS: 2020-01-11 16:50:05 [error X 1][https://*****/wp-content/plugins/grimlock/assets/js/navigation-stick-to-top.js?ver=1.2.5:27:45] Cannot read property \'top\' of undefinedHello All,
Longtime WordPress guy, first time BuddyPress developer. So, before I begin I should say that I am actually using the BuddyBoss plugin and corresponding theme, which as many of you may already know is a fork of BuddyPress and bbPress that the developers describe as still backwards compatible with BuddyPress. And in fact as I’ve been working through the code to customize the User Profile Header I have noticed that much of it is still almost all from the BuddyPress documentation – at least from what I’ve found for the latest version of BuddyPress (I understand it is/has recently gone through a major overhaul). As someone who is new to BuddyPress/BuddyBoss I am learning as I go along from making these simple adjustments to doing major new functionalities that I have planned, so I’m also basically learning plugin and widget development, as well as seeking to advance my theme development skills in WordPress in this latest project (i.e. a whackadoodle). My strategy in doing so is to share what I learn and get feedback from those more knowledgeable than me.Here is what I’m attempting to do to the user profile header in a nutshell (again any extra features off-the-bat is either coming from the BuddyBoss plugin or theme. This screengrab is actually from the demo):
The changes include:
- move the nickname/handle just to the right of the main display name (in this case it’s only the first name
- Add the custom User Headline field to the area just below the main display name. Also, remove the nickname/handle and join date that is currently at that location.
- Add the custom User Location field to the area just below the Headline and (possibly) add the existing join date to the right of that.
- Add a settings cog icon to the upper right-hand corner of the user profile area.
- Move the existing “connect,” “follow,” and “message” buttons under the user profile image (these are currently huge buttons that take up as much as 50% of the header space in desktop view and drop below the followers/following meta when in tablet/mobile view).
To be continued…
Topic: ONBOARDING- Best Practices
Hey guys,
Im looking for Onboarding best practices for end-users..
Im finding the current setup unwieldy.
for example.
– I dont want to loadup too many fields to fill out when registering so i usually keep it at username, email and password.
– I then do a re-direct to userprofile when logged-in (courtesy of @buddydev)The problem with this is that when a new USER is logged in for the first time — its not clear that
EDIT exist — whats worse is that other “PROFILE FIELD GROUPS” (thats not part of the initial register screen is buried by default and its not clear that this exist)*Im using twenty seventeen as theme for https://filmcrew.network
and im sorta forced to load as many details in the registration form.anyway…
I use to use @Buddyboss (boss theme) – this worked really well because the MENU system for the user was on a slider -which people sorta intuitively messed around with.
If I had a wish list..
– registration should natively be just email (ycombinator companies usually just need an email address – everything else is sent to you..
– I would love the user onboarding flow to be natively like this.
1) Registration page just has an email address (user presses next)
1a) email is sent to user with password reset
1b) email is sent with a “community welcome letter”2) User continues with being asked for username
3) User is automatically logged in
4) User is presented with “profile fields group 1”I would love to see some interesting BP onboarding best-practices..
Cheers,
