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  • #338843
    kicker1212
    Participant

    Hello,
    I have downloaded the latest Buddypress version 14.4,
    the Register and Members pages have not been generated,
    How could I do ?
    Thank you very much !

    #338793

    In reply to: Block users

    locker17
    Participant

    Interesting, I didnt know that and already thought about designing my own suspend/warn plugin.
    Nevertheless buddypress has no blocking feature so if you want that users are able to block other users if they get intrusive then you need to chose one of the described plugins or code your own one.

    #338792

    In reply to: Block users

    flamuren
    Participant

    Hi,

    I managed to find how to suspend users within buddypress.

    It was under user profile (in admin area) and then “extended profile” (loosly translated from swedish). Then I can choose “spammer” and that account is then blocked.

    So it was just hard to find. But seems to work šŸ™‚

    #338790

    In reply to: Block users

    locker17
    Participant

    I am using this plugin but I wanna get rid of it in the future because it seems that it is not more maintained. Currently it throws a lot of warnings which not getting fixed.
    An alternative could be a similar plugin from buddydev. But today I red that he wants to start his own community plugin, so I wonder if he will still maintain his buddypress plugins in future. And its a paid plugin.

    The only alternative for me if I switch to buddydev and then have the same lack on maintenance, build my own plugin or fork the bp tookit plugin. But be aware that this plugin also installs freemius which grabs data from your website which the buddydev one does not.

    Hope that helps.

    #338753
    ismaelfrz89
    Participant

    Hello!

    I’m trying to create new groups on my BuddyPress X wordpress Theme but I can’t due to this message: There has been a critical error on this website.

    Please help!

    #338536
    emaralive
    Moderator

    Typically, when a block theme is in use, there won’t be a “Menus” option/section under “Appearance”. For a block theme, WordPress has some basic information about creating menu items at the following:

    Site Editor navigation

    Additionally, there is some limited info located at the following, as it pertains to BuddyPress menu items:

    Site Editor Navigation <- BuddyPress menus

    #338535
    timostr79
    Participant

    I am sorry, my mother had a bad accident in summer! So I completely stopped my activities with Buddypress for quite a long time!

    The actual topic was about creating the members area and what my members can actually exactly see / view on my homepage.

    But there seems to be a general problem creating menus. I tried it this way:

    BuddyPress Links in WordPress Menus

    But with the current WordPress version it is not possible, there is no “Menus” section under “Appearance”. What can i do now?

    Thanks a lot again!

    #338424
    emaralive
    Moderator

    You will have to provide additional information, so let’s start with a few questions and see where that leads:

    • What was the previous version of BuddyPress before you upgraded to 14.4.0?
    • What does the error log reveal?
    • What steps have you taken to troubleshoot this situation?
    #338381
    bbbt
    Participant

    Hello,

    We use bbpress, buddypress, and bbp-private-groups in a WordPress installation.
    In the Buddypress group settings, the group administrator can also create a forum.

    I am looking for a hook to add a specific group from bbp-private-groups to a group forum when creating the group forum:
    add_post_meta( $forum_id, ā€˜_private_group’, ā€˜group1’, false );.

    I tried the hook bbp_insert_forum.
    But at that point, the group and the forum are not yet linked.

    Does anyone have any idea which hook I can use?
    Thank you very much!

    #338379
    johanrosenberg
    Participant

    Hi, Im trying to install BuddyPress by expanding the zip to the Plugins folder. It doesnt seem to work. And when trying to install it by “installing” the plugin thru wordpress the ftp doesnt seem to work (installing on a XAMPP server on MacOs.) Help!

    #338336
    swannyriver
    Participant

    The plugin only works on new user registration. HOW can I get it to work on upgrades and downgrades or role changes?

    #338285
    Antipole
    Participant

    @emaralive – thanks for that. I had tried BuddyPress Messaging Control and thought that was not working too. But I checked again – the user I was testing it on was not of the class I thought they were (duh!).

    The basic fuctionality of blocking all private messages for a given class of user is working for me.
    Allowing them to still message admins seems to fail to block other messaging. But I can live with what does work.

    Thanks again.

    #338266
    emaralive
    Moderator

    See the following threads to see if they get you closer to an answer:

    Blocking private messaging for Subscriber users
    Restricting private messages

    #338264
    emaralive
    Moderator

    The caveat with plugins is that for a variety of reasons they might get abandoned at some point in time. Oddly or fortunately enough the author of the BuddyPress Restrict Messages plugin also created (seems like this one is a better fit for your stated requirement):

    BuddyPress Messaging Control

    However, the caveat of support for this plugin still applies.

    #338261
    petek61
    Participant

    I run a nonprofit civic group with fewer than 100 members. I want to create a member portal that will allow us to:

    • keep track of members and when their annual dues expire
    • allow members to interact online and via email
    • display a calendar of events
    • maintain flexible profiles that display some data for all members and some only for members of an admin group (for instance)
    • provide a social media type of experience: creating posts, participating in group chats, etc.
    • create forms that would submit via email to one or more pre-selected members
    • upload and share documents, images, etc.

    So basically, a simple member management system and social media site. I have looked at many free and paid member management systems. The free ones I’ve found are buggy and not well-supported, while the paid ones are far beyond our means.

    My question is, can I build such a beast using only WordPress and BuddyPress, along with a few plugins? Has anyone else done this, and if so, can you suggest a way to tackle it? I don’t want to waste time learning to use BuddyPress unless I know this is possible.

    Thanks for any tips and ideas.

    —Pete

    Antipole
    Participant

    I need to stop users with only subscriber status from BuddyPress private messaging.

    The plugin ‘BuddyPress Restrict Messages’ looks like exactly what I need but it does not seem to work and appears to be abandoned.

    Any advice/suggestions on how to do this. please?

    kflux
    Participant

    Hello everyone,

    I’m trying to create a simple custom theme to override the BuddyPress (Nouveau) registration page, but I’m consistently running into a White Screen of Death (WSOD). I’ve been troubleshooting for a while and would appreciate any help you can offer.

    My Goal:
    To create a custom theme that overrides register.php from the BP Nouveau template pack.

    My Environment:

    OS: Windows

    Local Development Tool: DevKinsta

    Plugin: BuddyPress (latest version)

    The Problem:
    When I activate my custom theme, I get a WSOD when trying to access the site (e.g., mysite.local/register/).

    Here is a summary of the troubleshooting steps I have already tried:

    Enabled WP_DEBUG: I have set WP_DEBUG, WP_DEBUG_LOG, and WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY to true in my wp-config.php. However, no errors are ever displayed on the screen or written to the debug.log file. The page is just completely blank.

    Checked for PHP Errors: I initially had parse errors (an extra } bracket) in my functions.php and register.php files. These have been found and corrected.

    Checked for BOM: I have verified with my code editor (VS Code) that all my theme files are saved with UTF-8 encoding and do not have a Byte Order Mark (BOM).

    Reset Permalinks: I have gone to Settings > Permalinks and clicked “Save Changes” multiple times to rebuild the rewrite rules.

    Theme Deactivation Test: When I rename my theme’s folder to force WordPress to deactivate it, I can access wp-admin again. This confirms the issue is within my theme’s code.

    File Permissions: I received a security warning that /wp-content/ was too writeable. I have reset the permissions for my entire site folder on my Windows machine to ensure they are not too permissive.

    My Theme Structure and Code:

    My theme is very simple.

    1. Directory Structure for the Override:
    wp-content/themes/kfluxtheme/buddypress/members/register.php
    (The register.php file is an exact, unmodified copy from wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-nouveau/buddypress/members/)

    /*
    Theme Name: K-Flux Theme
    Author: My Name
    Version: 1.0
    */
    <?php
    /**
     * Theme functions and definitions.
     */
    
    if ( ! function_exists( 'kfluxtheme_setup' ) ) {
    	/**
    	 * Basic theme setup.
    	 */
    	function kfluxtheme_setup() {
    		// Add support for BuddyPress (ESSENTIAL)
    		add_theme_support( 'buddypress' );
    
    		// Let WordPress manage the document title.
    		add_theme_support( 'title-tag' );
    
    		// Enable support for Post Thumbnails.
    		add_theme_support( 'post-thumbnails' );
    	}
    }
    add_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'kfluxtheme_setup' );
    
    /**
     * Enqueue scripts and styles.
     */
    function kfluxtheme_enqueue_scripts() {
    	wp_enqueue_style( 'kfluxtheme-style', get_stylesheet_uri(), array(), '1.0' );
    }
    add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'kfluxtheme_enqueue_scripts' );
    

    Despite all these steps, the WSOD persists when my theme is active. Since WP_DEBUG is not showing any errors, I’m running out of ideas on how to debug this further.

    Has anyone encountered a similar issue with DevKinsta or have any suggestions for what I might be missing?

    Thanks in advance for any help.

    #338230
    albertpronto
    Participant

    We are adding BuddyPress to our MemberPress setup. On our MemberPress, we also have three tiers of memberships: Free, Basic, and Premium. The messaging will only be available for Basic and Premium members. Additionally, Basic and Premium members can also opt out of messaging.

    Are there third-party addons that can be added to BuddyPress that can enable this setup? Or could this be done natively with BuddyPress?

    emaralive
    Moderator

    @thinlizzie,

    We created a new build (11.5.2), give this a try and let me know if this works for you.

    https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/buddypress.11.5.2.zip

    #338200
    emaralive
    Moderator

    Is item #2 a custom email that you created and if so, how did you create it, i.e., what steps did you take?

    FYI – Typically “mail logging” plugins log mail sent via wp_mail() (WordPress) and by default BuddyPress doesn’t use WordPress to send emails thus they won’t show in those logs.

    jesserie
    Participant

    Hi BuddyPress Support Team,

    We’ve run into an issue with BuddyPress email notifications specifically with ā€œA member receives a new private messageā€.

    1.) Private Messaging is enabled in BuddyPress Settings.
    2.) I created an email with the trigger ā€œA member receives a new private message.ā€
    3.) To test, I sent a private message as another user. The test message does appear in the BuddyPress Private Message inbox of the recipient, so messaging itself is working.
    4.) However, the email notification is never triggered.

    For troubleshooting, I installed a mail logging plugin, and there are no logs showing BuddyPress attempting to send the notification email when a private message is received. We’ve tested this multiple times but the email notification for trigger “A member receives a new private message” is not working.

    Could you please confirm if this is a known issue or if additional configuration is required to get this notification working?

    Thank you for your assistance!

    Lars Henriksen
    Participant

    Thank you for maintaining BP.

    Kind regards
    Lars

    emaralive
    Moderator

    Hello all. Versions 14.4.0, 12.6.0 & 11.5.2 are Maintenance and Security Releases. Please update, accordingly, when possible.

    BuddyPress 14.4.0, 12.6.0 & 11.5.1 Maintenance and Security Releases

    pakeeza25
    Participant

    Sounds like that group’s database entry might be corrupted. Try repairing BuddyPress tables from wp-admin → Tools → BuddyPress, or delete/recreate the Texas Roadhouse group. Also clear object/page cache after changes—often fixes group-specific feed and upload issues.

    glenphillips33
    Participant

    Hi everyone, I’ve been building a community website using BuddyPress where people can share restaurant experiences, and I set up a section specifically for Texas Roadhouse fans. The idea is to let users join the group, share menu reviews, upload food photos, and talk about their visits. However, I’ve been running into a technical issue: the Texas Roadhouse group page isn’t displaying properly compared to other groups.

    When users join the Texas Roadhouse group, the activity feed either doesn’t update or loads very slowly. Sometimes the posts don’t appear at all until I refresh the page multiple times. What’s strange is that other groups on my site (like ā€œOlive Gardenā€ or ā€œChili’sā€) work fine and update instantly.

    I checked my BuddyPress settings, and everything looks identical across groups. The group permissions and activity stream settings are the same, so I don’t understand why this one page is behaving differently. I even tried disabling a couple of plugins (like caching and image optimization) to rule out conflicts, but the issue remained.

    Another problem is with the group media uploads. When someone tries to upload a photo of their Texas Roadhouse meal, the upload hangs or fails completely, even though image uploads work in other groups. This makes me wonder if there’s some kind of database issue or corruption specific to this group ID.

    Has anyone else faced a situation where a single BuddyPress group acts differently from the rest? I’d love to know if there’s a fix—whether it’s resetting the group, clearing caches, or maybe adjusting BuddyPress database tables. Any advice would be greatly appreciated, since this Texas Roadhouse group is one of the most popular on my site.

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