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Greetings.

I have been looking for information but have not found a clear solution. That is why I thought it would be best to contact you, the developers.

I would like to show only the @usernames in the buddypress profiles and also in the bbpress forums, also in the private messages or blog comments.

This is possible?

Thanks for your patience.

I am creating a community for individuals with a certain education. I will not require that users attach there formal degree in order to create an account. However I still would like to ensure that users has the education required. I’ve found the Buddypress Verified Member plugin. That would be a great way to highlight that we have the knowledge that users has the right level of education. Although that seem to require admins to make the decision as to whether or not the users has the taken the education. Instead I would like to transfer the decision to the community. I envision the following.

After successful registration the users is presented with a page where a number on non-verified members are presented with name and profile image. The user is presented with the question:

Do you know any of these people and can you vouch for that they have taken the education?

To create som intrinsic motivation users earn credits for helping out identifying community members that has taken the educations. Ideally it also motivates users to upload a profile image in to get recognition by others and get the verified badge.

The function is similar to the Buddypress Member Review. It is also similar to the function that presents users with “perhaps you know” and where they can decide to start follow users.

Does anyone know of existing plugins I can use or plugins that I could tweak?

BuddyPress is a great plugin!
We were able to create several independent social networks on the multisite.
The basic functionality of the plugin works very well.
However, there is one problem – when switching from the “Old BuddyPress” template to “BuddyPress Nouveau”, the hidden groups in which the user is registered no longer appear in the list of user groups.
When you switch back to the Old BuddyPress template, the user’s hidden groups reappear in the list.
Options:
– WordPress 5.8.1
– PHP 7.4.8
– Apache / 2.4.10 (Unix)
– MySQL 5.7.21
– BuddyPress v 9.1.1.

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Hi, we have implemented a BuddyPress site.

When user A sends a private message to user B, user B will receive a private message, like this:

We would like to let user B click on the link in the email, and enter the site directly to check the notification without having to go through the login form.

What shall we do?

Please advise.

Jing

Hello!

Im working for 2 days now to solve my problem, but i dont know how anymore. My Problem is, that i dont know how to activate the Stream Sidebars. On my live page, i cant show the sidebars on the activity site, if i open the activity stream site what is linked in the buddypress options, the sidebars are visible, but there is still my old webdesign and there is missing all of the extensions from the youzify plugin. that are 2 different versions of activity, why? on live page there is a completley different activity page.

I am using the Hueman Pro Theme, but i tried also some other themes too. still the same problem.

for some reason i cant customize or link the working activity stream with youzify and the live page. And i also dont have the wall sidebar widget?!

Here are 2 images with working and non working stream and sidebars.

Hope anyone can help?! Im pretty bored at the moment. 🙂

Sorry for my bad english and thank you 🙂

Hello,

Users who sign up to my website from buddypress don’t receive the confirmation email, but their signup is working because I see it in the admin. I checked to see if the problem was with the SMTP emails from the server, but it’s not it. Anyone have a solution?

Buddypress version 9.1.1
PHP 7.3

Thank you!

Note: I am submitting this again because for some reason my initial post was marked as spam. I’m assuming because I edited it after I submitted it.

What is happening is when I try to make a change to the Components section in BuddyPress settings, I get the infamous “Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page.” when I try to save the settings and the settings do not take effect.

I am able to successfully enable and disable settings on the Options tab.

I have followed all the steps on several sites that talk about sorting this error, including reinstalling WordPress, deactivating all plugins, enabling debugging, using the default theme, regenerating permalinks, etc. etc.

The account has administrator role, and bbp_keymaster capabilities, from my attempt to fix the problem by installing bbPress. Deleting the database and starting over is not an option, even though this is a new site, I already have content.

What is odd is, when I get the error in WordPress, there are no corresponding PHP or Apache errors, and when I enable debugging, no errors are logged.

The only explanation I can come up with is that I have enabled IPv6/dual stack support on my network and it appears that the connection IP from my account isn’t consistent. Sometimes it connects with the IPv4 address, sometimes with the IPv6 address. That’s the only odd thing I can see in the Apache logs.

Site URL: https://displaced.zone

• WordPress Version: 5.8.1
• Directory install in root directory
• Upgraded from WordPress 5.7.1
• WordPress functions properly, other than this one problem
• BuddyPress Version: 9.1.1
• Not upgraded from a previous version
• Other Plugins: BP Better Messages, Comments Like Dislike, Top Bar, WP Cerber Security, WP Mail SMTP
• Theme: NS Minimal with minor css tweaks
• Core files have not been modified in any way
• No custom functions
• bbPress not installed, although I did install it to see if it would fix the problem
• No server error logs, which is weird
• Self hosted on a home network. I’m not a novice at this, I have done this for years, including a previous WordPress website where I had BuddyPress installed in the same environment, and did not have this issue. The only thing that has changed is the IPv6 support.
• Server OS: Debian GNU/Linux, Bullseye, typical LAMP stack
• I have tried both the Legacy and Nouveau BuddyPress themes
• I have made no changes to BuddyPress template files
• The only other information that might have a bearing on this is that I am not running WordPress “The Debian Way”. I have copied all the files, including the symlinked php libraries, out of the Debian file structure and am running them out of a folder in my home directory. Apache is running as that group and user. But again, I have done this for an entire year, successfully, with another website. Running WordPress this way allows me to use the built in WordPress update system, which doesn’t function as expected if you run WordPress “The Debian Way”.