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  • #139126
    Crew Pass
    Participant

    @identity1998 – I checked and I am also having problems with the search.

    I am using Custom Community Pro. I think I will contact them and ask if they can have a look at the problems.

    #139125

    Taking a second look, it appears as if all the buddypress pages are blank. Activity, Groups, and Members are all just blank pages. Register doesn;t even appear in the page navigation. The menu bar is showing all of the BP menu items – but they all give me a 404.

    #139121
    9087877
    Inactive

    @modemlooper lol! I should know this already! I have your awesome plugin installed on multiple localhost testing sites. Thanks for the reminder!

    #139120
    modemlooper
    Moderator
    #139119
    LIB53
    Member

    Buddypress 1.6, using the BuddyPress Default theme. The user is shown as banned in the Admin > Members list. The user cannot create forum topics, forum replies, or write new updates in the group. In a green box underneath the group description it states “You have been banned from this group.” when that user visits the group. It’s a public group. The banned user can still read everything, and he can reply to activity feed entries.

    This was possible on previous versions of buddypress (1.5.6 i think) and I was wiping and re-installing wordpress and buddypress on two different servers (local and online) both producing the same results with fresh installs. I really had nothing to do that day… My site ended up only using private groups and I thought this was intended so I didnt mention it before.

    EllsWeb
    Participant

    Yes, there does seem to be a few issues.
    While buddypress is claiming that there isn’t a need to network activate, making it work on a subsite doesn’t seem to be as easy as one might expect. I haven’t figured out how to get past the permissions thing on subsite, but network activating in the base site also doesn’t seem to connect to the subsites. They don’t seem to know buddypress is activated. Kind of frustrating, but when someone shares the secrets with the rest of us, it will be quite a nice install, I presume..

    Also, with themes that are compatible with v1.56, are they still compatible with 1.6? Or do the new files need to be moved to the theme directory to make everything work right? I ask these questions because of the problem I seem to be having with not being able to find buddypress profile from the subsites.. I am being directed to the WordPress profile, not buddypress, from the subsites.

    #139114
    Boone Gorges
    Keymaster

    @joshualedetnet (and others having the issue) – Could you help us to debug by putting the following into your bp-custom.php or theme’s functions.php file?

    `add_filter( ‘bp_do_redirect_canonical’, ‘__return_false’ );`

    And then let us know whether the redirect problem stops. (If it does, you’re welcome to leave that line in there until there’s a fix – it simply disables a new canonical URL feature.)

    theBestProgrammers
    Participant

    Please share the solution provided by @djpaul, I am also facing the same problem. I hope it will help many others.

    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    Not out of the box. If you are creating a *brand new* BuddyPress site, you don’t need to use the Group Forums at all. I recommend that you:

    1) Go to Settings > BuddyPress > components, disable the “Group Forums” component. Save.
    2) Go to the Pages menu, and delete the “Forums” page which BuddyPress would have created for you.
    3) Go to Settings > bbPress settings, and scroll right down to the bottom. You’ll see a box labelled something like “enable BuddyPress integration”. Tick it, save.
    4) That’s all!

    #139110
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    @queenieb Which plugin was causing problems?

    #139109
    Haraldo88
    Member

    @valuser: thanks for this idea (.htaccess). I’m going to look into this.

    #139108
    Haraldo88
    Member

    @4ella: so here’s the official answer from Login Ninja: “Unfortunately Login Ninja doesn’t support BuddyPress forms.” So how are you using it in BuddyPress???

    #139107
    @mercime
    Participant

    @queenieb glad you resolved it too :-) Marking this as resolved.

    #139106
    valuser
    Participant

    There is (was) a plugin bp-posts-on-profile at https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-posts-on-profile/ though it is very out of date and hasn’t been updated in over 2 years. It may no longer be maintained or supported and may have compatibility issues when used with more recent versions of WordPress and BuddyPress.

    I have tried it out with bp 1.6 and wp 3.4.1 and with a host of other bp plugins in a multisite and also in a multi-network local test site.

    As far as Multi-Site/Multi-Network it was unsatisfactory as it only drew in blog posts from the main blog.

    It did not draw in posts from (say) a group blog.

    However for anyone who authored a post on the Main Blog it dragged in that post and showed it on their profile under the tab Posts

    Those more qualified might look at the code and see if it would take much to have it brought fully up to date and multi-site compatible.

    However as all relevant details including of posts are included in the members activity tab it probably is not as vital as other plugin development ?

    On that note is there any kind of group funding facility for plugin development. So that those who want but can’t could collectively fund those who can ? or would something like that ever work ?

    #139105
    identity1998
    Member

    I am using the Genesis Framework with Genesis Connect. There’s a new version available today that fixed my problems, http://www.studiopress.com/support/showthread.php?t=113196&highlight=buddypress

    #139100
    Joyce
    Member

    @rodtrent – seems like everyone is having issues… I hope it gets resolved for everyone.

    #139099
    Joyce
    Member

    @mercime – I am new to Buddypress so I am slowly figuring things out. I use the same template for the groups and members. I use the template that came with BuddyPress when I installed it. I have noticed the redirects as well. I can try renaming the file folders, do I do that through cPanel or WordPress?

    #139096

    Thanks @RogerCoathup.

    I actually did Google it…i thought I needed a BP login.

    So I tried
    `get_currentuserinfo();
    echo $current_user->user_login;`

    But I get nothing.

    Then I tried `bp_loggedin_user_id()` and I get the ID NUmber — getting closer.

    To I tried `bp_loggedin_user_login()` but that fails to get me the user_login. It must not be a defined function call.

    Also tried `bp_loggedin_user()` and `bp_loggedin_user_name()` — nothing.

    Tried `$user_login` — no good…

    #139095
    @mercime
    Participant

    @joshualedetnet For online visitor, it’s not a matter of page not displaying but a matter of too many redirects as tested in two browsers. I know you mentioned you deactivated the plugins, but did you also deactivate mu-plugins and/or bp-custom.php by renaming file/folders as well and all at the same time? Are you using custom Page Templates for your Members and Groups Directories?

    Chrome – This webpage has a redirect loop. The webpage at http://welovejoshualedet.com/groups/ has resulted in too many redirects. etc, etc. Error 310 (net::ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS): There were too many redirects.

    Firefox – The page isn’t redirecting properly. Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete. etc. etc.

    #139092
    Roger Coathup
    Participant

    Yes, it’s standard WordPress – did you Google?

    https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_currentuserinfo

    If you want their BP paths (profile URL) etc. then: https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/the-bp-global/

    #139091
    jaimebib
    Participant

    Hey @Mebo cool site! noticed that you have different registration forms for different type of users, would you mind sharing how you created that?

    Cheers, Jaime

    #139090
    Haraldo88
    Member

    @4ella: I see now that Login Ninja is a paid ($15) Envato/WebFactory plugin. Only sold 135 copies. But when I tested the Captcha on the WebFactory site, it showed a standard WordPress login screen. But I’m using BuddyPress with its Registration screen (and currently using SI Captcha on that). Will it work on BuddyPress? Is that what you’re doing? Thanks.

    #139089
    modemlooper
    Moderator

    Ouch!

    #139088
    @mercime
    Participant

    @lunchgirl @modemlooper GRA4 has been removed from the WP Plugin Extend. It was “phoning home” without user knowing it among others #7 https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/about/guidelines/

    @lunchgirl if you’ve already installed/activated the plugin, I can only recommend that you delete it from your installation.

    #139086
    Haraldo88
    Member

    @valuser: Spam-Destroyer: doesn’t support my version and seems pretty experimental.
    @pantone: email verification is already there. They just verify it.
    I also have SI Captcha for additional verification on registration form, but they’re able to get around that somehow (do not know how).

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