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I have a request to not depend on the ‘bp_xprofile_visibility_levels’ user meta setting in order to hide fields. Or simply add a hidden input explained in the workaround. Here is why:
I developed a private membership site so naturally I wanted to disallow the ‘public’ visibility setting. I added something like:
function myfunction($levels) { unset($levels['public']); return $levels; } add_filter( 'bp_xprofile_get_visibility_levels', 'myfunction');This caused a chain reaction to show all fields with an enforced visibility.
I have a Mobile Phone field along with several others to be forced to be ‘adminsonly’. So there is no form input (radio buttons) to switch the visibility. BuddyPress checks _POST[‘field_123_visibility’] and if there is no post field, the default visibility is ‘public’. Then BuddyPress checks for the allowed visibilities. Since i took out ‘public’, ‘public’ is not an allowed visibility and does not save the users’ visibility preference (in bp_xprofile_visibility_levels) . Because the user does not have a visibility preference saved for this field it is not checked to be hidden (
bp_xprofile_get_fields_by_visibility_levels()). Since it’s not even considered to be hidden, it shows. This is where I’d like a change to the code. I don’t think it’s right to skip a field if it is not in the user meta.I’m not expert at BuddyPress so maybe unsetting the ‘public’ visibility setting is a big no-no. It just seems very strange that unsetting the ‘public’ visibility can cause ‘adminsonly’ fields to show publicly.
My workaround for this is to just add a hidden field so that the usermeta is saved. in members/single/profile/edit.php I added the following:
<input type="hidden" name="field_<?php bp_the_profile_field_id();?>_visibility" value="adminsonly">Hi, hope there will be somebody who can help me because i really cannot find what’s wrong.
For some reason the only users that I can add to a group are users I created myself within the backend/dashboard of WordPress. But in case a user is created within the front end (using WooCommerce webshop) this user cannot be added to a group. What is the difference between these two users? At first I thought there was something wrong with WooCommerce, but I tested it on my test version of wordpress (different domain/installation, but same versions/set-up) and then there is no problem at all. Both users can be added to a group there, so it should work. So something else must be wrong, but what???
I am using all the latest versions, since I just started to build this website (still under construction mode) so all installations are new. It did’t help to delete and reinstall Buddypress and BBpress.
What to do now? Thank you for your help!!!
Regards,
GeertTopic: Activity Header help?
Hi guys,
I’m trying to strip the activity hearder to just name of the topic/the group. I know the function in the entry.php
<?php bp_activity_action(); ?>I’ve been reading how to pull this off in a really old thread, but it doesn’t seem to work. Can anyone help better explain this to me?
http://buddypress.org/support/topic/trying-to-alter-layout-of-bp_activity_action/
The main method I tried was
function remove_activity_meta( $content ) { return ''; } add_filter( 'bp_activity_permalink', 'remove_activity_meta' ); add_filter( 'bp_activity_time_since', 'remove_activity_meta' ); add_filter( 'bp_activity_delete_link', 'remove_activity_meta' );Hi,
I would like to be able to assign users to a group instead of having to send them to the Group page to request to be added. Is there a way to do that? I am on the most recent versions of WordPress, 3.6, Buddypress (don’t know) and bbpress. Installed yesterday. I am using a custom theme, but that seems to be working.
Thanks
DianeTopic: Group forums redirect loop.
My permalink structure is /%category%/%postname%/ – when I enable Forums in BP Groups any new post or attempt to view a forumfrom within a group causes a redirect loop.
If I change the permalink to something else this issue goes away. Does anyone know how to fix it without changing my permalink structure?
Wordpress 3.6
buddypress 1.81
bbpress 2.3.2Hello,
I use WP3.6+BP1.8.1 at http://fablab-lannion.org.
I would like to display the equivalent of the /members/LOGIN/activity page for logged-in users that access to the home page. I copied various templates from /buddypress/members/single/ (activity.php, home.php…) and created a shortcode function that makes the following call :
include( locate_template( array( '/buddypress/members/single/home.php' ), false ) );The template is loaded but inside of it, calls to various functions like bp_get_displayed_user_nav() return nothing. It seems that $bp->displayed_user data (especially domain and userdata) are empty, which seems to be a possible cause. Is there something I could do to force BP to load appropriate data about the logged-in user in this context ?
Best regards,
YannTopic: Need Help
Hello Everyone,
I am new to WordPress and BuddyPress, I have installed both to hosted site in New Zealand (both the newest versions) I am stuck on get BuddyPress to work as a Social Network service. If someone could assist me in loading BuddyPress properly I can provide the admin information to login.
Thanks
Matthew
Hi
I need some specific but simple features on a new site. Can you tell me, if I should use my energy on setting up BuddyPress? Will it fit these needs:
- On the site, users must be able to sign up as a member.
When logged in:
- Members must be able to sign up for one or more classes.
- Admins must be able to administrate (add/edit) these classes and the attendees.
- A very important feature: Admins can send out e-mails to all attendees to a specific class. (If possible, the admin can choose a class and/or a specific person to send the e-mail to).
Every season the same classes will run once more (maybe with one extra or one less class). So admins should preferably be able to clear all attendees from classes when the season ends in some easy way; or the class should be disabled until next seasons sign-up starts.
Don’t worry about payment methods. No credit card / paypal or anything is needed on this site.
Preferably all this will happen front-end. If not possible, then admins can go back-end in the wordpress-admin-panel, but this is not the best practice.
(One extra nice feature would be to differ between admins and teachers. My idea was to make them all admins, but actually teachers only need the ability to send out e-mails. They shouldn’t have access to user and class administration. If not possible, then this is low priority)
I have read many good thinks about BuddyPress, but I have also already used a lot of time on wordpress plugins. I will change to BuddyPress, if someone can tell me, that the above is possible.
Please let me know. Thanks in advance.
