No. WP has one user base. You don’t need multi site to use BuddyPress
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my website every day same issue …
plz help me
i guess buddypress plugin bring problem..
Thanks. That does help. Now that I have a working multisite WP install I’m going to try BuddyPress install again.
Question about sharing users between sites, I know with a plugin you can handle assigning new users to other users sites. However what does this gain the new users or the site owner? Do new users need to be added to another users site?
Here’s a very weird issue. I have a couple of pages (non BuddyPress) that I want to restrict access to only registered users.
I created a new page template by copying the theme’s page.php file and adding a simple conditional statement to check if a user is logged in (else) redirect (in this example an external link).
There is nothing in page-new.php that could invoke mydomain.com/members but that’s where the user goes if accessing a page using that template. If I deactivate BuddyPress, the template works as expected. With BuddyPress activated the template does not work and redirects the user to mydomain.com/members even though the slug is mydomain.com/protected-page
BuddyPress 1.7 with a child theme of Evolution by Elegant Themes.
Here’s a text file of the new template page.
I’m wondering what could be causing this.
I found a few plugins that let users log in with their facebook, google etc accounts. Since facebook and google don’t use usernames, how is it possible for BuddyPress to accept those accounts?
I mean if those plugins can work around usernames, isn’t there a way to disable them completely?
@fpats Just to clarify,
– did you just activate the BP Template Pack plugin for MADE (the theme already has BP folders like /activity/, /groups/, etc. within theme folder)
– or do you also have to go through Appearance > BP Compatibility (whereby BP folders have to be transferred to your theme’s folder in server) ?
If you went through Appearance > BP Compatibility process, check out this article https://codex.buddypress.org/bp-17-upgrading-template-packed-themes/
Reminder: back up your theme folder with the BP files first
But yes, the upgrade would be an easier process for you if theme author could direct users on best way to upgrade to BP 1.7
I noticed the henrywright-1 – it hasn’t always been this way. I’m not 100% sure but I think the user database from wordpress.com and wordpress.org was merged with me taking the “-1” username. That is no better than a guess but I can’t think how else the -1 was appended
To help with your problem – if you log into the wordpress dashboard (wp-admin), go to Users > All users. You should see a list of every user that has signed up via BuddyPress. You can perform delete actions on the users you’d like to remove.
@drkknight32 that’s fine. Default url for member if WP is at domain root is e.g.
= http://www.example.com/members/drkknight32/ and you posted that you have no file bp-custom.php in server at wp-content/plugins/bp-custom.php with the code I posted above, then something else is rewriting the URI from default.
WP/BP versions? What theme are you using? If you change to BP default theme, is issue corrected? What plugins do you have installed? If you deactivate all plugins except BuddyPress, is issue corrected?
Oh and btw I’m using WordPress 3.5.1 and BuddyPress 1.7
Thanks.
Use this link as a starting point and then read subpages. Links in sidebar
https://codex.buddypress.org/user/
Hi, figured out that, this error was due to Buddypress Follow @r-a-y
I’ve searched high and low for a way to hide the primary user field (username) in BuddyPress and have seen plenty of requests for the same. I’m not sure if there’s a preferred solution or not, but thought I’d share this mod that’s working fine for me in 1.7.
To hide the username display field from members (to prevent editing), use the following to replace the table section in buddypress/bp-themes/theme-name/members/single/profile/profile-loop.php, or create the same directory tree in your child theme:
http://pastebin.com/qDn8mLpm
Hi,
Just updated to buddypress 1.7 and i am getting error
Warning: strstr() [function.strstr]: Empty delimiter in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-template.php on line 864
Please advice.
@hnla
thanks… i know its a bit off… i wish i have enough buddypress knowledge to write this.. cos am new to word-press and buddy-press .. though i have learnt alot by playing around…
also … i have another request.. if you can help or someone can..will be great-full cos i am customizing the site as much as possible
Another thing i just tried and see. i deactivated the Buddypress plugin and tried the link and it worked. I re-installed the Buddypress plugin and same issue.
Help.
@lchief this is a WordPress Multisite issue which would be better served at https://wordpress.org/support/forum/multisite. Please make sure that your multisite installation along with domain mapping are working before installing BuddyPress.
hello,
i have some errors after updating to 1.7. these errors are under my footer of the Simple n Bright Theme.
Strict Standards: Non-static method BP_Friends_Friendship::get_friendship_request_user_ids() should not be called statically in /www/htdocs/w0100a71/testdrivetests/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-friends/bp-friends-functions.php on line 208
Strict Standards: Non-static method BP_Messages_Thread::get_inbox_count() should not be called statically in /www/htdocs/w0100a71/testdrivetests/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-messages/bp-messages-functions.php on line 216
Strict Standards: Non-static method BP_Core_Notification::get_all_for_user() should not be called statically in /www/htdocs/w0100a71/testdrivetests/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-members/bp-members-notifications.php on line 86
Strict Standards: Non-static method BP_Messages_Notice::get_active() should not be called statically in /www/htdocs/w0100a71/testdrivetests/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-messages/bp-messages-template.php on line 590
Can you help me?
Regards,
Sandro
In this thread a solution from @chouf1 provides a neat way to create a page for each user titled by username.
As I see it, however, the solution might fall down if a user edits their username in the profile settings. Also, as I understand it, the admin would need to create the page with the username after the user has registered.
There are some old discussions around WordPress.org on how to create a page automatically upon registration, but no solution that I can find. Does anyone know how this mod from @chouf1 might be enhanced to enable dynamic page creation tied to the BP username?
Cheers
i don’t think thats actually possible currently without some serious db hackery i do believe there is a feature request for import/export functions which would eventually allow for it though.
My problem isn’t getting it installed. That was easy enough as it’s a WP plugin.
There is a Getting Started with WordPress on wordpress.org I was just hoping to find something similar on here for BuddyPress.
How can I sync my individual Buddypress systems installed on individual wordpress blogs?
They are on other domains, but in one database.
Thank you in advance. 😀
