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  • HU ist Sebastian
    Participant

    Hey,

    you can automate Step 3 like this:

    function my_custom_buddypress_activation_autoactivate(){
    	if($key = bp_get_current_activation_key()){
    		if($user_id = bp_core_activate_signup($key)){
    			if(!is_wp_error( $user_id )){
    				$bp = buddypress();
    				$bp->activation_complete = true;
    			}
    		}
    	}
    }
    add_action('bp_before_activation_page','my_custom_buddypress_activation_autoactivate');

    I would not recommend auto-login on activation page because it could create a security risk.

    Happy Coding!

    #315428
    iamthewebb
    Participant

    I think I can replicate this, I see a 400 bad request when I click the search button. Could you check your Developer Tools (F12), Network tab to see if you are getting the same. If so you could open a ticket on trac https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/

    #315426
    corsky
    Participant

    Hi

    I’m using buddypress with BP-Nouveau and I’ve noticed that when I disable the custom front page for groups, the search function in the directory is not working, while is working if the custom front page is enabled. It is a bug? or there is another way to make it to work?
    I’ ve disabled all the plugins and I have no custom code, but kept BP-Nouvau and ocean wp theme and still it does not work. Unfortunately the only difference is that the “enabled/disabled custom front pages for groups” determines whether the search works or not.
    When I inspect the “search” in the activity group page the references are different dipending on the enabling of the Custom front pages for groups.
    Here is a link that shows which search buttons do not work : https://www.x-simili.it/booking/

    Thank you so much
    Corrado

    #315415
    chocolateteapot
    Participant

    I’m uploading a large png as the cover image for a group and it seems to be reducing the size to 640px x 225px and then displaying it as 1160px x 225px making it blurry.

    I’ve reported this to ThimPress who wrote the theme I’m using, StarKid, and they say the problem is with BuddyPress.

    Since reporting the problem to ThimPress, the problem seems to have changed (not sure how) in that the image is now being displayed is 640px x 225px and it’s being stretched to 1160px x 1051px which is taking up too much space on the page and the image is blurry.

    In addition, if I don’t upload an image I get a 1160px x 1051px blank space.

    On another of my sites which uses a different theme I don’t get the option to upload a group cover image.

    Thanks.

    kollectivkoncept
    Participant

    Good day, I please need help with the following:

    1. Creating sub-groups within groups (For example the main group will be foodies, with the subgroup being cheese and wine club)

    2. I need to hide the member count on groups, I do not want it to show how many members are on a group.

    3. Is there a way to display certain blog posts & events that are relevant to certain groups within those groups?

    4. Upon sign up, can the user choose a few interests which will then guide them towards certain groups?

    Thank you in advance!

    vsapountzis
    Participant

    Hi,

    For some reason it doesn’t seem to work on my end when I apply it on this specific class. I am wondering though, do I have to apply it to every BuddyPress related class?

    #315401

    In reply to: Member area

    shanebp
    Moderator

    No.
    You can edit the template directly.
    Find the template here: buddypress\bp-templates\bp-nouveau\buddypress\members\members-loop.php

    #315398
    shanebp
    Moderator

    You will need to write custom code.
    BuddyPress does not include a following option, so perhaps you could speak to the creators of that following code about your issue.

    #315396
    shanebp
    Moderator

    There is no premium version of BuddyPress.
    You can hire a developer or do it yourself.
    You may be interested in BuddyBoss Platform – a fork created by a commercial company.

    #315395
    shanebp
    Moderator

    You’ll have to write some code.

    bp_notifications_add_notification

    #315392
    bibblybob
    Participant

    Hello All,

    BP n00b here. I have a quick question, which may be a simple one. I have BuddyPress on my site and members post blog posts. How can I get notifications to appear in the Notifications section of a member’s profile page when someone comments on their blog post?

    Thanks!

    #315388
    amorsrl
    Participant

    Second part of the question.
    If the answer to my first question is “YES, IT IS POSSIBLE TO CREATE A COMMUNITY WITH BUDDYPRESS2… My second question will be: is there a payd/premium version that includes professional SUPPORT? Or I have to do all by myself?
    Best,
    Marco

    #315376
    fiaso17
    Participant

    Hello,

    actually i’m trying to customize the activity form by adding some combo-boxes under the textarea (only for the homepage)

    i’m using BuddyPress 6.3.0

    This is the first time i’m using (WordPress,PHP,BuddyPress) so could you please help me 🙂

    William
    Participant

    Perhaps this will help someone else….This fixed the issue for me and I am using wp mail smtp plugin

    https://wordpress.org/support/topic/error-with-buddypress/

    ” You have to actually enable the wp_mail sending in BuddyPress via a filter: add_filter( ‘bp_email_use_wp_mail’, ‘__return_true’ )”

    #315367
    VibeThemes
    Participant

    Yes, this is a much desired application in BuddyPress. We have this application in our theme, the users are registered and activated simultaneously. In case you are interested, link.
    We’ve even extended this Buddypress function into registering with a user with custom role or member type, registering in groups, sending custom activation email and on activation sending custom welcome emails all controlled at the point of registration itself.

    sx1001
    Participant

    Hi there,

    similarly to this old thread with unfortunately no reply:
    https://buddypress.org/support/topic/adding-a-tag-field-to-extended-profile/

    I want to extend profiles with custom fields / tags.
    E.g., let’s say a profile-field “Skills”, where someone can enter Tags from a predefined superset list of Skills, e.g. “Cooking”, “Coding”, “Sewing”, etc…

    I want to be able to filter profiles later on, because I’m building a local community where ppl can contribute with their skills and one should be able to able to find a lawyer, in case there’s one in the community.

    Is there a plugin to do so?
    Thanks!

    #315363
    chrisproblade
    Participant

    So this has been an on and off issue I have struggled with using buddypress. Several users haven’t received an activation link. Whether it’s the fact that the link itself looks super spammy or some email servers have security issues with wordpress sending sketchy linksI have no idea. All I can say is with captcha plugins there really is no reason to force an activation link. A toggle feature should be added to buddypress to switch between auto account activation and email activation. I just had 5 people today say that the activation email was nowhere to be found. It makes it all the more frustrating when you are running paid ad’s to get sign ups on your site while this issue is happening. I’m on wp version5.5.3 and buddypress version 6.3.0 installed on the Arcane gaming theme by skywarriors.

    iamthewebb
    Participant

    Hi, it looks like it is not splitting your long titles and email addresses, you could try adding the following to your css..

    .buddypress-wrap {
        word-break: break-all;
    }
    #315338
    vsapountzis
    Participant

    I am experiencing an issue where BuddyPress is not counting the total number of members in the member page. I already tried the repair tool, but I am still seeing a random number.

    Is there any other way to resolve this issue?

    Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks!

    #315311
    redponey
    Participant

    I’m new to Buddypress and working on setting on an online community. I’m looking to add some simple “organization” functionality so that people who sign up can be members of an org/company. I know this is more a CRM-style feature than a community-style feature, but it’s what I need. Don’t need much fancy to begin with, but do need the organizations to be more than just an organization field on the user profile, and integrating with a separate CRM won’t do the trick as I need the functionality within the community and to have the users see the orgs other users belong to.

    Using the “groups” functionality isn’t idea because I’m using groups for other purposes and I don’t really need all of that functionality for the orgs.

    I’m wondering if others have done this and if so what approach they have used. It seems to me some options include:
    1) Implement a custom “organization” concept either with custom coding.
    2) Try to combine Buddyboss with a CRM plugin, but if so, which one will play nicely?
    3) Utilize the groups even though this is not idea.
    4) Some other option I’m not considering?

    I have searched for examples of this and haven’t found anything yet, but if I’m missing something obvious please point me in the right direction.

    Wordpress Version 5.5.1
    BuddyPress Version 6.0.0 (updated to 6.30 but still have the same problem)
    Website: https://cannabisknowledgesociety.com

    New user registration emails are not being received by people signing up. (It says click link in email to register your account and they never receive an email)
    > Website under “Users” -> “Manage Signups” shows the new user and shows emails sent 1.
    > Website does sent emails in other circumstances. When I did a backup restore of the site, it auto sent an email to me and it worked. I used an email check plugin and test emails are sending through that
    > But the Registration Email is not sending.

    I’ve been trying to get this done the last two days straight and I’m really stuck here!

    #315305
    iamthewebb
    Participant

    Hi @julie2020666
    That screenshot shows you are looking at the Dashboard page and thus it only shows the screen options relating to the Dashboard page.

    For your menu items you would select Appearance -> Menus, under Add menu items you should see a BuddyPress option that includes Log out and Log in. If you don’t see these on the Menu page you would select its Screen Options to tick the BuddyPress box.

    I hope this helps.

    kollectivkoncept
    Participant

    Good day, I please need help with the following:

    1. Creating sub-groups within groups (For example the main group will be foodies, with the subgroup being cheese and wine club)

    2. I need to hide the member count on groups, I do not want it to show how many members are on a group.

    3. Is there a way to display certain blog posts & events that are relevant to certain groups within those groups?

    4. Upon sign up, can the user choose a few interests which will then guide them towards certain groups?

    Thank you in advance!

    julie2020666
    Participant

    Hi
    So login logout aren’t appearing in the items I can show on my menu. I can’t check buddypress in screen options since it does’nt appear (see hear)
    https://picat.drycat.fr/gallery#6sQmskvf.png&gid=1&pid=1

    #315295
    julie2020666
    Participant

    Hi,
    I have the same problem except I can’t check buddypress in screen option

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