Search Results for 'buddypress'
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An easy way to define all the slugs to something different like Subscribe, Subscribers, Subscribed to, etc. ?
Also, can we make selections as to what content is “followable” in the case that we chose to use this plugin in conjunction with Friends component. Where friends is complete access to profiles of friends, followme is just for following blog_posts, blog_comments and not activity_updates for example.
Thanks.
Hi everyone,
I am using contact form 7 to put surveys and feedback on my page. But I notice that when I received it on my email. The “From” section always my site title and email from my wordpress general settings. I found out that its due a buddypress filter:
bp_core_email_from_name_filter()Is there a way to override this? I don’t want to edit my “bp-core-filters.php” all the time coz sometimes I forget to do so after a buddypress update. I also searched the buddypress site but I could not get solution. Does anyone have ideas?
Thanks so much in advance!

Hello,
Sorry if this question is already answered, if that is the case I wasn’t able to find it.
From now on I will use budypress in my site. BUT regardless of all Budypress features the most important piece (asset) of the site will be the sitewide forum and I would like to protect it as much as possible.
For this reason I want to keep my forum installation safe even tough I have future problems with buddypress and need to un-install it. I am not interested in group forums at all, I will only have sitewide forum enabled. So my questions are:1. In which sequence should I install bbpress; bbpress plugin and then buddypress plugin or the opposite?
2. If I install buddypress first then, at the moment of activating sitewide forums, buddypress will install bbpress. What would happen if I have to de-activate the buddypress install? would the bbpress forum attached to BP be de-activated too or it would keep working alone?
Thank you for your time,
LucianoTopic: Help with style
I have the Sports Mag Pro theme: http://magazine3.com/sportsmag/demo/
I have installed BuddyPress on my website and followed your instructions (in a previous thread) which has worked with alignment, however the styling of BuddyPress is now wrong. For example, if you go to your profile the ‘Activity, Profile, Messages, Friends, Groups and Settings’ aren’t aligned properly. As well as the sub menu.
Most other sections of BuddyPress aren’t right either.
Demo account: NSFW http://www.lad-mag.com
User: demo
pass: password12345Please help. I don’t mind paying someone to help me if necessary.
Thank you
We are looking for someone with experience in creating buddypress themes, to create our theme from designer provided Illustrator file. Please email your portfolio to fpinsight [at] gmail or post your site link here.
Thank you
Topic: My Spam Success Story
I was on tour for two months this summer and normally I’m pretty good about keeping on top of the spam, but on the road the only thing I had time for was content, not maintenance. Apparently the message got out that nobody was policing the site and it started getting hammered. I came home to find spam membership accounts coming in every two minutes and new spam user groups being created faster than I could delete them, spam in the forums, spam comments hitting the blog from the spam user accounts. I felt like I was on a sinking ship for a few weeks. Seriously. But that appears to have been solved and I’m amazed. Here’s what I did.
1) First thing I did was to change permissions so that users could no longer create user groups. That kind of sucked, but I needed to stop the spamalanche. I then installed the Buddypress Group Management plugin. It’s a little outdated – I’m running the most current versions of WP and BP – so it doesn’t appear within the BP system preferences and it actually set up a separate Buddypress area just for itself, but who cares. It gave me a clear roster of all of the groups on my site and the option to delete them from the management page and 90 minutes later hundreds of spam groups were gone, no new ones were rolling in and I had a smile on my face for the first time weeks.
2) I installed another plugin called Spam Destroyer. I don’t know how this plugin works. There aren’t any settings that go with it. It said all you needed to do was install it and it would take care of the rest, was highly rated, and the developer claimed to have great success with it on his own site. Fifteen minutes later I had only a couple spam user registrations get through and even though they spam commented on a dozen blog pages, I was really freakin happy.
3) I then installed the Stop Spammer Registrations Plugin. This one checks comments and logins 15 different ways to block spammers.
Guess what? It’s 24 hours later and I’ve had zero spam registrations come through. Zero. I’ve had zero spam user groups created. I’ve had zero spam comments in the forums. I haven’t even had a single spam comment show up on my blog. I’m honestly completely flabbergasted and grateful at the magnitude of how well this worked so if you’re having a similar problem give this a shot. It’s only been 24 hours – but the past 24 hours have been bliss.

