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Hello all,
I have hidden myself as an admin, on my test site running buddypress, for obvious reasons. However, I discovered that when composing a message using Buddypress messages, when the user types in a partial name of the recipient, even a single letter, everyone that matches that name will show up, even if they are hidden from the directory. For example, typing “@a” will show “@admin” (me) as well as “@adam” or “@amanda” and this is no good.
Is there a way to remove certain users (ideally by user roles) from showing up in the “to” field?
I have WordPress 6.6.1 and Buddypress 14.0.0.
Thank you
I saw this post and it was ultimately not resolved but I can’t reply to that, so am starting a new post. Skip to the bottom to see my specs.
In that post, it is said that the issue may be due to usernames that have spaces in them.
I set up a test site with Buddypress and some test users. I have 4 test users whose names have spaces in them, like “First Last” as opposed to “FirstLast”. 3 of them cannot access any Buddypress links (such as mydomain.com/members) but 1 can. I can’t figure out how to fix this. I don’t have any redirect rules activated.
I have WordPress 6.6.1 and Buddypress 14.0.0.
Any help is appreciated.
Hello. I needed to fix a problem on my website romancingrarehearts.com. While doing so, I deactivated and reactivated Buddypress. Then I found that most of my pages were gone. Is there a trash bin that I can get them back from? Or are they unretrievable? I’m using theme Twenty Fifteen, buddypress 14.0.0, and WordPress 6.6.1.
WP:6.6.1
BP:14
BP Registration Options Version 4.4.5
BuddyPress Members only 3.5.3For many years, users on my site have been able to request membership, after which the administrator needed to approve them. Upon requesting membership, the applicant saw a message on the screen and received an email instructing them to await the administrator’s approval. Similarly, the administrator received an email, and it was clearly marked in BP Registration in the backend that there was a new application to be approved.
Suddenly, only the applicant receives an email. No email is sent to the administrator, and there is no marking in BP Registration. Are there others experiencing similar challenges?
Best regards
Hello
I have wordpress 6.1.1 and buddypress 14.0.0.
Just got the news that people have been trying to jpin the website but they aren’t gettiong the buddypress activation emaiuls.
Please advise. Thank you.
I am refering to this post here:
Unfortunatelay using this code which was posted by danp throws an error when saving data to the field.
Warning: Attempt to read property “id” on null in …/plugins/buddypress/bp-xprofile/bp-xprofile-template.php on line 558 Cannot modify header information…
How to fix that?
At the moment I just set enabled true and inject that into the page I want but to do it into a field using the id might be a better solution.I’m running PHP 8.2, have deactivated all plugins other than BuddyPress, have switched to a default WordPress theme (2023), and have tried BuddyPress 12.2 and 14.0 – and BuddyPress will not send out emails to new members at all.
This includes when they self-register, when admin sends them reminder emails manually, and when registration moderation is used and admin sends them an approval email.
The BuddyPress plug-in itself says that emails are successfully sent, but they do not arrive and (when active) the WP Mail Catcher plugin does not record them as having been sent successfully or having failed: it does not acknowledge them at all.
All other emails from my site work fine when other plugins are active – including 2FA, forgotten passwords and Newsletters. Can anyone suggest what the issue might be, or what next steps I should take to troubleshoot BuddyPress? Thanks.
Is there a URL or shortcode that can be used so a member can directly go to their “Subscriptions” page? We are using WP v6.6.1, BuddyPress v14.0.0, and MemberPress v1.11.34
I have made custom group members loop on a different URL than members/all-members, inside subpage for single group : https://v3upgrade.local/en/groupes/my-group/students/?mlpage=2
the template is exactly like in members-loop.php, but ajax did not work, and when checking the payload response the result is like so : `scope: all
extras: false
action: students_filter
object: students
filter:
target: #buddypress [data-bp-list]
search_terms: h
page: 1
caller:
template:
method: reset
ajaxload: true( when searching for an item ), for all-members page, the payload is :nonce: 6065e4290b
action: members_filter
object: members
scope: all
filter:
target: #buddypress [data-bp-list]
search_terms: hamza
page: 1
extras: false
caller:
template: group_members
method: reset
ajaxload: true`can anyone gives any idea how to make exactly like the members-loop , I have 2 pages : students that display users withing the group having the student role, and teachers that display users withing the group having the teacher role, I want both of them to be loaded via ajax so I can preform operation using bp_ajax_querystring ?
ThanksHello,
I try for hours to create a function, which will display a small red dot on the nav-bars acitivity stream link, when someone posted something new. Since all users are logged in, it should be possible to work with metadata “last_activity_visit”.
Example screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/eeCvvkj.jpeg
What I tried:
Added below code to themes functions.php. Actually managed to display a red dot, when trying around with the code. But either the dot won’t be displayed at all, or it’s displayed always, even when the user visited the acitivity stream.function track_activity_page_visit() { if (bp_is_activity_component()) { update_user_meta(get_current_user_id(), 'last_activity_visit', current_time('mysql')); } } add_action('wp', 'track_activity_page_visit'); function has_new_activity_posts() { $last_visit = get_user_meta(get_current_user_id(), 'last_activity_visit', true); if (empty($last_visit)) { return false; } $args = array( 'date_query' => array( array( 'after' => $last_visit, ), ), 'max' => 1 ); $activities = bp_activity_get($args); if (!empty($activities['activities'])) { return true; } return false; } function add_red_dot_to_menu_buddypress_activity($items, $args) { if (is_user_logged_in() && has_new_activity_posts()) { foreach ($items as &$item) { if (strpos($item->url, '/activity/') !== false) { $item->title .= ' <span class="red-dot"></span>'; } } } return $items; } add_filter('wp_nav_menu_objects', 'add_red_dot_to_menu_buddypress_activity', 10, 2);Any clue? 🙂
Hi there,
I’ve customized the members looping template to display users’ full name by combining their first and last names. However, the current BuddyPress filters only support sorting members alphabetically by their display name. Could you please advise on how to modify the BuddyPress filter code to sort members by their first name or last name instead?
Thank you in advance!
