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  • #309447
    itsspdev
    Participant

    Hi guys,

    I was wondering if there was any way to allow users to charge for access to their own Buddypress groups they create? (even if using third party apps)?

    Thanks!

    #309446
    supercavie
    Participant

    Hello again!,

    The issue has to due to having a lot of records on the field (dropdown box with 3058 records) we want to edit and when we try to edit this field the connection expires. If we try to edit other fields with less records everything works properly. We only have one plugin active (buddypress) but we can’t edit fields with so many records.

    Can anyone help please?

    #309444
    elitedllc
    Participant

    Wordpress 5.3.1
    BuddyPress 5.1.0

    I am able to disable footer in pages/post but when I go to page lets say “Members” page, after I go into edit and disable footer, I notice that BuddyPress overwrites the page to its defaults settings disallowing me to edit the page. It takes over and just post a list of members on the page. I cant add words, images as if Im making a normal page/post entry.

    That part I dont mind. I just want to disable footer like I can with my normal WordPress. BuddyPress seems to take over. How will I be able to get BP to perform the same as my normal WP?

    #309438
    janjuha
    Participant

    I downloaded the plugin (BuddyPress) and configured it with my under construction website. In the end, it did not create Registration Page/Form although the REGISTER item did appear in the Menu of the site. Kindly guide me if I have missed something in the process. I am creating at local host of Flywheel (WP version 5.3) and the theme is Colibiri free version.
    Thanks.

    #309436
    Renato Alves
    Moderator

    I think this is more of a preference than a requimenent. One could think that if the user is already logged in, he already has the necessary permissions to delete it, so why ask the password another time.

    Social medias sites like Facebook and similars, ask that to make it harder for a user to delete their own account.

    So I don’t think this is a BuddyPress core issue. You can certainly add another field requiring the password on your social site before deleting the account.

    #309435
    Renato Alves
    Moderator

    This is already the default behavior. Here is the code that fires a email when someone request to add someone as a friend: https://github.com/buddypress/BuddyPress/blob/d44e81fd40e4e9e48fc599836d311cf2752f9f34/src/bp-friends/bp-friends-functions.php#L858

    I’d recommend you to confirm if something is disabling that. Maybe the emails are not set up correctly or a theme or plugin is avoiding that to happen. Could be anything.

    This needs more investigation.

    #309431
    FTLRalph
    Participant

    On the top of the activity stream there is a dropdown to show activies that are “Everything”, “Updates”, “Friendships” etc

    This is the code in /activity/index.php

    <ul>
    	<li class="feed"><a href="<?php bp_sitewide_activity_feed_link(); ?>" title="<?php esc_attr_e( 'RSS Feed', 'buddypress' ); ?>"><?php _e( 'RSS', 'buddypress' ); ?></a></li>
    
    	<?php
    
    	/**
    	 * Fires before the display of the activity syndication options.
    	 *
    	 * @since 1.2.0
    	 */
    	do_action( 'bp_activity_syndication_options' ); ?>
    
    	<li id="activity-filter-select" class="last">
    		<label for="activity-filter-by"><?php _e( 'Show:', 'buddypress' ); ?></label>
    		<select id="activity-filter-by">
    			<option value="-1"><?php _e( '&mdash; Everything &mdash;', 'buddypress' ); ?></option>
    
    			<?php bp_activity_show_filters(); ?>
    
    			<?php
    
    			/**
    			 * Fires inside the select input for activity filter by options.
    			 *
    			 * @since 1.2.0
    			 */
    			do_action( 'bp_activity_filter_options' ); ?>
    
    		</select>
    	</li>
    </ul>

    Any way to somewhat easily go about adding a button next to it to (also through ajax) update the feed to sort in ASC or DESC order? Really just looking for some key functions or where to start, thanks.

    #309418
    sophiavancouver
    Participant

    Solved it. There was corruption in the buddypress tables caused by them not having a primary key that was autoincremented. When the new users were imported all their buddypress specific metadata was created with an id of zero. I could have restored from backup before the corruption, but decided to delete the zero id table rows instead. The loss of the key and autoincrement was something that happened when I converted some data to harmonize a live site with a development site and didn’t realize the key and autoincrement would be lost.

    #309411
    sophiavancouver
    Participant

    A group of new users were added using the “Import users from CSV” plugin, which has been used sucessfully before. After the import it was discovered that one of the new users could not access the group she had been added to by the admin. I was contacted and added a test user (created before the import) to the group. That user could not access that group or any other group I added it to.

    the group is showing in my test users list of groups subscribed to, in the list of members of the group, and an activity was created when they joined the group, but when I access the private group as that user, I receive a ‘this is a private group and you need to join first’ message and am unable to see the content.

    I had a look at the user table in phpmyadmin to see if there were any obvious errors like duplicate indexes. Nothing popped out.

    I cloned my site, changed the theme to 2020, deactivated all the plugins except buddypress and the error still exists.

    My own admin user is a member of the groups and can see them just fine.
    Site health says REST api encountered an error, background updates are not working as expected and the site could not complete a loopback request. The site is recently on a new host, but these errors were present prior to the move.

    What should I be looking for here to troubleshoot this? I’m assuming the import (which has been used successfully before several times) corrupted something in one of the tables buddypress uses to track group membership, I’m just not sure how to correct it.

    #309408
    piskonis
    Participant

    I keep having issues with Buddypress Register page translation. I am using loco translate, i have tried both manual and already existing translations, but still keep having same result – no translation.

    I have one guess, that it might be not directing me to the translated page, just the english one. Maybe you have suggestions how could I fix the translations issue?

    Register

    fabrizio1407
    Participant

    I have just default but I don’t find how insert text or images in any of the Buddypress pages.
    Can you help me?

    Thanks

    #309387
    jqcaffeine
    Participant

    I actually just figured out today that @mentions are working on the Activity dialogs, but not on bbPress forum topic/reply dialogs or regular WP pages; is that the intended functionality?

    Running:

    • WordPress 5.3
    • Gutenberg 7.0.0
    • BuddyPress 5.1.0
    • bbPress 2.6.2
    #309371
    iamthewebb
    Participant

    Hey,
    If you assume it is one of your plugins or theme have you tried using one of the default themes or disabling plugins, and if that fixes re-enabling one by one?

    If that doesn’t work you may need to supply more information as specified in https://buddypress.org/support/topic/when-asking-for-support-2/

    #309363
    rocketmena
    Participant

    how to add a meta key filtering in default function bp_has_members( $args = ” ) . Now filtering members based on name or user name only. I want to filter them based on position also.if we enter name or position, filter need to work.In default code, meta_key, meta_value set as false. Please assist.

    function bp_has_members( $args = ” ) {
    global $members_template;

    // Default user ID.
    $user_id = 0;

    // User filtering.
    if ( bp_is_user_friends() && ! bp_is_user_friend_requests() ) {
    $user_id = bp_displayed_user_id();
    }

    $member_type = bp_get_current_member_type();
    if ( ! $member_type && ! empty( $_GET[‘member_type’] ) ) {
    if ( is_array( $_GET[‘member_type’] ) ) {
    $member_type = $_GET[‘member_type’];
    } else {
    // Can be a comma-separated list.
    $member_type = explode( ‘,’, $_GET[‘member_type’] );
    }
    }

    $search_terms_default = null;
    $search_query_arg = bp_core_get_component_search_query_arg( ‘members’ );
    if ( ! empty( $_REQUEST[ $search_query_arg ] ) ) {
    $search_terms_default = stripslashes( $_REQUEST[ $search_query_arg ] );
    }

    // Type: active ( default ) | random | newest | popular | online | alphabetical.
    $r = bp_parse_args( $args, array(
    ‘type’ => ‘active’,
    ‘page’ => 1,
    ‘per_page’ => 20,
    ‘max’ => false,

    ‘page_arg’ => ‘upage’, // See https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3679.

    ‘include’ => false, // Pass a user_id or a list (comma-separated or array) of user_ids to only show these users.
    ‘exclude’ => false, // Pass a user_id or a list (comma-separated or array) of user_ids to exclude these users.

    ‘user_id’ => $user_id, // Pass a user_id to only show friends of this user.
    ‘member_type’ => $member_type,
    ‘member_type__in’ => ”,
    ‘member_type__not_in’ => ”,
    ‘search_terms’ => $search_terms_default,

    ‘meta_key’ => false, // Only return users with this usermeta.
    ‘meta_value’ => false, // Only return users where the usermeta value matches. Requires meta_key.

    ‘populate_extras’ => true // Fetch usermeta? Friend count, last active etc.
    ), ‘has_members’ );

    // Pass a filter if ?s= is set.
    if ( is_null( $r[‘search_terms’] ) ) {
    if ( !empty( $_REQUEST[‘s’] ) ) {
    $r[‘search_terms’] = $_REQUEST[‘s’];
    } else {
    $r[‘search_terms’] = false;
    }
    }

    // Set per_page to max if max is larger than per_page.
    if ( !empty( $r[‘max’] ) && ( $r[‘per_page’] > $r[‘max’] ) ) {
    $r[‘per_page’] = $r[‘max’];
    }

    // Query for members and populate $members_template global.
    $members_template = new BP_Core_Members_Template(
    $r[‘type’],
    $r[‘page’],
    $r[‘per_page’],
    $r[‘max’],
    $r[‘user_id’],
    $r[‘search_terms’],
    $r[‘include’],
    $r[‘populate_extras’],
    $r[‘exclude’],
    $r[‘meta_key’],
    $r[‘meta_value’],
    $r[‘page_arg’],
    $r[‘member_type’],
    $r[‘member_type__in’],
    $r[‘member_type__not_in’]
    );

    /**
    * Filters whether or not BuddyPress has members to iterate over.
    *
    * @since 1.2.4
    * @since 2.6.0 Added the $r parameter
    *
    * @param bool $value Whether or not there are members to iterate over.
    * @param array $members_template Populated $members_template global.
    * @param array $r Array of arguments passed into the BP_Core_Members_Template class.
    */
    return apply_filters( ‘bp_has_members’, $members_template->has_members(), $members_template, $r );
    }

    arnotzon
    Participant

    Hi there!

    I’m desperately trying to create a specific BuddyPress-based community, where Role 1 Users could create their profile and upload content (have rtMedia plugin installed). Access to this content should be restricted to other users, unless Role 1 User decides to provide content for free.

    Then, Role 2 Users could browse Role 1 member profiles and subscribe to their paid content by paying them a monthly subscription (from which I would take a commission).

    I’ve been trying for days to achieve this with different plugins (Paid Memberships Pro, Give, MyCRED, Recurring Donations,…), without success.

    If someone has a solution, that would be awesome 🙂

    #309339
    BuddyBoss
    Participant

    @jjj

    Somehow my last comment got deleted so posting again. This is Michael here.

    I really appreciate the nice things you posted here about BuddyBoss. I’ve also enjoyed hanging out with you at many WordCamps, going years back. Our issues with BuddyPress are not that it is coded poorly or anything like that, I think the developers have done a tremendous job with what is there, and appreciate everything you have contributed to the project personally. Our main issue is just that it has evolved really slowly over the past 5 years, and the market has gotten way more competitive in that timeframe. This has hurt our ability to grow as a company. Customers are leaving BuddyPress and switching to more feature complete SaaS solutions. But then at the same time, they want to be able to customize everything like you can do in WordPress, and then they are stuck. There really is no solution available that has all the features people want, and is also available to customize and extend. So we are trying to address that for our customers. At the end of the day, BuddyPress is free to copy anything we do and merge or adapt it into BuddyPress; open source works both ways. Hopefully there are not too many hard feelings, we’re all working toward the same goal, but as you said, in different directions.

    #309337
    BuddyBoss
    Participant

    @hochingj Replying to your comment:

    With as much as @buddyboss depends on buddypress and with how much they charge, I sure hope they are doing the ethical thing and donating to the buddypress group that they are profiting off of.

    I think there is some misunderstandings here. First it is important to know that the BuddyBoss Platform is 100% free and open source. We do not charge for it, you can download it and develop on it for free right now. We are providing a feature rich and actively maintained plugin and we are funding all of the development and documentation for it out of pocket, and not charging anything for it. We did this because our business previously did depend on BuddyPress and our customers didn’t like what BuddyPress was offering, and we believed we could provide a better solution that met our customer’s needs, and so that is exactly what we did.

    Our solution is open source just like BuddyPress, and we will open it up to contributors on Github shortly. If you want to contribute to our platform we will welcome you with open arms. Our only goal is to provide a great service to our customers, and our features are driven entirely by customer feedback.

    We are profiting only on our theme, whose code is not pulling from anything created by the BuddyPress community. We no longer depend on BuddyPress to any extent for our new products so there is nothing for us to contribute to. We are contributing to the actual users of BuddyPress, by giving away a free version of BuddyPress that is more feature rich and developed at a faster pace, and is backwards compatible to BuddyPress, but not dependent on BuddyPress for its current and future development.

    If you fast forward to a year from now our plugin will be very different from BuddyPress, even more so than it already is. The differences are big enough that it would have made little sense to try to do this through BuddyPress. We cannot depend on others to do what our customer base is asking us for. We need to move really fast, and BuddyPress moves really slow, and is actively adverse to growing its feature set too large. But our customers do not want a streamlined plugin, they do not want to depend on other plugins. They want all of the community features out of the box and integrated with each other, and as much as possible, they want that right now. We need the ability to take common requests and build solutions to those requests, without having to ask permission to someone else first. This is what our customers want from us and our obligation is to our customers above all else.

    #309336
    01systems
    Participant

    Hello all – I’d like to agree with the quote below from @johnjamesjacoby

    I believe BuddyPress is, still to this day, the single most important piece of software on the open web. It empowers anyone to foster free and open dialogue with the privacy and freedom of having their own website on their own hardware, while also being powerful enough to scale up and grow as a community of people garners momentum. And it empowers people like the folks at BuddyBoss to grow even beyond BuddyPress itself.


    @buddyboss
    – Any cool improvements that can be ported back to buddypress would be appreciated I’m sure (^_^)


    @coolhunt
    – yes there are issues I agree, its not been easy and I refer you to the quote above from @johnjamesjacoby | lol @ below, funee and looks like we are in the same boat together!

    Does anyone have a good simple beautiful free theme that just works for BP.
    Im using 2020 on a project and its horrible…
    please please help obiwan save us


    @sbrajesh
    – BuddyDev website is very nice, good work.

    No-on active in the IRC channel? Some other communities I follow have nice integrations with IRC and Slack.

    I’d love to contribute any way that I can and have registered to show my support for “the single most important piece of software on the open web”

    Great work, thank you

    #309328
    metalhead505
    Participant

    The best thing to do is to ask for your money back. 🙂

    No, but seriously, I reported it already in Buddypress Trac, but no luck. You can try asking them again and see what they say. Request Refund for lost revenue lol

    #309311
    shanebp
    Moderator
    #309305
    webmasterfreya
    Participant

    Hi,

    I have this in the theme functions.php :

    function noindex_buddypress() {
        if ( is_buddyPress() ) {
            echo '<meta name="robots" content="noindex, nofollow">';
        } else {
        }
    }
    add_action( 'wp_head', 'noindex_buddypress' );
    phiggins25
    Participant

    Hello Team,

    I’d greatly appreciate support fixing this issue that has plagued my site for the last year and has caused me to abandon the hopes of finally finishing my work. In essence, my admin account is flagged as a spammer by BuddyPress across my entire multi-site network! I am not sure where it started, although I have a hunch it was caused by the plugin “Join My Multisite”. Either way, I have deactivated all plugins and created new sites on my network from scratch but as soon as I install BuddyPress the admin account will be marked as a spammer! This is a huge problem because my site uses BuddyBoss theme, which is powered by BuddyPress! I am in extreme need of assistance here! Please and thank you.

    Here is another thread with a user experiencing a similar issue:
    https://buddypress.org/support/topic/my-account-marked-as-spammer-and-i-an-admin/

    #309301
    shanebp
    Moderator
    #309299
    oliviermillot
    Participant

    Thanks for your reply . I will check the elementor doc to see if there is a way to fix this problem. However I’m not sure, I saw a previous post that says Buddypress pages can’t be customized anw work with any page builder … I hope it’s not true …

    #309271
    Joost abrahams
    Participant
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