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@rogercoathup I do not use any plugin for user levels and permissions. I only gave examples of levels. I’d like an If with an elseif and else to levels. If you are an administrator, a text appears: “Administrator” or is Editor, a text appears: “Editor” and if is a subscriber, you may see “Member” or simply any message.
Well I just did some research and found that the client page can be the buddypress acitvity stream menu can act as client portal where they can post their own stuff without having anyone else to see it. so if I am right please say so and if I am wrong please correct me.
Sorry to post few items in one post but in order to not to get closed by dear admins, I have these two other questions:
1.) how can I add more pages to activity stream menu for my clients?
2.) how can I move this menu and make it is a side bar and have it visible after the user logs in?
Thanks to all of you dear developers.urday and I couldn’t visit the site.
Hi,
I am using the latest buddypress with pagelines theme and would like to know if there is a way of limiting the amount of characters a user can post in the status field. I would really like to limit this to 100 characters. An example of this can be found in the following link on my site – http://www.sweepbook.com/members/seenumnicioug/activity/241.
Thanks in advance!
There are people that use the Suffusion theme with BuddyPress, so I know it should work, and everything is working and looks great — except for the register page. Which is arguably the most important part.
I don’t think any of the plugins are conflicting with it, because it does work if I just switch the theme without changing anything else.
I can’t find a ticket, but I’m pretty sure it’s come up before somewhere — probably buried in the depths of trac…
Roger’s solution would be to modify Post and Page activity items to link to the ?p=… link format; those do a canonical redirect to the “real” URL, so such a change wouldn’t affect search engines.
However, we’ve finished work on BP 1.6. We’re going to put out a release candidate very very soon, so this issue would have to be considered for a future version of BuddyPress.
@dvd3141 If you can make an enhancement ticket on https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ so this isn’t forgotten about please. 
Yes, the activity stream items are created at the time a post is created, so the bug is explicable. Surprised it’s not been encountered before ( @djpaul – have you noticed this previously? ).
I suspect the best solution is to store the links in the activity stream in a ‘permalink neutral’ way, and then apply a filter that ‘adds’ the current permalink structure to them when they are displayed / accessed.
If I change the permalinks setting in WordPress Settings / Permalinks, then all previous BuddyPress activity updates become broken. For example, “Joe Bloggs wrote a new post ‘New Post’ — the link to New Post still uses the old permalinks structure, and results in a 404 error.
Anyone else seen this happen? Is there a simple fix?
alright, thanks @PaulGibbs
Editors can edit pages because this is a standard capability check built in to WP.
Again, BuddyPress doesn’t use Roles. At all.
Hi Roger,
“including site wide forums” – does that mean that posts under bbPress are automatically added to the activity stream, even when bbPress was installed BEFORE BuddyPress? If I look at http://www.mysite.com/activity which is the page I’ve set up with BuddyPress pages, it’s only showing BuddyPress-side activities.
And no, I don’t think it’s a problem with the buddydev’s widget plugin, as it seems to be able to publish BuddyPress activities just fine.
Hey Paul,
I will do that, however I have found a couple of threads discussing the same issue so I guess I’ll add mine to those.
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-2-manual-activity-stream-integration/
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/how-do-i-set-up-bbpress-and-buddypress/
I’ve tried the suggestions there to no avail.
@edinchez We’ve fixed this for BP 1.6 which should be out in a couple of weeks.
If you cannot wait, open up register.php in your theme and adjust this line:
`if ( bp_has_profile( ‘profile_group_id=1’ ) ) :`
to look like:
`if ( bp_has_profile( ‘user_id=-1&profile_group_id=1’ ) ) :`
Please please be sure to revert this change after you upgrade to 1.6; it’s the sort of seemingly-harmless change that could cause some subtly weird behaviour at some point in the future which would take ages to track down 
Not possible. BuddyPress doesnt’ use WordPress user roles or capabilities, so I don’t think we can do this granularly at the moment.
Hi : congrats for your work.
1 . The Group Creation Wizard creates a loop : first step – group details – completes and the next step button links you to a blank page with another next step button – then wordpress crash with “do you really want to do this /try again” message.The Group Details are saved though and can be modified from the admin panel.I tried to browse every forum related to group creation problems and tried everything , on fresh installs with the unaltered BuddyPress Default theme.and the bbpress URI thing does not seem to work either.I tried to remove all steps but the Group Detail step but I’m not that good.
2 . Forum topic creation does not work within BuddyPress; fresh install, no worksey.
I could definitely use a fix !
Ok, thanks @PaulGibbs.
(1) why can member’s with the role of “Editor” edit pages (a link appears for them on the bottom of the page) while members with the role of Subscriber, for example, cannot?
(2) why does the upper “static” menu bar across the page give different options based on role?
(3) are there different BuddyPress role settings that I should know about or be aware of?
The underlying purpose here is to determine what role to give our various members. Thanks for helping and guiding.
I need to have seprate buddypress admin who have the full rights of buddypress but not can logged in to dashboard. And there should be a seprate site admin for dashborad. Any Idia how I can achive this.
The bbPress plugin does create entries in the activity stream by default… including for site wide forums.
Sitewide activity widget is not part of BuddyPress — it’s a 3rd party plugin from buddydev
Do you see your bbPress activities in the normal BuddyPress activity stream? If not, there is something wrong in the way you have your site configured.
If you problem is just in the sitewide activity stream widget, then try asking on their forums at Buddydev.
Remember to include version numbers for your WP / BP and bbPress
Can anyone help me out with this ????
Hi,
The error log I posted encompasses the errors that have been generated while I was micking around with reinstalling buddypress and bbpress.
I have both bbPress and Buddypress installed currently, and I also have the Activity Streams component enabled.
However, a ticket from way back three years ago explains what I think the problem is. https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/241
If I go to my profile, and post an update on my profile, this gets saved in bp_activity. But anything new topic creation or reply on my bbPress forum, it DOES NOT get saved in that table. So it looks to me that stuff created in the BuddyPress side gets saved in bp_activity, but stuff from the bbPress side do not.
Is there any way so that user activities from bbPress gets saved to this BuddyPress table?
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I have tried deactivating all plugins apart from bbPress and BuddyPress. Also, switched to the theme that came with BuddyPress. SiteWide Activity Stream is still limited to just BuddyPress activities.
Note that I have User Groups and Discussion Forums (within Groups) DISABLED, which is how I do want it, as we want the community as simple and straighforward as possible while still enjoying the awesome features like messaging from BuddyPress
I also imagine that if I were to create Groups in BuddyPress, and then post messages in Forums of that Group, it will get posted to the Activity Stream. But I really do not want Groups.
I understand that this may very well be how the plugin was designed to work, but this is a plea for a little help now 
Have you enabled the activity stream component in your BuddyPress settings?
The basic step for debugging any problem like this is — disable all your plugins except BuddyPress; switch to the default theme. Does it work now? If not, there is something wrong with your install.
If it does… switch to your theme, test; then add your plugins one by one testing at each stage.
From that, you can determine what’s breaking it — install, theme, or specific plugin
[edit: from your error log, you clearly also have problems with bbPress not being installed]
@djpaul – Just the standard, out-of-the-box BuddyPress registration process for now. Couple of additional fields, all added as standard (via BP profile settings).
We are looking into using Gravity Forms for user registration in the future, mainly so that we can hook Twitter (& other social url’s) into extended & custom profile field, and also to make the registration process self-contained (not requiring email activation), but right now, we’re just using out-of-the-box functionality/forms.
FYI – We’re also using the Mingle theme by Parallelus but having raised this issue over on their support forums, I was informed that it’s highly unlikely to be a theme-related issue, which is fair enough really.
No, where your navigation is ( most probably in header.php ), place the last code snippet i posted.
Don’t install the plugin i posted, it was simply to give you an idea of the bp member links
sorry , i didnt get it , if the plugin is activated and i paste this second code somewhere in the theme it will show that menu?
1. WordPress Version 3.4.1
2. WordPress NOT on a subdomain
3. WP installed on root of domain
4. Not an upgrade.
5. WordPress was functioning pre-Buddypress, and it still is as far as I can see.
6. BP Version 1.5.6
7. I did not upgrade BP.
8. I have lots of other plugins, ones that are concerned with BP are bbPress, BP Sitewide Activity Widget
9. I am using a BP theme that came with Tersus theme, which got auto-detected in the setup wizard
10. I have not modified the core files.
11. I do not have custom functions in bp-custom.php?
12. bbPress Version 2.1. I installed it via the Plugin manager.
13. error_log http://pastebin.com/hJAmK8YY
14. Hosting provided by Ventra IP
15. Server: LAMP
In the community site that I am trying to set up, the landing page is one of the most important to the client. I couldn’t find any other way to set up what he wants apart from using Sitewide Activity Widget plugin. http://buddydev.com/plugins/buddypress-sitewide-activity-widget/
However, when I insert the widget that this plugin installed, the activity stream looks to be empty. I go into phpMyAdmin, and notice that the tables prefix_bp_activity and prefix_bp_activity_meta are both empty. I try and do something (anything) in the forums then check the table, nothing is being added to those tables.
The plugin i posted was a guide line, place this somewhere within your theme: http://pastebin.com/JLjMynR0
If the user is logged in, it will show up. It is a link to the users @Mentions