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Hi,
I would like to be able to hide all of the tabs for the pages/sections of my BuddyPress installation, i.e. Activity, Forums, Groups, Members from non-registered (i.e. non logged-in) users. I have implemented the Private BuddyPress plugin, which protects the pages, but doesn’t hide the tabs.
Could someone let me know how I hide the tabs too?
Thanks,
Nick
@shanebp ‘truly awful’ is a rather strong turn of phrase, the developer is quite well known in the community and might be upset by that
– I’ve no actual experience of the plugin so can offer no opinion either way.Hi,
I am looking to develop a website for a local charity I am involved in. The website would essentially be in two parts, one for public viewing, and one to be viewed/used only by members of the group.
I’m sure wordpress/buddypress would be fine for the public section of the website, it’s the private section that I am less certain about.
The main components of the private section would be a section for each subgroup of the organisation, each with a forum and a wiki, for working collaboratively on documents, storing minutes, posting agendas, etc. I would like a single sign on for everything that is private, i.e. the forum and wiki. As I imagine it, various tabs (for the private pages on the site) in the navigation of the site would be hidden, and there would be an unobtrusive login form somewhere on the public pages. I would like all of the activity from the forums and changes to the wiki to be on an activity stream page, and for members to be able to sign up to receive email notifications when new posts/replies are added on the forum, and changes are made to the wiki.
As I see it the forum side of things is built in, with a plugin for email notifications. What I am less sure about is the wiki. There are plugins for a wiki, but could these be integrated with the activity stream and the email notifications?
If there was some kind of project management plugin, where a schedule for a particular project could be tracked, that would be a bonus.
I am wanting to make sure that I can get most of this functionality before taking the plunge, and would be grateful for any advice.
Thanks,
Nick
@mrjarbenne Thanks but it is setted in “No” i am desesperate, if i dont find a solution ill have to restart my 2 years old webpage
, because reinstall WP and BP hasn’t even workIf you look at this image, can you tell me if it’s specific to Buddypress or the theme I am using. As I add new profile tabs on the back end – they aren’t tabs or placed horizontally on the member page. The are bullets? Do you know how I can fix this?
Thank you.
Client wants to know if specific user activity can be tracked and reported by the Admin. Such as, which files were downloaded, and how long did such and such a user spend on a specific page? And who, by name, those users are?
I have tried Google and also the search on this site, which keeps taking me to the Buddypress blog for some reason, but can’t seem to find a solution to my problem.
I recently installed Buddypress on my gaming community site which was a open comment blog. Now anyone who wasn’t registered and post sometime ago is causing their comments to look as if I posted them, which is confusing.
I disabled buddypress and it fixed the problem. My question is how do I fix it so that my old user comments show as if they were posted by that user instead of defaulting to me all of a sudden?
There a few things really holding back buddy press and that is mobile app support and the ability to upload images via an iPhone. Will this ever come to buddy press?
