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After adding one group I decided it was a good idea to add a new one. After adding the 2nd group, there is some error which does not allow for more groups to be created. When I click the add group button, it takes me to the group creation page but it is really an edit page where i can only edit that 2nd group. I tried to change the information to add a new group, but it just edits the 2nd group EVERYTIME. I tried changing settings, like allowing or disallowing group creation by admins, but that didn’t work. If you delete all groups, then try to create one, it says there is no groups, and you can’t create one. I’m at a loss here, this is a basic element of BuddyPress that is not working. Losing faith…
Hello. I found out that somehow the email function of the WordPress doesn’t work with BuddyPress. For example, notification for new comments on posts come to my email from address noreply@www.mydomain.com .
But when new users want to register for my site, they don’t receive activation email. I don’t know how to isolate my problem. My URL is http://www.screenshotquiz.comHi there,
I have reinstalled forums on the site
Uncheck/check enable forums in group admin / settings
Checked permissions – 755 or 777Still getting the error “There was an error when creating the topic”
Can you help?
Thank you..
i just install a latest version of buddypress on my site http://www.bk.bajarang.com
i dont know any programming language…
there is problem when i try to go on activity,profile,message,friend,group,setting,notification ..the all this page gives me a eror say that page not found….plz visit my blog and suugest me solution..This is more or less a plea to the BuddyPress development team. I really believe you should make it a priority to make the next version of BuddyPress address the lack of profile privacy options above any other changes you may have planned in the future. Cosmetic changes are not that important because most people with any real BuddPress experience will more than likely be using a child theme to customize the cosmetics of the site to their liking. This change should be integrated into the BuddyPress default core because it is the only real way to make BuddyPress a viable choice for membership only social netwoking. BuddyPress is really a well developed plugin for WordPress and I know it is about being social, but the end user should have the ultimate choice in whether or not their profiles or site activity are view-able to the logged in members(public) or just their friends(private). This should be standard feature in buddypress without being dependent on plugins. When I say public or private, I mean that all members should have to be logged first before even given the option to view another members profile, maybe a landing page integration built into BuddyPress core that redirects any visitor the the landing page when attempting to view any post or page on the site. In my opinion just because a new user activated account there should still be options in the core to keep their profile accessible to only members they are friends with etc. I am not saying to jump the gun and make every single Profile field either view-able or not depending on friendship. Just a simple choice to display or not to display your profile to people you are not friends with. In other words the options in @modemlooper‘s BuddyPress Profile Privacy plugin functionality should be integrated into the BuddyPress default settings without dependency on a plugin. Privacy of the end user seems to be a determining factor in whether or not visitors decide to join/register on your site. Privacy options along with ACL built into BuddyPress right out of the box will put Buddypress in a whole new league for social network CMS choices. I also think the .htaccess file should contain the Options -Indexes code at default. Directory browsing should never be open by default. To me it is a security risk not include the Options -Indexes code in .htaccess at default. I would also like the buddybar and its links to somehow be integrated into a custom menu somehow. I would also like to see an option in the buddypress dashboard that will allow you to choose how many activity items are loaded.
Topic: My Account Link
Hello. I looked everywhere for an answer, but is there a link or page that is for member accounts? It isn’t very intuitive to look to the top of the page to access “My Account”, and I would like to add to a menu with the rest of the BP pages (i.e. activity, groups, etc.).
Thanks for your help,
Frank1. Which version of WordPress are you running? (3.3.1)
2. Did you install WordPress as a directory or subdomain install? (dir)
3. If a directory install, is it in root or in a subdirectory? (root)
4. Did you upgrade from a previous version of WordPress? If so, from which version? (no)
5. Was WordPress functioning properly before installing/upgrading BuddyPress (BP)? e.g. permalinks, creating a new post, commenting.
6. Which version of BP are you running? (most recent)
7. Did you upgraded from a previous version of BP? If so, from which version?
8. Do you have any plugins other than BuddyPress installed and activated? If so, which ones? (Event Manager)
9. Are you using the standard BuddyPress themes or customized themes? (Mingle by Parallelus)
10. Have you modified the core files in any way? (No)
11. Do you have any custom functions in bp-custom.php? (No)
12. If running bbPress, which version? Or did your BuddyPress install come with a copy of bbPress built-in?
13. Please provide a list of any errors in your server’s log files.
14. Which company provides your hosting? (Bluehost)
15. Is your server running Windows, or if Linux; Apache, nginx or something else?I have been looking through various plugins and haven’t come across anything that would work for what I want it to do yet:
I want users on my buddypress page to all be able to tag photos and comments to a central map. My stie is going to be for a small freestyle ski/snowboard community and I want to allow users to tag all of the various spots (handrails, staircases…) they have sessioned. Ideally making a map for other riders to check out new locations and allowing users to make comments and share their pics. A similar idea to what I want to do is – iskatehere.com – a site for skateboarder to share their favorite spotsI would like to create an author box that displays BuddyPress Profile Information about the author. I am using xprofile fields but I am not having much luck.
What is the easiest but most secure way to display this data? I’m pretty sure I can handle the CSS but the BuddyPress Function is where I find myself challenged the most.
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