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  • Hello, i need a way of showing that certain users on my buddypress site have certain roles.

    I need to show that admins are official, and some accounts have been ‘verified’ by me.

    The way that i have thought of is that if accounts are admins, then when they make an activity stream update, it shows their name in gold, same as on the members search etc.

    And likewise for verified, say its blue when i set there role to verified in my admin section.

    Any ideas how i can do that?

    #26986

    Hello, i need a way of showing that certain users on my buddypress site have certain roles.

    I need to show that admins are official, and some accounts have been ‘verified’ by me.

    The way that i have thought of is that if accounts are admins, then when they make an activity stream update, it shows their name in gold, same as on the members search etc.

    And likewise for verified, say its blue when i set there role to verified in my admin section.

    Any ideas how i can do that?

    #128171

    In reply to: Tweet Activity

    abysshorror
    Member

    @billieTS @ultimateuser no I want to know how to do the RSS thingy :P could you point me out in any direction ?

    #128168
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    I think they should work fine in WordPress comments. If you can figure out how to make it stop working reliably, let us know on http://buddypress.trac.WordPress.org

    #128167

    In reply to: Tweet Activity

    billie
    Participant

    thank you guys for your replies :)

    both are great ideas…
    i have started using @ultimateuser way for now but would love to know how to tweak BuddyStream as @abysshorror suggested.

    #128166
    foxly
    Participant

    @matdryhurst

    Members created in the WP back-end don’t appear in the members list until the first time they login to the site. This is “by design”, and is due to the way user accounts work in WordPress. Its also an optimization to prevent (potentially) huge numbers of users that have never used the site from slowing it down.

    ^F^

    #26984
    matdryhurst
    Member

    Hello everyone,

    I recently installed Buddypress and have been running into some problems with the member section and inviting new members to join. I am using the ‘Invite Anyone’ plugin, however the problem persists even when all plugins are deactivated, and I even started a new installation on a different site and ran into the same issue.

    1) At http://community.altschool.me/members it suggests that there are 6 members, however when I select ‘All Members’ it returns “Sorry, no members were found.”.

    2) When I invite people to join groups through the Invite Anyone plugin, everything works fine until they are click on the link in the activation email and receive the notification “Invalid activation key, please provide a valid activation key”.

    Has anyone seen either of these issues before? These did not seem to be a problem a week ago.

    Thanks in advance, Mat

    kwerri
    Participant

    When people make comments in response to a post, if they type in the at sign followed by a member’s username (@username) sometimes, this turns into a link to the members profile. But sometimes, this does NOT happen.

    Does anyone know why? Or, can anyone point me to the code that does this?

    #26981

    I have BuddyPress installed and just installed the forums following the instructions. The Forum navigation button on my site that goes to http://diabeticclub.com/forums/ doesn’t show any forums, just looks like my home page again.

    I did create one forum called fitness. When I click on View it seems to point to http://diabeticclub.com/forums/forum/fitness/ but this page is blank as well.

    Home page is http://diabeticclub.com.

    Any ideas?

    Details:
    BuddyPress 1.5.3.1
    WordPress 3.3.1 (clean install, no upgrade)
    bbpress 2.02

    #128163
    Rocio Valdivia
    Participant

    Hi Isbul!

    with the plugin BuddyPress Private Community you can choose what will be private and what will be public:

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-private-community/

    Hope it helps to you :)

    #128162
    totomobile
    Member

    I am also running a highly custom theme and was having this issue. I checked my default buddypress theme jquery and it was 1.7.1. I upgraded my themes jquery to 1.7.1 and it all works perfectly now!

    thanks r-a-y!
    T

    Rocio Valdivia
    Participant

    Hi!!!

    I would like to show in the same activity tab the personal activity and the favourite activity. For that, I have modified the template activity-loop.php and I have change this line:

    `if ( bp_has_activities( bp_ajax_querystring( ‘activity’ ) ) ) :`

    for this one:

    `if ( bp_has_activities( ‘scope=friends,favorites’ ) ) :`

    As I found here: http://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/the-activity-stream-loop/

    But it doesn’t work, beacuse, I think that the parameter scope don’t accept more than one value. So, is there another way to show all the activity of friends and favourites in the same tab?

    Thanks so much!!! :)

    #26979
    bossmanuk
    Participant

    Hi everyone,
    I have installed the latest version of buddypress and was installing some plugins, so i thought i would save time by bulk activating them now i cannot login to the backend admin dashboard. All i get is redirect loop error but the front end still works? How can i disable all plugins and activate them one by one so i know which one or ones are causing the problem?

    Thanks

    Bossmanuk

    #26977
    Darfuria
    Participant

    Using site wide forums, the “Forums” page redirects to the site homepage. If I use the default BuddyPress theme, I get the message “The forums component has not been set up yet.”

    Installation steps
    ==============
    – Installed WordPress
    – Installed BuddyPress through plugin repository (which created Activate, Activity, Forums, Members and Register pages)
    – Configured BuddyPress
    – Installed Site Wide Forums through BuddyPress (bbPress 2.0.2)

    BuddyPress automatically sets the “Forums” page it creates to be the associated Discussion Forums page. If I remove the association, and put the bbPress forum index shortcode on the Forums page BuddyPress created, then the forums are displayed – although without styling.

    Clearly there’s some sort of error with the integration here, if the site wide installation (and its default slug setting) has a conflict with the Forums page BuddyPress creates during installation. The BuddyPress documentation doesn’t cover changing it to anything else, though.

    #26976
    whofan
    Member

    Hello, I am new to BuddyPress, and I would like to inquire if BuddyPress supports video content in blogs. Can videos be published like YouTube?

    Thank you.
    Joe

    #128155
    foxly
    Participant

    @topracer @peeld

    Search on buddypress.org has never worked properly and probably never will work properly. This is because proper, natural-language search is a hard problem that the developers behind WordPress and Buddypress don’t have any experience with.

    The most efficient way to search buddypress.org is to go to Google and type in

    “site:buddypress.org whatever you’re searching for”

    ^F^

    #26974
    linusf
    Participant

    Hello fellow BuddyPressers,

    In the name of simplicity I’m on the lookout for a few customizations to my global activity stream. Right now I have the following tabs showing:

    1. All Members
    2. My Groups
    3. Favorites
    4. Mentions

    In order to make my site more accessible for my peers I want to achieve the following:

    1. Remove “Favorites” and “Mentions”. These may be viewed from within each users profile.
    2. Rename “All members” and “My Groups” to “Public Activity” and “Private Activity” respectively.

    The reasoning behind this is that I use 9/10 groups in private mode and I want to provide my users with easy access to the private activity in order to grow engagement.

    Any information on how to achieve this is highly appreciated.
    /Linus

    mollygarvey
    Member

    Hello, I just set up Buddy Press and I am trying to apply a classifieds plugin and there is an error connected to Buddy Press Maps where when activated it crashed my whole site. It says that

    “Class ‘BP_Group_Extension’ not found in wp-content/plugins/buddypress-maps/bp-maps-groups-maps.php on line 56”

    I also can’t seem to get up the BuddyPress classifieds to work, it goes back to the default and asks me to set the page id.

    I have tried to google the issue and can’t seem to find an answer if anyone knows of anything it’d be greatly appreciated, thank you!

    #128153
    Brian Bowman
    Participant

    OK, so the search functionality doesn’t work then. Bummer. Kinda hard to look for other posts (and thereby eliminate redundant posts) w/out that ability. Hmmm…. Anyhow, thats @peeld.

    #128150
    Will
    Member

    I’m reopening this topic because @nanchante2 solution works, but there are other things which could be improved.

    That solution allow us to go to forum topic when click in reply button. However, I wonder if there’s any way to reply directly inside stream page and that reply been shown also on forum topic.

    thanks!

    #128149

    In reply to: Tweet Activity

    ultimateuser
    Participant

    @billieTS I use the RSS of the activity stream and use an RSS to twitter streaming service to automatically tweet everything from your stream

    Joseph G.
    Participant

    no one?

    Angie Meeker
    Participant

    I’m working on a Multsite install with BuddyPress at http://www.yourcrimesite.com.

    Through buddypress admin bar’s login link
    on both parent and child sites, the link goes to…
    http://yourcrimesite.com/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http%3A%2F%2Fyourcrimesite.com

    (don’t know if that’s important, but thought I’d throw it in there)

    If a user logs in using that link, no matter where the user started (on their own site or the parent site), they are returned to the parent site, where their profile info and admin bar is then available.
    >>I’d like the logged in user to be directed to the home page of the site they’re associated with (not the parent site).

    If I visit childsite.com/wp-admin, I’m taken to the child site’s dashboard.
    >>This is good

    If I visit childsite.com/wp-login.php, I’m logged into the child site, taken back to that child site’s homepage with the admin bar, profile, etc., shown.
    >>This is good.

    Logging out from a child site’s Admin Bar returns me to the parent site.
    >>Um…It’s ok, but I think it would be better if the login/logout function hung around the child site rather than the parent site.

    Logging out from the profile drop down with the site takes me back to the site’s login page.
    >>This is good.

    Also, all of the users I have currently were manually added, and the sites manually added – not sure if that matters.

    Do you think this is a BuddyPress issue or a Multisite issue to get the login/logout from the admin bar directing users to their respective sites? I could have sworn that was how it was supposed to work…

    #128109
    @mercime
    Participant

    Kudos @kingary for not giving up! :-)
    Cheers.

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