Hi Anders,
No problem.
About 2 members and 3 members issue:- BuddyPress only lists users who have an active account and have logged in to your site atleast once after you activated BuddyPress.
Please login to your site with that user for 1 time and they will appear in the list.
Regards
Brajesh
Hi Anders,
It won’t appear there. It is a directory page and BuddyPress does not add the directory page inside the link box you have specified.
Question:- Why do you need that page to appear in the above link box?
Your directory is working now. Please see
Medlemmar
If your goal is to add to the main menu, you already did it. Please help me understand more and I will assist further.
Regards
Brajesh
To Answer your last question:- No, There won’t be any page “Members” in that link Block. BuddyPress does not add Members there.
Even though “Members” is a special page(directory), the BuddyPress link section only lists pages relevant to logged in user(profile tabs).
regards
Brajesh
Thank you for sharing. It is in the right step. We need to follow 1 more step and you will see the members list here.
Please see this image
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1. Open Settings->BuddyPress
2. Click on “Pages” tab under BuddyPress setting screen
3. From the “Members” dropdown selecth this page
4. save.
Now, Please visit the page again and let me know if it is showing you the members or not?
Regards
Brajesh
I have now removed all old pages called “members” and created a new page called “Medlemmar”. But shall there be a page “Medlemmar” here for it to work in BuddyPress:
And how do I make it appear there?
Hi @brajesh, it was just a quick fix for the issue where assigning a [page to BuddyPress removes it from the pages list in the the Menus screen, basically you need to create the menu before you assign the page to BP, either way works.
Hi Anders,
Your members directory is working fine.
here is the link
Registrerade medlemmar
It seems to me that you have created 2 members page. Please visit Dashboard->Pages abd search for “Members”. Delete one of the pages.
Then please visit Dashboard->Settings->BuddyPress->Pages and associate the remaining “Members Page” with BuddyPress.
Once you are done with it, Please visit Dashboard->Appearance->Menu and click on “Pages” tab(it is the first one above BuddyPress). Click All pages and select members.
That should do it.
If you are finding any issue, please reply back and I will create an account and assist.
Regards
Brajesh
Hi,
what are the issues you are facing?
Did you make any changes to BuddyPress php files? If not, then uninstalling and installing won’t make much difference.
If you can list the issues you are facing, May be I or other community members here can assist.
Best Regards
Brajesh
Hi Anders,
Please try the suggestion in my previous reply and see if that works or not?
@venutius,
Can you please tell me what will be affected by deactivating and activating BuddyPress? I don’t see nay reason(if the page has been associated in BuddyPress page settings).
Regards
Brajesh
Sorry Anders I was being a bit thick and not understanding your issue. I know the problem and the answer is to deactivate BuddyPress, this will make the page visible under pages in the menu’s page, pick it for your menu and then reactivate BuddyPress. That should sort you out.
Hi,
Thank you for the screenshot and the screencast. I can see the issue now.
The “Members” page is not part of “BuddyPress” section of the nav menu screen. It is part of your normal “Pages” section.
The “BuddyPress” box allows you to add link for logged in user’s profile tabs(or login/register link for logged out users).
If you want to add Members to your Menu, Please click on the first box “Pages” on the menu screen and select “Members” from it.
Regards
Brajesh
Hi Anders H,
Please leave that content empty. BuddyPress will generate the members list automatically.
Once you have created this page, Please visit Dashboard->settings->BuddyPress and open the “Pages” tab.
Make sure you select this page in the “Members” option and it will work.
Best regards
Brajesh
I have already found code how to hide avatars but I do not how to hide (or replace) their names for non-logged in members? If you know how to do it, then is this solved!
BuddyPress does not include a ‘Profile Builder’.
You should ask the people who created ‘Profile Builder’.
The code was just copied from an earlier version of the site before I found out about multisites and BuddyPress. Where exactly do I put the code, and what would I modify about it to make it work?
Which plugin are you referring to here? I don’t recognise those links as part of BuddyPress, there’s not a requests-inbound endpoint in BP that I’m aware of, where does the boss part come from? same with requests/?new the bp default is simplt requests. When I try to access another users friend requests, I get an unauthorised notice.
I would like to report the following bug resulting in information disclosure.
There is a missing permission checks on: …/boss/members/{username}/friends/requests/?new
Earlier versions, (confirmed in 1.3.3): …/boss/members/{username}/friends/requests-inbound/
One can see friend requests of any user, it shows the button too, but fortunately it does not work.
How would I go about allowing non users—guests—to view the sub sites of a multi site? I’m not sure if this is a thing with BuddyPress, but regardless, would you have any ideas or suggestions to allow access to view subsites of the main multisite? What I mean is, that if I am not logged into an account, it doesn’t display any sub sites on the sites page, or on the corresponding user’s sites page on the main site.
Additionally, it seems that if I am logged into a member account, not the admin account of the main site, the sites page will display only 1 site in the all sites categories, but display the user’s corresponding site in the my sites category. What exactly could be causing this phenomenom?
WP: 5.1.1
BP: 4.2.0
Site: http://worldcubers.com/
>there is no way to deactivate it
So you deactivated the plugin via the plugins screen in wp-admin?
What makes you think BuddyPress is still running?
Using ftp or a file manager, you can always change the buddypress folder name in the plugins directory. And WP will deactivate the plugin.
If you still think it is running, then it is code from: some other plugin, your theme, some custom code that was added to your site.
I’ve gotten BadgeOS set up to do somewhat what I’m looking for via the Community add-on, but it puts them in a profile tab labeled ‘Achievements’. If nothing else, that will work, but was looking to have the badges/awards listed directly in the Profile tab under a custom profile field.
What I’m specifically looking to do is have a custom (preferably full HTML) profile field where I can upload the icons for awards and link them to dedicated pages explaining what each one is.
I’ve added in BuddyPress Xprofile Custom Field Types, which gives an image field, but apparently not a custom HTML profile field option.
Hi, I just checked. It says Buddypress Legacy.
I am experiencing the same issue. Buddypress is consuming a large server resource and slow down our site but now there is no way to deactivate it
I don’t know the answer to that as I know nothing about wordpress.com but I’d hope if there was a Swedish translation for BuddyPress that .com would support it.
Certainly on a self hosted solution you would get the latest translation plus the ability to customise it so that the language used was suitable to your specific site.
