Have you looked at the BP Nouveau theme (Settings>>BuddyPress>>Options ) this allows you to set up vertical menus in Customizer.
Found a solution:
replaced line 61
in /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-nouveau/buddypress/groups/single/cover-image-header.php
<?php bp_group_description(); ?>
by
<?php bp_nouveau_group_description_excerpt(); ?>
I do not know what you mean by your question. I use BuddyPress options for members profile
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Hi andhi,
Are you able to crop with just BuddyPress loaded and with a default theme such as 2017?
Thanks for sharing your solution. Shortening the filename worked for me too.
I’m going to search Buddypress Trac and see if the authors are aware of it. I’ll report it if it’s not in there.
You’ll need to use this filter:
apply_filters( 'bp_core_get_suggestions', $retval, $args );
For more info, find that filter in this file:
...wp-content\plugins\buddypress\bp-core\bp-core-functions.php
How you retrieve the ‘denied’ users will depend on how they are handled by the other code or plugins.
If you do not know how to get an array of the denied user ids, you should ask the creators of that other code or plugins.
Have you deactivated user creation of groups in Settings>>BuddyPress>>Options?
Right now I can see it pointing to https://hagdahlseniorcenter.com/register but there’s no registration form there, the plugin should provide some way to add it”
Did you follow the instructions on how to set up a register page?
Register and Activation Pages
For now, click the ‘Log In’ link, then scroll down to ‘Create a new account’ and click it.
You don’t see a log in link on your site? Perhaps the term ‘log in’ is in swedish.
Deactivate the BuddyPress plugin and then try to register on your site.
If you do not understand how to to that, then please contact the support team at wordpress.com .
i do not understand.
When I click on Buddy Press plugin, it say
Our community have free support
https://buddypress.org/support/.
I get very confused!
And i do not understand your answer:
For now, click the ‘Log In’ link, then scroll down to ‘Create a new account’ and click it.
Hi there, another plugin to help you is https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-restrict-group-creation/ this will allow you to restrict members from creating more than one group.
If I updated this to include a restriction based on the number of group membership then that would help.
Looking at the code you’d also need to restrict the group join button showing so that it only shows for members not already in a group. How you do this depends on the BP Theme you are using, Legacy or Nouveau.
These are the BuddyPress forums.
The bbpress forums are here.
Good day,
I currently working on my office project. which is a website for managing a hackathon event that occurs every year. Our users will be in teams of 3 people and will be able to post about their project live on our website.
Last year we did with hackerearth.com but this year our company hire me to build a website. Now I’ve used Buddypress for my website.
Please find below the brief description for the site.
1. The users cannot be part of two teams.
2. Group size should be 3 members. If the group filled with 3 members no other users can able to join in the group.
3. If a user already joined in a group he can’t able to create a group. If he left that group he can create a group.
4. If a user created a group he will not able to join a different group or create another group.
PS: For the second point I’ve used ‘BP Limit Members Per group’ it works fine. But still users can join multiple groups and I’ve also used youzer plugin.
Please help me to resolve this.
Hi,
I am using memberpress plugin for members login/profile with buddypress. And I am using New User approved plugin to approve members. So there are a number of denied users/members, which I don’t want to see in tagging option, as I described above.
Hi there, here’s the steps I would take:
Deactivate all other plugins.
Switch to 2017 theme and test
Check for changes to functions.php, wp-config.php, bp-custom.php ( if you have one ) basically any place where custom scripts could be hiding.
Try recreating your emails in the Tools>>BuddyPress admin page.
If they still don’t work
Enable WP-DEBUG, install Query Monitor plus an error log viewer. initiate some emails and see if you get any errors at the same time.
Hello,
I have been working on new registered users moderation for a while and tried different user approval plugins out. Finally I decided to go back to the origin BuddyPress settings – and I have faced an unexpected technical issue. BP emails are never received. Although all was working at the beginning.
At the moment, any of BP emails are not received. Not by administrators on new user’s registration nor by users when someone sends a private message or adds as a friend.
I deactivated all the moderation plugins I was trying before, so only BP itself is activated.
What may have caused this issue and how can it be solved?
Thank you in advance!
I took a look at that plugin, it no longer works. So I’ve refreshed it here. https://github.com/Venutius/buddypress-component-stats however a lot of the functions never originally worked as far as I can see. I’ll try and get it fixed.
There’s another old plugin but this one still works – https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-member-profile-stats/ possibly not what you are looking for.
There this old plugin I found – https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-component-stats/ maybe you could try that?
BP is getting it’s own REST API, once this is launched then you should be able to easily create apps using it. For more info see:
https://github.com/buddypress/BP-REST
These forums are for questions about BuddyPress.
For questions about other plugins, such as wooCommerce and WC Vendors, please use their support forums. This thread is off-topic and closed.
The basic option is to set up a redirect for anyone but admin, that would involve adding some code to your functions.php. There’s probably plugins that d it, but it’s quite simple with code if you are happy with that.
That would not stop links from appearing in the WordPress admin-bar / toolbar. Would you still want to give them access to the BuddyPress menu options via the toolbar?
I’ve recently launched a BP specific Front End editor and I’ve included all the various hide admin code in that. You can choose to hide the admin-bar altogether or prune out the menu items you don’t want to display, such as the +New menu item.
OK. I fixed it. The problem was that I was using the Buddypress Nouveau Template Pack rather than Buddypress Legacy. The Legacy version has activities as the Group home page, while Nouveau has that weird thing where you have to click on the Activity tab to see posts.
I’ve yet to find out what other changes this has brought about.
Hi there, I got it working for ‘edit_users’ capability but I’ve had to make three changes to class-bp-members-admin.php to do it:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/8072
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/8069
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/8070
For ‘bp_moderate’ it seems there are other issues this time seemingly coming from WordPress:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/8071
I’ve raised another ticket, don’t think this will be the last as it’s still not working.
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/8070
