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The next step is to take a look at the error log, the easy way is to install an error log viewer such as BWS Error Log Viewer. Once you have that installed try registering then look in the log for entries at the same time as the registration attempt. That should reveal any PHP errors. Which BP Theme are you using? Look in Settings>>BuddyPress>>Options, the theme setting is in there.

Unfortunately there’s not a before save hook for this, only after save. I guess what you could do is wait until it’s saved then validate the password but that sounds like it’s not going to give the desired UI experience. Maybe you could ask for a hook to be added?

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/

you might be better off asking this question in https://bbpress.org/forums/ BuddyPress does not provide the forums it uses, it just integrates with bbPress. As far as I’m aware any forum labelled as hidden will not show up in a search and you’d probably need to create a custom search to achieve this.

Hi there,

I don’t know much about REST but I did notice that dealing with the Avatar has only just been added to the BP REST API, is that what you are working with?

https://github.com/buddypress/BP-REST

Hi there,

It’s not clear from the text exactly what you are looking for but it sounds like you’d need to do some customisation. For a lot of BP functions you only need to be a site members to perform a task and you’d therefore need to work out exactly what you’d like to restrict and then write the code for it. There are some plugins that do aspects of what you are looking for, for example https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-restrict-group-creation/ will prevent standard users from creating groups and I’m currently working on a plugin to restrict messaging for users. For bbPress forums you could set the new user role to Spectator to prevent the creation of topics and replies but I think what you are looking for is probably ore granular than this and so will probably need custom code to deliver your vision.

Hi Angela,

One way would be to customise the message already shown at the top of the register page. You can do this by creating your own translation of the text shown, and the translation can say what you like.

See this page for details on how you can create the translation:

Customizing Labels, Messages, and URLs

Once you have created your translation file (.mo) my suggestion for the best way to add it to your site and manage it is to use WPT Custom Mo File.

A lot of things have changed since BP 2.9.
You may need to update in stages instead of all at once.
You can find all the BP versions here.

I created be the Activity page, it doesn’t show whatever content I’ve typed into the top.

Correct. BP will remove any content that you add that way and inject BP content instead.

You can find BP specific info here.

Re nav: You can control the top nav by using the WP menus.
Go to wp-admin > Appearance > Menus and explore all the options.

I took a look at BuddyPress Like and it looks like it’s far from ready for use, so I think I’d look at https://wordpress.org/plugins/favorites/ instead, you could create a Profile page for the users list of likes and add your weighting based on your criteria.

I think based on your requirement that for your ultimate requirement you will need some custom coding. This is due to you wanting to add weighting to the likes.

One option would be to enable new blog posts to appear in the BuddyPress activity stream. That would automatically allow BuddyPress users to favorite the activity and for it to appear in their list of favorites in their profile. However you won’t easily be able to add your weighting since the BP favorites system dones not have this functionality. But that’s the same for any existing plugin. The potential downside is that the BP Activity stream is not just posts (which would have to be enabled with a bit of code).

There are also a number of WordPress post specific likes plugins, however these don’t give you a profile page with a list of your likes and the same issue remains that they would not support you weighting.

If it was me, I’d probably look to use a plugin such as BuddyPress Like as a basis for my solution. I’ve not looked in detail at this plugin but I’m assuming it adds the ability to like posts and display a list of likes in the users profile. That would serve as a good basis for what I was looking to do. It would then need some modification in order to support your specific weighting mechanism. The complexity of that task would depend on exactly how you want your weighting mechanism to work and the technique you use to account for it when displaying the likes list.

Please use the code button when posting code.

Did you read the codex page re the members loop?

You cannot add custom parameters to the loop.
You can write a custom query to gather all the member ids that fit your criteria and then pass those ids into the include parameter of the members loop.

Go to your wp-admin screen. Then go to Settings > BuddyPress > Components

If you cannot go to your wp-admin screen, then you have a major WP problem and probably need to install everything from scratch.

Hi there, I can confirm I’m also seeing this behaviour, could you raise this as a bug on Trac?

Does it do this with only BuddyPress active?

afaik, BuddyPress does not add that text or links to the registration page or widget.

Find out how that text and links were added to the screen and you’ll know how to edit them.
Maybe the logy-register-widget? Whatever the f@ck that is.

Hi there,

This is happening because the Nouveau register page will not submit without an email being entered into the field. There’s a number of possible solutions to this, all of them pretty hacky. So for example you could use JavaScript to remove the required status of the email field. However you mentioned overloading the register page and I’ll give you my more hacky solution. Be warned you will probably need to do more work to get your register page looking right. My solution is to replace that section of the Nouveau registration form with the Legacy content.

So you’d replace this:

<?php bp_nouveau_signup_form(); ?>

with this:

<label for="signup_username"><?php _e( 'Username', 'buddypress' ); ?> <?php _e( '(required)', 'buddypress' ); ?></label>

<input type="text" name="signup_username" id="signup_username" value="<?php bp_signup_username_value(); ?>" <?php bp_form_field_attributes( 'username' ); ?>/>

<label for="signup_email"><?php _e( 'Email Address', 'buddypress' ); ?> <?php _e( '(required)', 'buddypress' ); ?></label>

<input type="email" name="signup_email" id="signup_email" value="<?php bp_signup_email_value(); ?>" <?php bp_form_field_attributes( 'email' ); ?>/>

<label for="signup_password"><?php _e( 'Choose a Password', 'buddypress' ); ?> <?php _e( '(required)', 'buddypress' ); ?></label>

<input type="password" name="signup_password" id="signup_password" value="" class="password-entry" <?php bp_form_field_attributes( 'password' ); ?>/>

<div id="pass-strength-result"></div>

<label for="signup_password_confirm"><?php _e( 'Confirm Password', 'buddypress' ); ?> <?php _e( '(required)', 'buddypress' ); ?></label>

<input type="password" name="signup_password_confirm" id="signup_password_confirm" value="" class="password-entry-confirm" <?php bp_form_field_attributes( 'password' ); ?>/>

Like I say it’s not the prettiest solution but it should get you moving forward.

Hi there,

BuddyPress uses the server date to work out the dates for notifications so I think the first thing to ask if is your server date is showing correctly. You can check this in Settings>>General.

I think a good enhancement would be for this hook to pass some data: bp_core_general_settings_after_save
Currently, there is no way to tell if there were errors.
The same issue is found in the other files in bp-settings/actions/

You can open an enhancement ticket here.
Use the same login info you use for these forums.
Include a reference to this thread in the ticket description.