Search Results for 'buddypress'
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Hi there,
I try to make sure that there is a certain xprofile field existing.
It seems like that is a tough thing to do with BuddyPress, right?
I am used to ACF where registering fields is quite easy.
If I get it right xprofile fields are registered directly in the database.
So the “xprofile_insert_field” function tries to write a line in the database.That means that I can not guarantee that a field has a certain ID and so I would need to focus on the name.
But the name seems to also be the Title of the field. So if I need to change the title of the field everything falls apart. Do I see that correctly?!I now plan to give the field a defined id and maybe overwrite the field.
Which is very messy and just works if I do huge id jumps for every field that i need, so that field that are manually created will not be missed.Is there a clean way to set up fields programmatically?
We deploy our site with a tool and so the wish is that eg. a new staging site can be created without manual work.
Also fields should be updated through code not manually.
So if the Title of the field needs to be changed I would like to have that updated through code.Hm – should I use some kind of databank migration thing for that?
Maybe you have tipps for me.
Hello,
My website has the wpforo forum plugin.
How can I make the admin bar appear under the header with the custom padding to fit the body of the site – just like how buddypress does it?
At the moment, after a user logs in, the admin bar sticks to the top of the page whilst scrolling.I’m using a managed wordpress hosting plan with wordpress version 5.2.3 and buddypress version 4.4.0.
My website admin bar
https://prnt.sc/paq7bzHow I want it
https://prnt.sc/paq7pgHello i have created 2 registration form using buddypress extended profile feature. i.e https://myolife.com/register/?role=provider
After registration i want to store the role (i.e user or provider) in wp_user table. i have created a column (i.e role) in “wp_user” table.. How can i do that?
OR just let me know which file in “buddypress” folder i will edit to achieve the above?
Please help me on urgent basis.
Hi guys,
I have a Freemium BuddyPress site and so far I’ve had to disable the activity feed entirely. However, I feel like I’m missing out on a great way to keep people on my site.
Is there a way to restrict activity stream Commenting to Certain roles (of my paying members)?
I can already restrict public messaging but if comments are still allowed it’s pointless.
Thanks
Topic: Where to find custom code
I am so sorry in advance and I really don’t know how I am having such a hard time finding this, but where can I customize my buddypress code. Here is how I installed everything. Got the domain from godaddy and installed wordpress right through them. Then on the wordpress dashboard, went to plugins and downloaded buddypress, bbpress and the theme Customify. Every time I am trying to go through a tutorial that involved customizing, I see things like “edit pb-custom.php” and things like that. Where are these files located, how do I literally access them? People say things like “its in /wp-content/plugins” but I dont know where to find that folder to begin with. Is it through the wordpress dashboard of my site? On godaddy somewhere? I know this is like 101 stuff but Im seriously confused where to find anything relating to code. I can find Customify’s Theme Editor very easily, not anything else though. Please help
I have a website where lots of videos are streamed from YouTube. I would like to have the functionality of people registering for an account on my website. If a user is logged in, I would like to track three things in particular: videos that are “liked”, videos that have been watched, and videos that the user wants to watch in the future. (This is very similar to functionality of a logged-in user on ted.com.)
Given that description, is there some way to add this information to a WordPress user and display that information through some third party plugin?
Topic: Registration box Spanish
I have installed the wordpress in Spanish and when installing buddypress I get the backend in Spanish except for some things but on the web I get the registration box (username, mail, password …) in English. How can i fix this? Thank you!
Topic: Page.php to buddypress.php
I want edit buddypress page template.
i followed the steps showed here: https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/theme-compatibility-1-7/template-hierarchy/
but it seems does not work. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks
Hi,
Is there a way to use Buddypress “about me” section on the user profile as the Author Box description?
I tried to change
<div class="author-desc"><?php the_author_meta( 'description' ); ?></div>to
<div class="author-desc"><?php bp_the_profile_field_value(); ?></div>but it doesn’t work.
Topic: Emails showing WordPress
When a user replies to one of my updates within the activity section, it shows as if it is coming from wordpress – this is not how I have configured it in the emails section of the dashpanel for buddypress as everything is like:
[{{{site.name}}}] {{poster.name}} mentioned you in a status update
And that works, but not for where it’s coming from: <wordpress@mydomain.com>
Please see screenshot: https://prntscr.com/p9bx97
How to set that for buddypress?
Thank you
Topic: Custom Sidebar in BuddyPress
im working with pre_get_posts action hook, and calling xprofile_get_field_data in the function it is returning an empty string, after looking into the function it seems the $bp->profile array is not fully loaded, and $bp->profile->table_name_fields is missing and generating a mysql error.
I have disabled all other plugins, and still the issue persists.
what am i missing?
WordPress 5.2.3
BuddyPress Version 4.4.0
this is an intranet site!
Theme: Multi NewsVersion: 2.6.5 [www.momizat.com]The Issue does not happen on TwentyFifteen/ TwentyTwelve
Looking for a fix.
Hi,
on my site https://abtomed.com/registrieren/ nobody get’s a mail while register.
Not the user himself, nor the admin of the site.
I already tried smpt solutions, which unfortunately don’t help.
Also the plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-registration-options/ doesn’t help at all.
What am i doing wrong about that issue?
Maybe someone can help to figure out. Also i want a “I read the privacy policy informations” checkbox inside this registration form and a recaptcha spamprotection, but don’t know how to solve it… :/
Cheers
JensI’d like to limit the ability of WordPress users with the “Subscriber” role to interact with the BuddyPress functionality of my website. Is there any way to remove permissions for posting activity updates, commenting on them, etc? Basically I want one set of members to be able to post activity stream updates, and the other set to just spectate with the ability to comment on the site’s blog posts, and not much else (like the regular subscriber role w/o buddypress access).
I know BP doesn’t really work the same way with roles/capabilities as wordpress… My only ideas off the top of my head are to nest the relevant BP template bits in tags that hide them based on role, but that seems… not pretty.
Thanks for any pointers!
Hello,
After clicking the activation link in the “Activate your account” email, you are taken to the activation key page, you then have to press the “Activate” button, then click log in, then sign in manually. Doesn’t seem like a good user experience to me.
Is it possible to have the user redirected to the home page and be automatically signed in after clicking the “Activate” button? Or better yet, do this right from the email link?
Many sites just take you to their site and have you auto signed in after clicking the activate link in the first email.
Is it possible to make these changes to Buddypress?
Thank you,
-Chris
Topic: Booking Calendar
Hi,
Are there any plugins that can integrate a booking calendar with Buddypress?
Need it so my members have the ability to manage all there bookings, payments
in the buddypress members section.Cheers
BradI actually thought this was a part of WordPress but I’ve been searching docs and googling and haven’t found anything specifically.
The site is for a physical membership site and only members in good standing will be allowed to register for an account and therefore able to use BuddyPress.
So the potential new user would fill out the registration form, submit, verify there email and wait for approval from the officers. The BuddyPress registration form will have an extra field to identify the member by their membership number.
The key is that only accounts that have been approved can see any of the BuddyPress features like member profiles, directory etc. non-logged in users shouldn’t see anything from BuddyPress except the login and registration pages.
I’m hoping this is easier than it looks so far.