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November 29, 2018 at 11:12 am #282314
In reply to: Avatar Upload ‘Wrong Size’ Message Is Wrong
mongol7
ParticipantHello dsnic. Sorry to bother you but it’s important. You and I had the same problem with a “Buddypress who clicked at my profile” plugin. You said to see a page with “fatal error” errors. Have you found a solution since? I asked for help but I do not have an answer and unfortunately I miss the time.
cordially
November 29, 2018 at 11:12 am #282311Topic: Add Group Member form in backend is empty
in forum How-to & Troubleshootingfrosttho
ParticipantHey All!
It’s me again. I upgraded from BuddyPress 3.2.0 to 4.0.0. After the Upgrade the “Add Members” Form on the Group Page in the Backend was empty. I only got the title “Add new member”.
Is there any workaround?
Thanks in Advance
frostthoWordPress Version 4.9.8
BuddyPress Version 4.0.0
BuddyPress Plugin: LH Private BuddyPress 1.0.8
Running on Apache / Ubuntu 18.04November 29, 2018 at 10:18 am #282310In reply to: PHP fatal error in debug.log
alriknijdam
ParticipantSaw you guys released 4.0.0 so I deinstalled the old version, did some repairs on the database and installed the new version of buddypress. So far so good, in 24 hours this fatal error has not popped up again. Let’s hope it stays that way 🙂
November 29, 2018 at 5:56 am #282305iamdev
ParticipantAre you the same user who ask buddypress cloud be use as songlyrics site first make it clear what do you want to achieve , buddypress can be used for a lot of thing
November 29, 2018 at 3:33 am #282297In reply to: Delete users via mySQL
a608237
Participanti deleted that user’s rows from wp_usermeta also and it still says that user’s name is already taken during registration. I think I may have learned my lesson.. you wouldn’t happen to know where else I need to delete data to finally rid the user would you?
Would you recommend testing the login/reg system by deleting accounts from the buddypress interface?
November 28, 2018 at 10:47 pm #282293In reply to: Buddypress group
webmasterfreya
ParticipantIn bp-groups-admin.php function bp_groups_admin_edit_metabox_add_new_members lacks
is_multisite() &&wp_is_large_network is only loaded for multisites.
function bp_groups_admin_edit_metabox_add_new_members( $item ) { if (<strong> is_multisite() &&</strong> wp_is_large_network( 'users' ) ) { $class = ''; $notice = __( 'Enter a comma-separated list of user logins.', 'buddypress' ); } else { $class = 'bp-suggest-user'; $notice = ''; }November 28, 2018 at 9:10 pm #282286In reply to: Member profiles not showing
shanebp
ModeratorIt seems you have deactivated BuddyPress.
If you decide to reactivate it and if we need to be logged-in, please provide a user name and password.November 28, 2018 at 6:40 pm #282280In reply to: Export data or gdpr related problem
ModeratorYou should follow this ticket.
November 28, 2018 at 3:40 pm #282275In reply to: Setting up Forums and Sub Forums
ModeratorBuddyPress uses bbpress.org for all forums.
Please use their support, bbpress.org/forums, for questions specific to forums.November 28, 2018 at 1:51 pm #282266In reply to: SHOW GROUPS ADMINS
ModeratorWP no longer allows you to add code in the editor unless it can test the code first – otherwise it throws that error.
You should not be adding the code in that location.
You should add it to bp-custom.php or to the functions.php file in your theme or child theme.
November 28, 2018 at 1:44 pm #282264ModeratorAre you using BuddyPress 4.0 ?
If so, you can file a ticket here.
Be sure to state the BP version and the steps needed to reproduce your issue.
November 28, 2018 at 1:41 pm #282263In reply to: Buddypress group
ModeratorIf you are referring to BP 4.0, and the Fatal Error re add new members in wp-admin > Groups > Group > Edit, then you are correct.
A bug report has been filed.November 28, 2018 at 11:47 am #282255In reply to: Peepso vs Buddypress
EricTracz
ParticipantWell… let me add just my 2 cents here…
PeepSo isn’t really expensive if you consider the level of support we provide, continuous and frequent updates etc. WPML compatibility is on our list, we still have a lot of other things to do before we can get to that.
As we provide plugins for most functionality ourselves, updates won’t break anything. We test PeepSo with latest php, WordPress etc. to ensure it’s ready for whatever comes next. We’re already PHP 7.3 compatible. We have automated testing suite, dedicated server and an engineer to make sure everything always works.
On the other hand there’s BuddyPress… to get all the functionality PeepSo provides with the bundle, you need to pay actually more… not only that but the need to go to multiple vendors, which don’t have the same development rate. You can update one thing and then the others don’t get updated and you’re stuck with outdated code. Or you upgrade something and break your site because it won’t play well with others. If you want to spend time one maintenance and making sure everything plays well together, sure. Go with BP.
But just to touch base on customizations, when they are done properly with plugins, css, template or assets overrides they will not ‘break’ your custom code. Hacking plugins directly is NEVER a good idea. If you need advice on adding functionality or how to go about it, we can give pointers.
November 27, 2018 at 10:55 pm #282244In reply to: Missing Member and Group Navigation
ModeratorDid you try to narrow down the issue ?
For example:
Did you try deactivating LH Private BuddyPress ?
If the menus return, then you should follow up with the creators of the LH Private BuddyPress plugin.Did you try switching from Nouveau to the other template pack – BuddyPress Legacy ?
November 27, 2018 at 7:54 pm #282225In reply to: Not Working For MultiSite Install
ModeratorI assume you meant bbPress 2.5.14
Are you on BuddyPress 3.2.0 ?I’m able to see bbpress and buddypress on the admin site…
By ‘see’ you mean in the Network Admin dashboard, you can see both plugins on the plugins page and they both say ‘Network Deactivate’ under the plugin name?
On the Network Admin Dashboard, I see tabs for ‘Activity’ and ‘Groups’, both are BP components.
Under ‘Settings’, I see BuddyPress, but not ‘Forums’.If I add a Group, it does so only on the primary site on the network – but all the Settings are only on the Network Admin screen.
I do not see any dashboard links re BuddyPress on any site within the network.
For ‘Forums’ ( bbPress ), I see a tab and a Settings link for all sites in the network.
This may be correct, although confusing.
I just want to confirm that we are seeing the same things.November 27, 2018 at 5:47 pm #282215In reply to: buddypress add images to article
darren1985
Participanti am using the feature within buddypress to bring the ability to add articles/groups.
it basically shows up like this site comment box, just basic text.
@Venutius, article as in any news site you read it has text and images in the article.im able to allow users to add an article, set feature image, assign to category but in the actual body text its like this site, basic text no feature to add media.
this can be done via the admin (backend) but i dont want users accessing my site via wordpress backend, id like them to do it via front end.
November 27, 2018 at 5:16 pm #282214In reply to: Different avatars being set……?
lookingahead
ParticipantOMG…THE LINK DID NOT POST LOOOOOL…..
Because I’m like a ‘spammer’ or something right? Hahaa…
DEAR GOD.
MAN I HOPE THIS ONE WORKS LOOOOOL:
November 27, 2018 at 5:08 pm #282213In reply to: Different avatars being set……?
ParticipantScrew it. I tried to post the code in various ways, but I don’t have time to spend trying to post A SIMPLE COMMENT FFS.
Go to this link and use the code specified in the file.
I hope it’s still available years later when someone stumbles across this comment thread.
BuddyPress forums need some sort of fix for this crap. What an incredible waste of time and energy, just to post a helpful comment that contained code. I’m not a freaking spammer. I mean, if your forum software is needing to be THAT sensitive to fight spam, make us do captchas or some crap to verify we’re ‘human.’
Ya know, I get why spam filters exist, but when they make a site UNUSABLE FOR ACTUAL USERS then your technology is worthless.
Anyhow…lol, end of rant. Here is the link:
I hope this solution helps others as much as it’s helped me. <3
November 27, 2018 at 4:07 pm #282211In reply to: Different avatars being set……?
ParticipantOH FFS, BuddyPress keeps telling me I ‘move too fast’…then I go to post the response and it says I’ve ‘already said that’…DEAR GOD, lol…..
That means I have to wait, idk, HOW LONG to post again?
And why is it that even when I’m not ‘moving too fast’ that BuddyPress HATES me posting a solution that contains code — even when I format it correctly?
Dear God.
November 27, 2018 at 3:39 pm #282205In reply to: Different avatars being set……?
ParticipantOH guess what…? 😀 Figured it out.
I have a solution that so, sooo…..SSOOOOOOO many other people have been looking for, and I’m elated to say I’ve found it.
Been cruising Stack Exchange, various WordPress plugin support threads, installing plugin after plugin, reading blogposts made by developers, comments made by disillusioned masses….I mean, it’s endless.
But THANK GOD I found a solution!
So it turns out that the code that BuddyDev mentioned was not to blame for the 500 error I mentioned in my intro. It was actually due to one of the two plugins that is recommended in BuddyDev’s tutorial (and they are now fixing that bug). 🙂
I figured this out as I tried to reproduce the error while activating plugins in a different sequence.
The first time I did this, I’d had BuddyPress disabled when I’d installed both plugins. I’d also already put the code mentioned in their tutorial into my bp-custom file. I then activated BuddyPress, and the site failed.
This time, I had BuddyPress already activated, then installed and activated one of the two plugins BuddyDev recommended to use in the tutorial…and all was well. THEN…I installed the second plugin. And upon clicking ‘Activate’ the site failed again. NOTE: on the second attempt to reproduce the 500 error, I hadn’t put the code from the tutorial into my bp-custom file….
And according to BuddyDev, even before I tried to reproduce the error, the bp-custom code I was using was sound.
So when the site failed upon my attempt to reproduce the error, I knew: that plugin was to blame.
Then, I found out more about that plugin…it is designed to be used for users to have extra fields to fill out upon signup, fields that would show in their Member Profile. And I have Member Profiles disabled. Wa-la!
I then asked BuddyDev if I needed the plugin that failed…and THANKFULLY they said, ‘no — not needed for what you want to do.’
WHEW!! 😀
So, a summary:
– Use custom code in bp-custom (pasted below)
– Use one plugin in particular from BuddyDev
– Do not use another plugin recommended by BuddyDevThe plugin to DEFINITELY use, that was listed in their tutorial: ‘BuddyPress Member Type Generator’…that affects the ability for Webmasters to set custom member types AND an avatar specific to every custom type created! 😀
The other plugin that was recommended in that tutorial, that is NOT needed to change user avatars for custom member types…not ever, as it has nothing to do with avatars — it was merely recommended in their tutorial so people could manage user profiles: ‘BP XProfile Member Type Field’
SO. If you want to have a different default avatar for different member types, then you will need to use the ‘BuddyPress Member Type Generator’ plugin. Not the other one.
Steps to take:
1.] Download the ‘BuddyPress Member Type Generator’ plugin from BudyDev2.] Read their tutorial (I’ll paste a link below in follow-up comments to this comment)…do everything EXCEPT install the ‘BP XProfile Member Type Field’ plugin — it’s not needed for assigning an avatar via custom member type; it just is recommended in their tutorial to use so you can manage user fields 🙂
3.] Use the code I’ll also paste below (in the follow-up comments) — modify it to your site’s name but insert your site name where I typed ‘sitenameprivate’…etc.
4.] For creating more avatars with custom member types in the future, you’ll always have to update that same code in the bp-custom file…via FTP/SFTP; tbh that process is easy as pie once you realize how to do it
5.] For making your life easier with switching out avatar images for member types without having to re-do the bp-custom file: just save over the image in your media library that is used for that particular member type…so the path is the same and your code won’t need to be changed
Simple, yet difficult to find.
Thank GOD FOR BUDDYDEV!!! <3
November 27, 2018 at 11:39 am #282197In reply to: Register Button be like Login Button
Kristian Yngve
ParticipantI started googling stuff from your message, and I got this:
It looks super brain surgery style complex, and I was hoping it would of been more like “Use this code, and put it here…” Kinda thing?
November 27, 2018 at 10:48 am #282192In reply to: Register Button be like Login Button
ParticipantWordPress: 4.9.8
BuddyPress: Version 3.2.0
November 27, 2018 at 10:44 am #282191ParticipantSome goodens here:
November 27, 2018 at 1:34 am #282184Topic: buddypress add images to article
in forum How-to & TroubleshootingParticipantHi.
I am creating a site and using buddypress to bring a facebook like feel to my site where users can do all the facebook like things (which is working fine), but i also would like to be able to set users as authors to add their own content and assign to a category, again working fine but…
when you go to add an article all you can do is add a feature image, when you get to the actual article box where you add your text, you i cant seem to figure out how to also allow the user to add images to their article as you would be able to using your wp admin account.
my site is still in testing but if anyone can help my site is:
http://www.healthdigital.ukNovember 26, 2018 at 12:17 pm #282176In reply to: Buddypress Widgets Not Working
Venutius
ModeratorBuddyPress Friends Widget works for me in Graphene. Have you tried deactivating your other plugins?
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