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I am using Extended Profile for a user registration form. I’d like to use the default WordPress bio field (Biographical info). I am able to add it in the Extended Profile settings (under Type -> WordPress Fields -> Biography), but there is no option to require it. I can make other fields required. How could I go about making that field required?
WordPress 6.5.4
BuddyPress 12.5.0Topic: Fatal error
BuddyPress causes fatal error on the website. Any incompatibility with other plugins? How can you help me figure out the problem and solve it?
Topic: Security II
I can’t repeat the action, but BuddyPress exposed the back end to a user with specific permissions.
Topic: RSS bug
Hello,
My installation is under buddypress 12.5.1 I have the BuddyX free theme, when I go to the activity part and click on RSS feeds I have a bug. How to remove the button so that my users are not this bug or how to solve this bug?

Topic: need help (spacebar)
Topic: Permissions
My site is Woocommerce brand and I created Shopping groups via BuddyPress formed by Purchasing Manager, your buyers and Financial Manager. I would like the Purchase Orders accepted by the buyers to be forwarded to the Purchasing Manager for approval. Only then would an order be processed and released for payment by the Finance Manager and only he would have access to Check out.
Adds a retweet functionality to BuddyPress activity streams.
Main functions:
Adding a retweet button:
The “Retweet” button is added to each record of activity in the feed. Shows the number of retweets of each entry.
Creating a new activity:
When you click on the “Retweet” button, a new record is created in the activity feed of the user who retweeted the original post. The original publication is not changed, but a new record appears indicating the author of the original.
Retweet banner:
The new activity record contains a banner with the original author’s avatar and name, as well as a link to original publication.
User notifications:
The user receives a notification when their post has been retweeted. The notification contains the name of the user who made the retweet and a link to the new activity record. The author of the post does not receive a notification if he retweeted his own post.
Retweet counter:
The plugin tracks the number of retweets of each post and displays this information next to the “Retweet” button.
Styles and scripts:
The plugin includes custom styles for buttons and banners, as well as JavaScript for dynamic interaction with the retweet button.
Translation support:
The plugin supports translation into other languages, which allows you to localize it for different language audiences.
Advantages of using the plugin:
Increased engagement: Users can easily share interesting posts, which increases engagement on the platform. Convenience: A simple interface allows users to quickly retweet posts without having to copy and paste content. Notifications: Users stay informed when their posts are retweeted, adding motivation to create content. Localization: Translation support allows you to use the plugin in different languages, making it accessible to a global audience. The Revitek post for BuddyPress plugin is a powerful tool for improving user engagement on your BuddyPress platform. With it, users can easily share posts, receive notifications about interactions and enjoy a user-friendly interface.
This is a release version, so I will be grateful for feedback and suggestions.
Hello. I want to present you my first plugin for BuddyPress. This is a release version, so I will be grateful for feedback and suggestions.
Add the ability for users to recommend posts to their friends from the BuddyPress activity feed. This plugin allows users to easily share interesting updates, events and other activities with their friends.
== Description ==
The BuddyPress Share Activity plugin adds a “Share” button to each entry in the BuddyPress activity feed, allowing users to recommend interesting posts to their friends. With this plugin, you can improve the interaction between users of your site and promote the dissemination of important information.
Topic: User badges?
I do not have BuddyPress yet. I am researching the best way of hosting on my own site something that will work like Facebook Groups does. So far, I really like what I am reading about BuddyPress. However, it is important that I can assign badges to my members. For instance, if you are a guest looking around and asking questions (hey great) but I want others to be able to know that you aren’t a “member” of the group and you have not completed any of the training course around which the group is formed. Does BuddyPress have this capability. These are the needs:
• I want to award the badges myself, I don’t want them awarded automatically (ie FB groups badges)
• I want to be able to name the badges myself
• The badge should appear next to the user’s name everywhereThanks for your help.
Hello BuddyPress community! I’m encountering some issues while trying to integrate an insurance tool on my BuddyPress website. Specifically, I’m facing difficulties with the functionality and layout of the tool within the BuddyPress environment.
Has anyone here successfully integrated an insurance tool on their BuddyPress website? If so, could you please share any tips or recommendations on how to overcome these challenges? I’d greatly appreciate any help or insights you can provide. Thank you!
Hello guys
Anyone else having issue with the BuddyPress “Favorite” notifications?
When a user favorites a post and this is later deleted then the notification stays and shows that this user has “1 favorite” – despite it not being able to find anything on the list?
I dosen’t go away despite clearing cache (both server, browser and site).
Anyone?
Hello
I am using Buddypress Version 12.5.0. Currently, when a user logs in, they can click on their name in the top right corner of the page and this takes them to their profile page. I would like a separate, independent link that I can add to the navigation menu or a custom menu of my choice, that takes the users to their profile, and make their name not-clickable. Ideally the URL slug would then be “sitename(dot)com/user’same/profile” rather than “/member/user’sname”. How can I do this? I am not a developer but I can edit PHP with provided code.
Thank you to anyone that can help.
Hello!! I want something specific. I am using BuddyPress & BuddyPress Docs for my website and I got Moderators so every topic or doc that gets uploaded by a user it goes on pending until a moderator approves it or denys it. I want somehow to send a Notification on user profile or email when his topic or doc gets uploaded or got denied. Is there a way to do that?
Thanks in advance!!
Topic: BuddyPress Activity Privacy
Hello @megainfo
Not sure if you’re still online here, but I could use some help with the BuddyPress Activity Pricavy plugin. It does work – for the most part, but when my users set the content for private or “fiends only” it still shows up to everyone under their private profile stream (everyone else can still se it no matter the setting).
Hope you can help! 🙂
Topic: Various questions.
Hey.
I am looking into BuddyPress.
For a Norwegian Permaculture web site using the Site Editor and Twenty Twenty Three theme.Should I have a subdomain with another installation of WordPress containing BuddyPress to not cloud up the default site?
Should I just add it into the default site?
I am wondering if someone creates a kind of mini video tutorial going through BuddyPress? Kinda like twice a year there is a tips and tricks in beginning with BuddyPress. A kind of 7-10 minute video just going through the standard.Should I add bbPress into BuddyPress?
Basically what would be helpful is to have some better visual documentation.
Btw I found this: https://github.com/buddypress/buddypress/tree/master/docs/user/getting-startedThank you.
Does anyone know the BuddyPress shortcode for the Activity block… not the posts [activity-stream per_page=1] … but the input block.
I am building an intranet and I want just the employee Activity input to be front and centre on the homepage. not I don’t want to send them to the activity page… yet.
I have allowed registration via Buddypress on my site.
When a new user gets an account activation email after registering, the email uses the username in the “to” field like “To Username” but uses the first name in the email body like “Hello First Name”.
This inconsistency does not look good and I want the email to use the user’s first name in the “to” field so it is more personable. How can I make the activation email use the first name instead of the username in the “to” field?
Thank you.
Hello
I want to hide the “this field can be seen by” everywhere on the site. I am using Buddypress Nouveau, not legacy. I have seen a thread with a code suggested for Legacy, which did not work for me. Does anyone have a suggestion for Nouveau?
I’m currently running BuddyPress 12.5.0 and BP Classic 1.4.0
Also I’m using “Legacy” so site notices should be displayed as a banner at the top of each page.I rarely use site notices, so I don’t know exactly when the problem started (I’m guessing with BP 12).
Site notices now show up normally, at the top of BuddyPress constructed pages. But on other WordPress pages, the notices show up at the bottom, under the page footer.
I’d appreciate any ideas about how to fix this.
Thanks!
Mike