@b1gft: How to prevent members to post their articles in their blogs without admin’s approval? I want like, admin should read the articles before approving it to go for LIVE. Is their any plugin to do this task?
@psivait Hello there, I faced this same problem when I started my website out. I can’t go through them with you right now as I am just off out, but drop me an e-mail and I will help you out: jamiegwade@googlemail.com
Anything in your web server’s error log?
Nothing to say yet, but the next major release of BuddyPress, 1.3, is something we’ve been working on for a long time and is getting closer. You can review the current roadmap of issues to address at https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/report/11
The random images, like yours here, is a gravatar. It’s not possible to select a bunch of graphics and pick from it, whilst still using gravatar. You can switch to using the “mystery man” profile graphic, and can customise the default graphic by using the ‘bp_user_gravatar_default’ filter; is that any good? I can share a code snippet after work if so
How do I use the cool plugins for bbPress in buddyPress?
Hello everybody! I am about to start a website and the beta version of the same has already been rolled-out. Though I have just began my marketing from yesterday, I have got lots of spam users. The difficult thing is, they are creating more blogs and topics than expected!!
I sincerely request everybody to post their suggestions here. It will be beneficial to all the upcoming startups that will be powered by wordpress and buddypress. Pls help me out.. This is really annoying and preventing me to go further..
Hi. I want to change and assign new customized images for the new buddypress users for my website. All I am planning to do is, gather some images that are specific to my niche and replace the exisiting avatar images of buddypress. Pls guide me to proceed how. Thx in advance.
Hi, new BuddyPress user here. Is it possible for me to setup a classroom type of distance learning environment in BuddyPress? Something similar to what Moodle offers?
Bump for great justice!
Is there any way to provide a gallery of avatars to choose from, or to randomly pick from the pre-provided avatars for people who don’t upload their own?
Out of curiousity, will there be a new release of BuddyPress soon? Or should I just not run nightly of WordPress?
WordPress 3.2 is slated for release next month, so I’m assuming BuddyPress will need a new release as well in a similar time frame.
You can map profile fields from Facebook to BuddyPress with WP-FB-Autoconnect with custom code. It is indeed on the roadmap!
Mmmm weird.. BuddyPress and WordPress SEO just work fine both enabled. The trick I posted is to offer full compatibility for WP SEO URL rewriting. If you get completely blank BuddyPress pages something is really messed up. I did not know Hybrid worked with BuddyPress but I think the error is to be found there. Try enabling BuddyPress and WP SEO and switch to the default buddypress theme. If it still gives you empty pages then reinstall both WP SEO and BP. 
ok here’s the EASIEST WAY EVER =_= Totally for noobs!
This does need a child theme, but you can still put it in stead of the bp-defaults.
1 – open your file …./wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-defaults/
2 – rename “sidebar.php” to “sidebar_bkp.php” ( to revert in case of errors)
3 – download this file ( http://dinoraptor101/com/swso/bp_nologin_sidebar.php.zip )
4 – extract the php file and upload it to the directory above
5 – rename the file you uploaded to “sidebar.php”
DONE!
If I enable Yoast´s WordPress SEO plugin http://yoast.com/wordpress/seo/, anything buddypress related is vanished. Just shows background image.
Tried editing my header.php per @bowromir suggestion here http://bp-tricks.com/snippets/making-buddypress-compatible-with-the-wordpress-seo-plugin-from-yoast/ As I am using a child theme of Hybrid framework, did not find `
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Thanks for replying.
Well, we have a very specific, slightly unorthodox, design in mind for the registration page. For one, the plugin’s ‘Disclaimer’ box is exactly what I was looking for, without trying to edit any BuddyPress code (which I would prefer not to do). It just seems more flexible, especially since I am somewhat of a beginner in the world of web building and design.
So, I suppose my question is this: can I use the plugin registration form instead of the one that came with BuddyPress?
No, BuddyPress absolutely requires custom permalinks. What about putting “%post_id%” into the custom field? I’m not sure what the default behaviour is when permalinks are not set, so you may need to play around — take a read of https://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Permalinks#Choosing_your_permalink_structure
Could you report as a bug on https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/? We may have already fixed it in our development version of BuddyPress, but you reporting the issue would prompt us to check. You can use your username and password from this site. Thanks!
I don’t think there’s any way of integrating these two similar, but different, beasts. What type of registration field do you find BuddyPress lacking in? Privacy options?
We’re aware of issues with certain types of caching provided in W3TC and BuddyPress, but I’ve personally not tracked down which, where and why
I installed the plugin Register Plus Redux because of the flexibility of the registration fields. However, the BuddyPress registration page overrides it, and I’m not sure how to either integrate the two, or make the plugin function.
I saw that someone had posted this question already, but it didn’t resolve in a way that helped my situation.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I use https://buddypress.org/community/groups/wp-fb-autoconnect/ premium version. Its developer has automatic profile fields population in his roadmap, but with no release date unfortunately
Found the solution… seems to be a problem with non-english installations…
Solution: edit the wp-config.php file and add the keys generated here:
https://api.wordpress.org/secret-key/1.1/salt/
Buddypress is now up and running…
