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  • #334120
    marinambm
    Participant

    It’s due to SMTP. You must log in to SMTP using your website email address.
    Not enough, unfortunately only with Buddypress, you then also have to identify the email address with the website provider DMARk, use the Easy WP SMTP plugin
    You need to contact your website provider.
    Also check the spam

    We are welcome to network, register if necessary and give each other tips.

    Nachbarschaftstreff Hamburg – Harburg – Basteln Workshops

    #334119
    marinambm
    Participant

    It’s because of SMTP. You have to log in to SMTP with your website email address.
    Not enough, unfortunately only with Buddypress, you then also have to identify the email address with the website provider DMARk, use the Easy WP SMTP plugin
    You have to contact your website provider.
    Also look in the spam

    We are welcome to connect and perhaps register each other and give each other tips.

    Nachbarschaftstreff Hamburg – Harburg – Basteln Workshops

    locker17
    Participant

    Hello,
    I am using this script to add a random filter to the members loop:

    Add custom filters to loops and enjoy them within your plugin

    Furthermore I limited the number of users to return to 5 at the bp_has_members() function.

    If I switch to random it always shows the same members in a random order but not 5 from ALL members randomly.

    What can I do to achieve this?

    #334116
    ferencvaros
    Participant

    Hi!

    I have a WordPress website with the theme Jannah. It is compatible with both BuddyPress and BBPress which I use for forums.

    I have just now installed BuddyPress, and I think it looks great. It gives me all the features that I’m looking for, for my small community.

    However, there is something that annoys me. It is the “name” field. It appears automatically in the registration page, and of course on the edit user page.

    How can I get rid of this field? Basically I would just like to have these as required fields:

    – Username
    – Email
    – Password

    Thanks

    stephunique
    Participant

    Hello

    I am using buddypress Version 12.5.0. I am not a developer but I know how to add code to the functions.php file or code snippets plugin and add CSS.

    I have discovered that when a user registers for my site with the Buddypress registration form, the conformational email has the surname in the “to” field but the first name in the email body so it looks like this: https://ibb.co/pyPGFS5

    I created a test user with the following names:
    For the username, I called it “Username2”. For the first name, I called it Name2. For the surname, I called it “surname2”.

    In the screenshot I used Mailinator to test registrations and you can see that the name in the “to” field is the username and different to the name in the email body which is the first name.

    I’d like to make the name in the “to” field also the first name so it is consistent with the email body. Ideally I would also like to be able to customise the email body.

    Thank you to anyone who can help.

    stephunique
    Participant

    I have tried the solutions found on the internet including the one here on Buddypress Forum, and also this one: https://www.cozmoslabs.com/docs/profile-builder/add-ons/buddypress/#Hide_8220This_field_can_be_seen_by8221_notification_displayed_under_the_fields

    but they all seem to hide only the message on the registration form and not in their profile. I want to hide it everywhere.

    Anyone with a new idea?

    #334107
    ahmadmirza09
    Participant

    Hey BuddyPress Community,

    I’m facing performance issues on my site. Despite optimization attempts, it’s still slow. Any tips to speed it up? Thanks!

    Emma lily

    stephunique
    Participant

    I am testing out Buddypress Version 12.5.0 and I made a registration form with Buddypress’ profile fields as well as a third party plugin “User Registration” by WPEverest. I tested both separately and noticed that Buddypress registration form does not collect the surname of the user, only the first name, because there is no field for surnames. I made a separate text box field and named it “surname” but obviously it does not connect to actual surname field in the buddypress and wordpress back end.

    User Registration has an actual surname field and can collect the user’s surname which shows up correctly in the back end, but it displays the user’s username as the name when the person logs in. For example if a person’s name is “Jane Doe” but their username is “gelato”, in the top right corner when they log in it says “gelato” which is not good, so I can’t use this.

    So I am wondering if anyone has a way to force the Buddypress registration form to collect the surname correctly so it shows in the backend?

    Thanks

    #334104
    marinambm
    Participant

    So that’s because of Buddypress
    I have uninstalled all other plugins from buddypress
    I still receive the activation email from strangers
    and when I click on login during activation
    I am redirected to my website provider account
    and not on my website

    #334103
    marinambm
    Participant

    Hello
    If you can’t create posts for subscribers or open new groups and invite friends, you need an extra plugin for this
    Thank you very much

    buddypress Version: 12.5.0
    WP-Version

    6.5.3

    #334101
    marinambm
    Participant

    https://www.nachbarschaftstreff-harburg.de/registrieren/

    Hello
    Do you have an explanation for why I receive the activation email when interested parties register?
    And why when I view my profile I don’t get to my website but to the website of my website

    WP-Version

    6.5.3

    Buddypress Version Version 12.5.0

    Reventlov
    Participant

    Hello,

    Thank you for your thread which helped me to find a solution.
    I was lokking to noindex profiles pages in buddypress.
    At least it works on my side. Hope that will help you guys.

    // Set a high priority to remove Yoast meta robots tags before they are added
    function remove_yoast_meta_robots() {
        if (function_exists('buddypress') && bp_is_user()) {
            // Remove Yoast's meta robots tag
            add_filter('wpseo_robots', function($robots) {
                return 'noindex, follow';
            });
        }
    }
    add_action('wp', 'remove_yoast_meta_robots', 1);
    
    #334096
    TKServer
    Participant

    Been on BuddyPress for years. Just got an email from a user today that was unable to register. I tested it out and on submission I get a screen flash, then nothing. There are no errors in the dev tools console. There are no php errors logged. I’m a little stumped. I switched themes to a default 2024 theme, and the issue happens on that as well. Would appreciate any suggestions.

    #334081
    foxfossati
    Participant

    Hello, Is it possible tu use subgroups, hierarchical subgroups?
    I saw very old topics about this problem and i would like to know if there are any news about.
    I would like to use buddypress (Version: 12.5.0) but it dipends of this problem.
    I know there is a plugin but i don’t know if it’s the best solution.
    https://github.com/dcavins/hierarchical-groups-for-bp
    Thank you for your help.

    stephunique
    Participant

    Hello
    I know this question has been asked before, but I am not a dveloper and the previous solutions are either old or not easily understood.

    The best way to hide certain members from the Buddypress directory seems to be using the codes found here: https://gist.github.com/sbrajesh/2142009

    My problem is, there is a lot of discussion around the code and there has not been a definitive answer that is non-developer friendly, so I hope someone could provide one here that would benefit everyone with the same question.

    The original code had several alterations (eg, when someone said to replace one part of the code with another, or mistakes on a certain line, and finally, an altered code that hides all but one role, which is what I want) but none specify exactly where to put it or what part to replace, or where to put the user roles you want to hide or show.

    So I am hoping someone here can provide a definitive answer about how we can hide all user roles except one (my case), or, what others might find useful, how to hide a single or a few user roles from the directory. The last code is what I need but I don’t know if I am supposed to use that as is, or if it replaces part of the original code (and if so, what part), and where to add the user roles I want to hide or include.

    Thank you.

    marinambm
    Participant

    This is displayed to me as I come from Germany

    I am sorry to inform you that your message was not possible
    be delivered to one or more recipients. It is attached below.

    (2a00:1450:4025:c01::1b) said: 550 5.7.1 This message does not comply with RFC 5322
    compliant. There are several To headers. To reduce the amount of spam sent to
    Gmail, this message has been blocked. For more information, see
    Check https://support.google.com/mail/?p=RfcMessageNonCompliant and RFC 5322
    Specifications 4fb4d7f45d1cf-5733c2d5aa2si13175593a12.240 – GSMTP

    #334067
    hossin0241
    Participant

    Hello
    Good time
    in this version of BuddyPress, I want to limit the default pages such as the user directory with “Restrick Content Pro” plugin.
    In the new version of BuddyPress, there is no user directory and other pages in the “page” section on WordPress Dashboard, so that I can not limit them with the mentioned plugin.

    Now how should I do this?

    #334060
    thinlizzie
    Participant

    Thanks venutius for removing all potential spam from this forum, it’s appreciated.

    The question was regarding: why are forums not showing on my Buddypress site?

    My reply: Buddypress does not include forum functionality by default.
    Usually this can be added via another plugin eg. bbpress.

    Find the bbpress plugin on the WordPress plugins website.

    Install it, that should solve your issue.

    #334054
    thinlizzie
    Participant

    Hi,

    If you are using Buddypress Nouveau then the strong password suggestion can be disabled with this code.

    Add it to your functions.php file, or add it using the plugin Code Snippets.

    Hope it helps.

    
    add_action( 'bp_before_register_page', 'bp_page_signup_disable_random_password');
    function bp_page_signup_disable_random_password(){
      add_filter( 'random_password', '__return_empty_string' );
    }
    
    
    kris10haley
    Participant

    I’m experiencing issues with the password field on the registration form. While it’s not displaying a password that exists (and every time I refresh it, it updates to a different one), it displays something random for any user who finds this page. I think this is why we keep getting so many spam requests…

    Is there any way to hide that field input by default?

    I found another topic here regarding a different theme conflict: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/password-key-input-invisible-by-default-help/
    TIA

    Form: https://soulofdesign.com/register/

    Ability to create posts within groups with tags? Then allow members of groups searchbytagtoo? Making posts in groups for buddyboss or buddypress

    #334028
    SandPieper Design
    Participant

    We are using the M.E. Booking widget with M.E. Calendar for fitness classes. Buddypress with these plugins allows for attendees to be listed for those who has signed up for the classes. So every Tuesday there is a class and you select the date and sign up. It adds your name to the attendee list. Currently it is showing everyone for all dates all the time. They would like to have it so when you select the date it shows who has signed up for that particular date. Looking for any ideas how how to get this working.

    greenzone
    Participant

    Aha. got it. He built a new plugin that does the same thing. You can find it here for $29. BuddyPress Group Tabs Creator Pro.

    It’s a little counter intuitive to configure, but the key is to match the “slug” for an existing tab precisely. (i.e. for Forums, the slug is “forum”) If you don’t put the slug in exactly, it won’t use that tab as the default. Works perfectly.

    greenzone
    Participant

    There is/was a plugin called “BP Default Group Tab” which worked perfectly. It’s a premium plugin from BuddyDev that’s still offered. That said, it seems not to be working anymore, which is such a shame. Now I’m trying to make Forum the default landing page for my groups, and have been struggling for days… I can find old code from 12 years back, but nothing that seems relevant to the newer Buddypress code.

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