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Hi,

Please check this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-members-only/

Hopefully, it will help you.

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.S.: I’m using bbPress with BuddyPress….and I’m referring to the ability for the “updates” people make ~directly~ to the group front page — not updates they make in forums elsewhere that populate in the Activity Stream automatically.

I think, I got the solution!

buddypress\bp-themes\ is deprecated any only included for legacy installs.

Your child theme structure seems okay.
But try using the register templates from here buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy\buddypress\members\ in your child theme.

Same problem here.
And: I won’t get an ajax recommendation by entering @username in the field with bp-nouveau.

It seems to be a problem with the “bp-nouveau” theme.
With the old standard-theme, it works!

BuddyPress 3.2.0
WordPress 4.9.8

Hi,

These are only allowed to admins, please check this https://codex.buddypress.org/administrator-guide/group-settings-and-roles/

If you want to do it for moderator, then you have to add capabilities using custom code which seems a bit tough right now.

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Hi,

Please check this thread: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/custom-activity-new-post-content-not-broken-after-update-the-post/

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Hi,

Please follow these links:

Add custom filters to loops and enjoy them within your plugin

BuddyPress Activity Filter

Hopefully, this will help you.

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Hi,

Please take a look on this ticket: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5513

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You can try placing this in the functions.php of your Child Theme. Though for buddypress you might want to use bp_get_profile_field_data instead of xprofile_get_field_data.
I’m trying to do something similar, but the fields are not showing up in my email. I have a feeling the email is getting sent before the database is updated, but for the life of me, I can’t get them… Good luck!

You’re using the Kleo theme. Can you try another theme to see if it is a problem with Kleo?

Same report here – https://buddypress.org/support/topic/bp-registration-page-preventing-new-signup-from-same-ip-address/

Hi,

Please check this thread: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/description-groups/

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You should post on the bbPress forums and not BuddyPress.
https://bbpress.org/forums

bbPress handles forums and BuddyPress handles the community aspect (profiles, groups, etc).

Looks like the same problem as this user:

register problem in mobile

That user is also using the Kleo theme.

What happens when you change your theme to something else like Twenty Seventeen or another WordPress default theme?

I just tried disabling BuddyPress PM’s but any member can still send public messages to any other member which still results in an email notification sent out, so a spammer could still use that.

@prashantvatsh Thanks, I didn’t realize that every user could see the /members page and then if they click to a members profile they see the public and private messaging buttons too.

It seems that every new registration on the site automatically becomes a Buddypress member. So then they can see the membership list and message any other user without being a member of any group.

This isn’t good, easy for manual spammers to register and send PM spam to members.

This seems to be a plugin conflict. Please leave BuddyPress installed and check by disabling other plugins to see which one created the issue.

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Hi,

If you are able to retrieve those fields then you can easily show them on members’s profile. You just have to override profile template from Buddypress in your child them then just fetch and echo out these values in proper HTML.

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I just started using Buddypress on a site and the Buddypress members all got a PM from a new user HARIATTA11 that registered this morning.

What I don’t understand is how the new member, a subscriber with no group memberships (both buddypress groups are private) was able to PM everyone? Where did they see the members list to know all the usernames?

Hey @aubreyw, I know that you can restrict pages with BuddyPress using MemberTypes.

I believe this is the plugin that handles that: https://buddydev.com/plugins/buddypress-member-types-pro/

You can then give certain member types access to specific pages. So a persons member type will determine which pages they can see.

Try BuddyPress User Profile Tabs Creator Pro,
It keeps it’s promises, and have a great responsive support.

BuddyPress User Profile Tabs Creator Pro

Regards

BuddyPress just uses the oEmbed providers that WordPress uses:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Embeds#oEmbed

So to only use WordPress and Vimeo, disable all the other oEmbed providers by WordPress. Not sure if there is a plugin to do that natively, but there is a brief description under the “Removing Support for An oEmbed-Enabled Site” section on the codex page I linked to above.