I’ve discovered that if I access the page outside the scope of buddypress and wordpress (that is, accessing to the direct link without passing by my website) the thing returns a correct result for the friends (if I hardcode the input of course).
What could this mean? I require_once in my index wp-config.php and also in my friend_page (which is loaded on top of the index, in a slider that comes down). Is there a problem with this approach?
mercime, thanks much for that.
@modemlooper I didn’t mention any developers & this thread certainly wasn’t intended to bash any, I’d still debate whether I bashed any in the previous thread too…
I’m just asking about privacy options, @mercime gave the perfect answer.
Has anyone tried these options, if so, what do you think?
Oh, no. Sorry, Were confusing each-other. 
Your fine, just a few tips for this forum. If a mod closes a topic, don’t just re-create another one that duplicates the one that was closed. The mods close it for a reason, to end further discussion about it.
@djpaul closed the topic because you keep bashing Jeff. Seriously dude stop. Trust everyone in this site wants privacy controls but constant nagging will not make it happen faster. Try some of the links above. Paul said he was booked for a month at least and would consider helping get something started. In the mean time I’m going to try and get a couple developers involved so the task is easier.
My suggestion is to start coding and then sharing what you got. If people do one section of the plugin it will get done.
thanks @mercime, will check them out.
Sorry, @gunju2221 thought this was a forum for discussion?
I am simply asking other users what options they are using, would think this would be the best place for a buddypress privacy discussion?
@joshua_d Some other options include
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-profile-privacy/
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-profiles-manager/
and/or making the site private for members only via script or a plugins like
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/s2member/
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/hs-membership/
I know that there are other devs who are interested in developing the plugin. Just don’t know when it will happen and whether or not it’ll be free or premium.
As you said in your first post.
Now that it looks like the long awaited bp-privacy will never be released
we are doing our best to see what is best for BP. As for the time being, just search for some related content on google. You would be amazed on what you can find when you do a simple search.
Additionally, when a Mod closes a topic, it’s best if you don’t just create another one
That thread was closed so I am just asking about other privacy options.
as for ‘Do not put the guilt on us’ ???
@sparkinweb It would be great if you shared how you resolved your problem so others can learn from it.
— This exact same problem has been asked before of this theme on this forum in fact mercime you responded on it. —
Thanks, I know I’ve answered a lot of questions about it @hnla
Do NOT re-create posts please, this is a duplicate post, from the previous one.
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/requests-feedback/forum/topic/buddypress-privacy-can-we-get-it-in-core/
Do not put the guilt on us, as we are doing our best to see what is best for BP. You can certainly add an enhancement ticket over at Buddypress Trac
Now that it looks like the long awaited bp-privacy will never be released, are there any other options out there?
What privacy plugins are you using, how do they work & what if any features do they miss?
I have a multisite website and when I try registering for testing it I keep getting redirected back to the registration screen. This is if I have the check mark on create my blog site. If I don’t check it or if I have been no for I don’t want it public the registration goes through and says there is a e-mail verification coming. I never receive the email. Administrator e-mail account also does not get emailed either. And then also the blog site never gets created. When I go to create a site directly it is created but also an e-mail is not sent out. I really need help on this. I am currently using the default BuddyPress theme.
I did create a child theme of Suffusion and it was trying to use the Suffusion and buddy pack.
I guess it uses the buddy (what is it called) templates. But when I go back to buddy press default theme I still have the problems. You know where I can start looking. All other features seem to work.
@pcwriter
Thanks, that’s a huge help, I’ve managed to track them all down now.
It’s just a shame there’s no easy way to save a local copy of the CSS edits you’ve made on the fly.
If it helps anybody else, the sections I was after came under span.highlight and span.activity respectively. Both in default.CSS of course.
Thanks again.
It’s for a buddypress site. I’ve tried a few but am looking for a recommendation as it becomes times consuming trying these out.
thanks!
Actually Bigjimmysisco, what theme are you using?
Weird coincidence, maybe we have the same weird missing JS, My custom images don’t load on crop page either.
I changed my avatar on my site for the first time and noticed this.
I will do some troubleshooting on it, because It is certainly the theme.
@boonebgorges I will create a dummy account on my site as “guest” and you can do troubleshooting on there, if you would like. maybe it will work on BJS’s theme also.
You need to override the new user admin email function:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_new_user_notification
Then you need to call on some BuddyPress functions to grab the xprofile data.
xprofile_get_field_data() (located in bp-xprofile.php) will help.
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If all this is foreign to you, short answer is “it’s possible, but requires coding” 
You might want to download the localized version of BP.
According to the codex, the Italian version is located here:
http://www.buddypress-it.it/download/
Yes, WPMUDev requires a monthly subscription and like pcwriter said they don’t really focus on BuddyPress.
WPMUDev is pricey; I would go with BuddyDev if you really need some form of support. However keep in mind that BuddyDev is only maintained by one person, so you might want to consider that as well.
To install BuddyPress on a secondary blog, you can also read this:
https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/install-buddypress-on-a-secondary-blog/
If you’re looking for a matching BP theme for your WordPress theme, currently BP Template Pack is the only plugin in town and it needs updating.
A premium theme with BP support built-in is the other alternative like you stated.
suhrmd – Your problem isn’t the same. You say that confirmation emails are not sent; please read this to see if this fixes your problem:
https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/faqs/specific-faqs/#register
