@adamrice I switched to Suffusion.
@modemlooper Please see my second post. I’ll use the BP registration if it’s the easier way to get that functionality.
@modemlooper
You mean, kinda like the Buddypress Badge plugin that seems to have died a slow death?
Just curious, what is the reason to use WP registration?
what theme did you switch to?
I created the buddypress share plugin and this is something on my roadmap for the plugin.
I’ve another question. Which is the repercussion of disabling Thickbox on the whole buddypress enviroment?
There is an epic thread on this that is worth a read – https://buddypress.org/community/groups/creating-extending/forum/topic/securing-components-from-non-logged-in-users/
That thread has lots of examples and discussion.
Here’s an example:
`
function restrict_access(){
global $bp, $bp_unfiltered_uri;
if (!is_user_logged_in() &&
(
BP_MEMBERS_SLUG == $bp_unfiltered_uri[0] ||
BP_GROUPS_SLUG == $bp->current_component ||
BP_BLOGS_SLUG == $bp->current_component ||
‘forums’ == $bp->current_component ||
is_page_template(‘private-page.php’)
)
) {
bp_core_redirect( get_option(‘home’) . “/private/” );
}
}
add_action( ‘wp’, ‘restrict_access’, 3 );
`
You can put that in bp-custom.php in the `wp-content/plugins/` directory. https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/bp-custom-php/
Okay if reinstalling now were an option I would totally do it, but I’m working on a project that has come too far and MUST launch in a day. Funny enough, “fixing the broken buddypress forums” was the last item on a long list of to dos.
I’m not afraid to dive into the config file or the database to do what needs to be done.
thecoup mentioned that there might be another way. I would love to hear it.
I would like to know how i could make a button and the proporsional service, so that other sites could put that button in their content (like “share on facebook” button) and share their content on our buddypress site.
I would appreciate your help and advice!
Thanks in advance
Paris
I could not wait for the answer, so I re-installed the buddypress, seems to be working now
Hello,
I would like to call a specific profile field into a link title; thus, my html would look like this:
``
My failed php attempt #1 (if the variable is called “Company”):
“
My failed php attempt #2 (if the variable is called “Company”):
“
I’m using this post as my guide: (http://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/calling-specific-profile-fields-individually/?topic_page=1&num=15#post-27943).
Where have I gone wrong?
edParticipant
What is the best way to implement bbPress inside of buddypress?
1. install bbPress inside of Buddypress (after buddypress install)
or
2. install bbPress separately
Hi guys, I currently have a question. YOu see, everytime I visit my site, I check the members section for new members (buddypress) thing is, when I went to my dashboard, there are a list of users. I guess what happened is they signed up for wordpress, how do you make it that they register for both?
@parufito add code to your active theme’s functions.php file. If your theme doesn’t have one, create functions.php and add the code between “, save and upload to your active theme.
Would using some javascript to fill the value of a hidden field name signup_blog_path do the trick?
Or should I just remove the bp_core_signup function and replace it with my own?
Im also trying to fight spam and a recent change to my signup form has increased the number of spam signups. Is there a good solution for helping ensure a human is signing up to buddypress? Im also trying to evaluate whether the vulnerability is from buddypress or my theme. How could I tell?
@sciencebox.net, I’d still prefer to give this plugin the benefit of doubt. The developer has a good reputation here, if it stretches into more excuses of ‘one bug, new BP release, different licence…’ and so on though, I’d gladly help out with any solution you might have. PM me.
I’ve verified it is related to the default Buddypress theme. I switched to a different BP-compatible theme, and I’m able to load the WP register page.
I am testing out the buddypress. Clean Install.I try to register an account with a valid email. new user shows up in the Admin Panel, but it does not send the activation email to new user.
What am I missing?
That’s the spirit. Perhaps ask core devs for some guidance to get it right from start.
#1. I see that you’ve installed WP 3.1 RC3. Unless you’re developing and/or interesting in debugging, you should install stable version of WP 3.0.4 which is what you’ll get in download here https://wordpress.org/download/. I recommend reinstall from scratch – clean database.
#2. Re Gallery plugin you installed – PhotoSmash Gallery plugin. I haven’t used the plugin and do not know whether it’s compatible with BuddyPress in terms of allowing users to upload media without going to the backend/dashboard i.e. uploading images in posts. There are free and paid Gallery plugins which are compatible with BuddyPress.
BP Album +: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-album/
BuddyPress Media Component with KalturaCE Suppor: http://wpveda.com/buddypress-kaltura-media-component/
BP Gallery (paid): http://buddydev.com/plugins/bp-gallery/
#3. How young are the kids you’re expecting to post in your site? In relation to that, won’t you need parental permission for kids to enter your site? Different laws for different states/countries.
#4. I suggest changing your admin username and password. Anyone can come in and mess around in your site – though I appreciate the pass since I saw right away what WP version you’re using and Gallery plugin you installed 
Hi, I want to build a site where almost all the content will be added by registered users.
The registered user when posting should be able to:
– Choose a country
– Choose or enter a city name
– Enter a restaurant name, its address…
– Post info about the restaurant
– Be able to upload photos, maybe video
– Create an account (My account, My favourites, …), with all the posts of the user
The anonymous visitor of the site should be able to:
– Drill down through all the info and find, for instance, all the pots referred to restaurants from Paris/France, or one in particular if the user knows its name.
What I need is a good categorization, Country, City, Place when posting or when searcghing the site.
Can this be done with BuddyPress + WordPress?
Thanks in advance.
Greetings,
Running WP 3.0.4 Multisite enabled, BP 1.2.7
I’m using Justin Klein’s excellent WP-FB Autoconnect plugin and it’s working great for allowing FB users to connect to my buddypress site. It automatically creates them an account and it’s running very smoothly. The only problem is that the main blog appears under the “My Blogs” admin bar menu item as well as the “Blogs” tab on profiles of users who have connected using this plugin. This is NOT an issue for people who use the traditional Buddypress registration page. I’ve noticed that users who connect using the FB plugin are not assigned a user role, so I’m not sure if this is the issue.
What I’d like to do is “block” the main blog from showing up in these users’ admin bar menu and profile menu. Can this be done by simply adding some code to functions.php or bp-custom.php?
I should note that I have been discussing this with the plugin developer, Justin Klein, and this is not necessarily a plugin issue. The plugin “works” as expected and does what it’s supposed to do, and what I’m asking here is not related to the plugin directly.
Thanks!