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I’m struggling with a lot of spam registrations.

– a lot list country entry as random characters “Ot9XLfiFD7WNCu” Is there a way to set Country so it has to be a legit one?

– a lot come from email addresses such as “myspacee.info” “@mysace.info” Is there a way to force email confirmation … so they have to receive an email and click on a link to confirm registration?

– is there a way to mark someone as a spammer and delete them at the same time in the admin?

Sigh… I don’t have time for this so I may give up.

Would be nice if a site user can “Flag” a spam entry to disable the user.

Look in the BuddyPress options in the /wp-admin/ page

In the same vein, it might be a good idea to create a theme designers forum, if for no reason other than to hold all of the theme-related questions. Putting more emphasis on buddypress theme development might also spur release of new 1.1 designs.

Would there be any sense in allowing the Site Admin to choose which AC levels are available? E.g. only logged in users and friends?

How about an easy way of granting access to members of a certain bp-group? This could be a special case of named users.

You’ve posted to a 5 month old thread that has been marked as “complete”; this means very few people will read. You are best off making a new post, though if this is occuring on testbp.org, submit it as a bug on http://trac.buddypress.org using the same userne and password as you do on this site.

Doesn’t work for me either. (WPMU 2.8.4 a Buddypress 1.1.1) default theme.

Tried both members and groups directories.

And it doesn’t work on the demo site either.

Anyone else having this problem?

The trouble

Japanese>>>>garbled to mis-coded characters

Here’s what happens.>>>image(http://nishinomiya.jp/happypaint/files/2009/10/20091007-01.jpg)

That needs a new thread, it’s off-topic here. But I believe there are existing WP plugins which work.

Job openings are fine, but please reply directly. I’m closing this.

Do you need help, or just leaving complaints?

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/when-asking-for-support

This is not a place to ask job openings. Only support topics are allowed.

Privacy is an important topic to address. Thanks for doing this! I was wondering, how can we add a EULA for users to accept when they register?

I tried to upgrade to 1.11 and I faced this problem

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare bp_activity_install() (previously declared in /home2/travelq0/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-activity.php:19) in /home2/travelq0/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-activity.php on line 52

So what do I need to do?

and now my page has an error even if I tried to deactivate bp

Fatal error: Call to undefined function bp_is_blog_page() in /home2/travelq0/public_html/wp-content/themes/thesis_151/header.php on line 24

Nothing happened to the databases, there was no change in 1.1.1 from 1.1. Make sure you’re looking in the right place.

it is actually the benfit to verify members at dating sites. People would like to get in touch with “real” people, not impersonators, fake people, etc.

I believe Facebook uses SMS to do verification. Or they used to. I don’t recall what the benefit of that was either. Maybe to avoid captcha?

Hi Jeff,

a great feature would be the following – not sure if you are willing to add this into the Privacy-Component as well, but would be an additional feature.

I would like for my users to have the ability to get them an “verified”-status.

Let´s say they will send to me a copy of their Passport (either by postal-mail or by e-mail) so that I can manually verify their identity.

The feature I am talking about would be just a simple click-button within Admin-interface to make a certain member to be “a verified member”. So when the user has been verified by the Admin, there will be a small image showing “Verified User”.

What do you think about this ?

Make sure the “bbPress Forums” is enabled in “BuddyPress > Component Setup”. Also, make sure that you have bbPress 1.0.2 installed in /buddypress/bp-forums/bbpress/

Try upgrading to the just-released BP v1.1.1. It fixed an issue were themes designed for BuddyPress 1.0 would cause a signup page failure when using v1.1.

Two posts above, you state that you were attempting a clean install but then immediately in the next post say that you, “might try deleting all my mu-plugins and plugins.”

If you had any plugins installed anywhere, then you are not doing a clean install. For some, such as myself, I only consider a clean install starting from scratch–a totally wiped domain (no files), new DB table, new WPMU install, and then new BuddyPress install.

Since in your first post in this thread you indicated that you did not upgraded from a previous version of WPMU, then I’m assuming you have no data worth saving. If that is the case, then I suggest starting from scratch and doing a real, clean install. This means deleting all your files and deleting the MySQL DB. Once you have WPMU running again, thoroughly check it out before installing anything else. Once you think it is ready to go, then install BuddyPress and only BuddyPress. Make sure that it is work fine with the default BP themes before doing anything else.

Once you have BuddyPress working properly, you can then start adding new plugins. But only do so one at a time, fully checking to see if issues arise from activating each new plugin before adding an additional one.

No, it is not redundant? It is just an unrelated site. It is Nicola’s personal site. The content is different. You are free to sign up at bp-dev.org if you need to ask support questions about any of the plugins hosted there.

Is there an issue with having periods in username? i.e. damon.cook