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@hnla Of course, it would have to be optional. Generally I think this points to a larger issue of BP data portability – but that’s probably a collection of tickets
Yes, all these things are possible with Buddypress. There are a great many plugins designed specifically for the BP environment that can enable you to build a powerful community. For your specific needs, it may be necessary to do a bit of custom coding, but here are a few examples to get you started:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-auto-group-join/
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/welcome-pack/
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-system-report/Here`s a great example of an academic cummunity built on BP:
http://commons.gc.cuny.edu/Hope this helps!
Hi there I’m not currently a buddypress user and need to ask a few questions about available functionality before jumping in. I work in web support for an academic department and one of the projects we are involved in deals with a large email list which we were considering changing over to a private community format. the current administrator of the list collects statistics on list members as the board of the research project find it useful. So anyway on to the actual questions.
Is it easy to add custom fields (tickboxes) to the signup form and automatically add new members to specific groups according to the boxes they tick?
Is there any statistic reporting that would allow an admin to see how many members of each group we have, how many members in each country, how many members from each university, etc?The academic in charge requires this functionality or using buddypress is a no go and well have to go the joomla, drupal or aMember route. Id prefer to use buddypress if possible as I’m a bit of a wordpress evangelist in the university and would like to get a great example of an academic community in buddypress out there for my peers to see.
Sorry for wittering on so much, Cheers
Strangely this problem appeared
then the next day I did a test registration that worked fine
then again immediately afterwards I tried another test and cant manage to register again.
The registration page simply reloads without any success mesage
and the new user does not appear in the database.
Turning off Buddypress allows user registration again.I am running the latest WP and BP.
I have disabled all but the most basic plugins and that makes no diff.
I am usin the atahualpa theme with the BP Template pack apparently successfully installed.
I guess the next thing to do is try activatng the default BP theme
and see if that affects the problem.Any suggestions from people who know more than I do (almost anyone here Im sure) very welcome…
I installed BP on a single WP 3.0.1 but then wanted to have everything network-related in the folder /network/. So I switched to Multisite and everything worked except my BuddyPress suddenly became English. It worked, but now it doesn’t anymore (WP is fine). The language files are definitely uploaded in the bp-languages folder, so I don’t have an idea why it’s not running.
Maybe you can help?!
I am just starting out with BP and am wondering if it is possible to set it up more like facebook where users can invite friends to join and then are the only ones able to see their status updates (as opposed to an open system where everything everyone says is viewable to all members).
thanks,
joshTopic: Zlib compression
I have seem few tutorial about speeding up wordpress site, there its mentioned about enabling zlib compression through wordpress themes …
my question is :
if enabled , will zlib compression work for buddypress site ?what are the pros and cons for enabling zlib compression
Notice to anybody interested in purchasing Buddyvents (price info can be found here: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/creating-extending/forum/topic/new-events-plugin-testing-stage/?topic_page=5&num=15#post-75266):
You can find my email address here:
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We’re experiencing some problems with our shop
Magento is a seriously awesome CMS for ecommerce, but getting it to run on a sub-domain (actually, sometimes, just getting it to run at all) might actually give you brain damage.Anyways, the plugin is available, but for now we’ll have to do things the good ole-fashoned way… manually
Topic: Subscribers Can Post
I am setting up a BuddyPress site and just noticed that when I logged in as a subscriber, I can get to the dashboard and create a post for review. I am trying to figure out how this happened as I thought that Subscribers could not post. Ideally I’d like to remove the dashboard for them, but I’m ok with it as long as they cannot post until they are at least a contributor! Does anyone know in the database or files or where I can look to see how this happened? Thanks, Andrew
The image quality of my users’s avatar is very poor. When they use gravatars the quality is much better. It looks like the compression is set too high. Is this set somewhere in Buddypress or WordPress or a server setting?
