hello.
i have tested this, with clean installation of wordpress + default wp theme + buddypress .
in the iphone/ipad ( i have tested on iphone 5S , 6 Plus, and ipad air )
go to profile> change profile photo > Select (touch) Upload section > and touch the ’ Select your file’ button.
but the button will not work.
you have to touch 5px or 10px under the button .
i inspected the button with pc, and saw that the .moxie-shim.moxie-shim-html5 is not placed under the button.
the css of bp, made the element to go 5-10px below the button.
so when you push the button there is nothing under it to work.
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on the other hand , on android the css is working fine.
i tested on LG g3, and Samsung Tablet Tab A.
would you mind please help me to correct this issue ? or will it be an update/fix for it?
Hello @coolhunt
You could just edit the template with the avatar and changebp_group_avatar().
Template :- buddypress\bp-themes\bp-default\groups\single\group-header.php
bp_group_avatar('type=full&width=100&height=100')
Hope this will help.
Thanks.
Hi @dave8528
Please, you can use this plugin…
Buddypress Xprofile Custom Fields Type
Hope this will help.
Thanks.
This is how buddy press works.
BuddyPress can only be accesed @ these links.
yoursite.com/activity
yoursite.com/members
yoursite.com/members/username
yoursite.com/members/OtherBuddyPressStuff
So your site isnt touched @ all.
yoursite.com will remain the same as before installing BuddyPress.
Hello @henrywright
Thanks for taking the time to reply.
Yes, it does, that indeed make sense with the way BuddyPress is working.
We figured out that it’s also linked to an AJAX call we’re making on the page load.
I need to understand how / why BuddyPress router conflicts with that Ajax Call and create a 404 on the next page. I continue digging.
Thanks a lot!
Hi @doublef
Take a look at ticket #6527, specifically comment #4. Does this help explain what’s happening?
@fifthhouse it’s certainly possible using BuddyPress. We actually have a Jobs Board here if you wanted to post your requirements?
I am new to buddypress, and I certainly would love to have such functionality in my project.
+1
Update 1:
– Whenever theme/buddypress.php is loaded, a template redirect hook is fired for theme/404.php.
– The next page returns a 404, except if it’s a single-*.php.
Update 2:
– Most likely, bp_do_404() is triggered.
I do not what could cause impact that.
Many thanks
Hello,
We are trying to figure out random 404 pages appearing for some of our customers.
The pattern is always the same:
– BuddyPress page: page displayed correctly
– Next page (not BP): throws a 404
After some research:
– It’s not a memory issue
– Not a .htaccess issue nor permalinks
If we hook on template_redirect and log is_404() it’s triggered on all BuddyPress pages even though the page is correctly displayed.
Does any one has an idea or could bring any detail about this?
Many thanks
François
@henrywright. Thank you. I don’t know enough about code – basically i know nothing – to understand your reply. Is what I want to do possible? If so I am going to go with buddypress, and will be hiring a developer to do the work for me.
Hi guys,
I’m also having the same problem.
I tried changing theme to twenty sixteen and twenty seventeen, turning off all of the plugins except buddypress without any success. Also combination of twenty sixteen / twenty seventeen + turned off plugins didn’t work.
Any idea or suggestion what can we do?
@fifthhouse when I suggested data be added against the event’s meta I didn’t mean the host or facilitator do it manually. WordPress and BuddyPress have a pretty extensive action system which you can hook to. The code will run automatically when the action happens.
Here’s the Plugin API documentation in case you need it:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API
Im an idiot.. i found it at / buddypress / bp-templates / bp-legacy / buddypress / activity / entry.php
is there a way to do this in “BP-Custom”?
Isn’t there code somewhere I can just copy and paste as I tried using parts from the above forum post:
I copy and pasted.
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/hide-admin-from-members-and-activity/
If not I guess I won’t be able to fix it without knowing how to code?
I recommend using the bp_after_has_activities_parse_args filter to modify the activity stream (remove admin items). Check out this helpful article:
Using bp_parse_args() to filter BuddyPress template loops
Can Buddypress accomplish this? If so, would it be a complicated and labour intensive process to implement?
WordPress and BuddyPress should be able to handle this. The 2 levels of members you speak of could be either BuddyPress member types, or WordPress roles.
However, there is one tricky part. People need to be able to search for each event type, and also whether the event is hosted by either a “Facilitator,” or a “Host.”
This part is easy to solve. You would save either “facilitator” or “host” against the event’s meta when the event is created or updated. Then when you build your custom search, you can use the pre_get_posts hook to output matched posts, using both the search and meta query parameters in WP_Query.
I doubt if you’ll find somebody on these forums who knows if BuddyPress works with NetForum Pro.
>Can we limit what groups they are part of?
Probably, but you’ll need good knowledge of how BP Groups work in order to write the custom code required.
Hello,
Is it possible to send documents through buddypress messaging (attachments) has members?
thank you for your reply
I am leaving the answer I found the solution for next person who has the same issue. https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/buddypress-cover-images/#about-buddypress-css-overrides
Solved!
Thank you all,
Hi Brajesh
Sorry, when I said ‘only the Login or Logout menu items show’ I thought it would be apparent that I meant that the Register link doesn’t appear on the menu whether I’m logged out or in.
So, to be clear, I have added ‘Login’ and ‘Register’ to the default menu from the ‘Logged out’ Buddypress section, and ‘Logout’ to the default menu from the ‘Logged in’ Buddypress section.
When I am logged in ‘Logout’ shows in the menu.
When I am logged out ‘Register’ does not appear in the menu, only ‘Login’ does.
As they were both added to the same menu from the same section of the ‘Add to menu’ options this can’t be expected behaviour surely.
Many thanks
Hi, thanks for your answer. The repository you point was actually my starting point. I know it is far for complete 🙂
I want to filter the response depending on who is doing the call, and for that I need the authentication. I understood it should the be done the same way as in WP Rest API. I just thought that when WP got the logged in user id via the oauth process, Buddypress would get it also (the same way that when you log in through the web page). But it does not. So I was just wondering if anybody has a clue on where or what to do about this.
