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  • Roy McKenzie
    Participant

    Hello,

    I am thinking about using BuddyPress to help power my headless WordPress-powered social media website. I already have a custom post type. Let’s call it “drop”. Users can create new “drop” post types and they show up in a feed. The “post” post type is reserved for full articles while a “drop” is something akin to an X/Twitter post.

    I have rolled my own “reaction” API endpoint that records reactions to a “drop” post type or a “post” post type. Right now it is just a “like”.

    Is there a way to add a BuddyPress-powered favorite to a “drop” or “post” via the API? I saw there was documentation about registering a custom post type for tracking activity. I also saw documentation about creating a new “activity” via the REST API. It was not clear to me how to do this.

    Appreciate any direction.

    stephunique
    Participant

    Hi Thinlizie,

    Thanks for the suggestion. I can confirm that the code in the original link I posted works using Code Snippet.
    However, I prefer to have as few plugins as necessary. I know how to access the control panel of my site, so I prefer to add the code directly to the php file. However, there is no “functions.php” file in my control panel – not in the wp-contents, not in plugins nor buddypress folder. Do you know where I can access the correct folder for the correct php file to add the code to?

    Many thanks

    #333916
    Anonymous User
    Inactive

    Please update 🙏.

    BuddyPress 12.4.1 Security Release

    stephunique
    Participant

    Hi ThinLizzie,

    Oh I see, not a developer so didn’t know it is PHP code.

    Could you tell me which PHP file to add it to? I assume it has to be in the plugin folder (ie Buddypress) in the wordpress “wp-content” -> “plugins”-> “buddypress” folder in the back end files? But i don’t know which php file it should go in.

    I’ve tried adding it to the end of a “bp-loader.php” and a “class-buddypress.php” but neither seemed to work.

    Thank you

    thinlizzie
    Participant

    Hi Steph,
    The code you linked to at the Buddydev site works for me.
    I am using Buddypress 10.x
    Nouveau template pack.

    It is PHP code (not CSS) so should be added to your site accordingly.

    #333907
    Venutius
    Moderator

    It’s not something I know about, me not being their customer. Clearly they have allowed you to install BuddyPress (BP) and there should be some support available.

    #333900
    angelinajaade
    Participant

    I have the WordPress Creator Plan.

    In left side menu under ‘Users‘ there is ‘Member Types‘.

    Clicking on ‘Member Types’ opens this (screenshot) page and this is my setup with created Member Types: Screenshot .

    The plugins I have active are:
    – (BuddyDev) BP Auto Login on Activation
    – Activity Pub
    – Akismet
    – BP Auto Group Join
    – BP MPO Activity Filter
    – BP Profile as Homepage
    – BuddyPress
    – BuddyPress Username Changer
    – BuddyPress Xprofile Custom Field Types
    – Crowdsignal Forms
    – Crownsignal Polls & Ratings
    – Gutenberg
    – Imsanity
    – Jetpack
    – Jetpack Boost
    – Kirki Customizer Framework
    – Leira Letter Avatar
    – Link Page to Groups
    – Page Optimize
    – rtMedia for WordPress
    – WordPress.com Editing Toolkit
    – WP Headers And Footers WP User Login Notifier
    – Yoast SEO
    – Youzify

    I have disabled Youzify and BuddyPress Xprofile Custom Field Types to see if they made the Member Types possible to create but no.

    Thank you for your patience.

    #333899
    gishw
    Participant

    Hi, my requirement is to add custom fields on the buddypress activity. I cant edit the existing bp plugin file. i like to add it aa new simple plugin file. where should i keep my plugin file

    #333898
    Venutius
    Moderator

    I’ve not set any member types, my understanding is that although BuddyPress launched the ability to support member types, the ability to create them has to be from a plugin.

    #333888
    angelinajaade
    Participant

    There might be an error with BuddyPress where it decides to sometimes reveal this menu link, to go back to being invisible.

    I have tried to deactivate all plugins, and then activate them one by one to see if they cause the issue — neither did.

    stephunique
    Participant

    I can’t edit my previous comment so I will post an update here:
    I just discovered that I do have Buddypress Nouveau. I did try the custom CSS but it didn’t work for me.

    stephunique
    Participant

    Hello,

    I would like to remove the statement that shows on the registration page:

    “Registering for this site is easy. Just fill in the fields below, and we’ll get a new account set up for you in no time.”

    I see there has been other questions about this, (for example, here: https://buddydev.com/support/forums/topic/hide-register-text-in-bp-regsiter-form/) but it has not been resolved for me. I am not using Buddypress Nouveau. I have BuddyPress 12.4.0.

    Thank you

    stephunique
    Participant

    Hello,

    I am using WordPress 6.5.2 and BuddyPress 12.4

    I would like to know how I can remove the “username” field in the registration form.
    I see there has been A a lot of requests for this in the past but no solution. It makes so much more sense to just use the email address to log in rather than force-having a username of which your preferred one may be taken. An email address is unique already.

    Is there a way to PLEASE remove the Username field?

    Also I really do not like that the BuddyPress registration page has an “account” section with the username, email address and password and a separate “profile” section with the name in it. Unfortunately, after testing every single plugin on the market (I am only testing so not investing money on paid plugins right now), buddypress is the only one that has the features I need, even though it has major downfalls too. One of these downfalls is the annoying compulsory use of a “username” section in the registration form. In the back end, the default registration field cannot even be deleted.

    Is it possible to have a 100% custom registration form with BuddyPress? All I want is something like:

    Fist Name
    Last Name
    Email address
    Password
    Repeat Password

    And have a separate profile section once the user logs in using their registered email address.

    Thank you

    angelinajaade
    Participant

    A Profile Field Group goes back and forth being invisible to visible to members, moderators, admin, etc – regardless of User Role.

    WordPress version: Latest
    BuddyPress version: 12.4.0
    Link to site: http://www.bygrace.faith
    Link to screenshot of Member Types granted access: https://bygrace.faith/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Skarmavbild-2024-04-28-kl.-13.57.41.png

    admins, moderators, christian-creators — are the only three Member Types set to have access.

    #333865

    In reply to: Issues with Sidebars

    jettie4521
    Participant

    check if your theme offers different page templates for BuddyPress pages, allowing customization of layouts and sidebar settings. If available, utilize these templates accordingly. Alternatively, explore the use of custom CSS to hide the sidebar on specific pages where it’s not desired, while ensuring it remains visible on profile and group detail pages

    #333851
    samthokki
    Participant

    Hello there,

    I have adopted the maintenance of a BuddyPress based site for a client.

    They have closed down registration so that every new member has to be accepted via the Member Requests function within BP.

    Currently we have a number of moderators on the site that would ideally be able to process these new member requests, and as they aren’t on the site 24/7 would need to receive the new member request email that is currently sent to admins only.

    Is there any tangiable way to do this in BP? So in short, the email “X would like to join The Fosil Group” could be sent to a number of pre-defined emails or specific users?

    #333844
    werny
    Participant

    I have some issues with the sidebars and full width-settings.
    I want no sidebar in all my pages, but I want a right sidebar in:

    – the Profile Detail Pages
    – the Group Detail Pages

    I go go Costumizer -> BuddyPress -> Profile -> Layout -> Choose right Sidebar.
    But when I add some conent in the “Buddypress Right Sidebar” it will be shown also in my Group Directory.

    The same problem is in my Groups (Groups Directory and Group Detail Pages)
    I do not want that.
    What do to here?

    #333842
    fatu.cn
    Participant

    first of all, the language of my WordPress + BuddyPress site is Zh_CN, I try to translate some error meaasge to English, but it maybe still different to the EN version.
    wordpress:6.5.2 Zh_CN
    Buddypress:12.4.0
    I enable the invitation function in buddypress options, but when I click the link “send invitation”, it direct to a missing page, the URL is https://<www.mysite.com>/%e6%88%90%e5%91%98/<my_username>/%E9%82%80%E8%AF%B7/send-invites/
    error message is “the page was not found”.
    how to solve it? Thank you!

    #333823
    Pooja Sahgal
    Participant

    Please ensure that you’ve activated the group creation feature within the BuddyPress settings so that users can create groups directly from the group directory page.
    https://prnt.sc/mdV9LexvO-d_
    https://prnt.sc/1gAjQxbR0WsP

    davinian
    Participant

    Hi, anyone have any suggestions on how to disable Buddypress emails for WP Event Manager — specifically the emails that are sent to Users (attendees who are already registered on an event) when a new User registers for the same event.

    #333818
    wantumaka
    Participant

    Hello!
    I just downloaded Buddypress and I have it with Youzify. The question is that in my website I have the access of my account for another function because I want the community to be somewhere else, with a more private access.
    But I can not find a way to get a link or access to add a button and go to see the user’s account that is connected, as in the slug has the user’s name.

    Is there a shortcode or something I can do? thanks!

    #333817
    Leite33
    Participant

    Hello
    I want to ask something more. I have this website is just to work with buddypress and see how it work
    Is it a possible way when a user login with buddypress and get aprove from admin to see a new form and register a new user and maybe connect this user with a community team? but only when the user is logged to see the form. And what register form need to be created
    https://linkpro.gr/ this is the website
    thank you for your ideas in advance

    Steph
    Participant

    Ok, I am trying to set up a local community for goldfish enthusiasts. Yeah, sorry this is far out, but aren’t we all that, in some way or an other?

    Anyway, I have been looking at forums, where I had planned to create categories for people to share projects, updates, ask questions, promote their social media posts etc. O couædnt find any that quite intergrated as well into wordpress as buddypress, but I am struggling to see if it has the functionality that I need.

    As far as I can see, users can post updates (like a tweet update correct?) and they can (maybe?) write blog posts on the site? This will allow others to comment and run a discussion this way. This may be ok for most uses actually, especially if set up with categories.

    But how could I fun administrator and moderator discussions, or get suggestions started from the users?

    I really like how BuddyPress looks on the site, but I am aftraid that I may indeed need a forum (especially after finding one here!)

    #333812

    In reply to: Can’t Access Profile

    gregacuna
    Participant

    Is that just here on the BuddyPress site?

    #333810
    planetearthlings
    Participant

    When in the BuddyPress support site I cannot access the “Edit Profile.” When I click on it I get the following message: “Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page.” Trying to access it in part because I’m not getting any notifications to topics I’ve posted even though I have the “Notify me of follow-up replies via email.”

    Hope someone might have the answer to both problems. Thanks!

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