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danbpThe first part of this topic gives a solution for your question:
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/access-xprofile-field-data-in-a-custom-page/
tonkymmNo. They are not in spam. My coworker contacted WPMU dev support and they seemed to not be able to send BuddyPress emails either. WordPress emails work, i.e. forgot password and registration through wordpress works.
https://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/buddypress-emails-are-not-working
shallymartinI change the permalinks to http://festivals.my/%postname%/
so the correct link for the registration is http://festivals.my/register/
Then I go to Setting > General > Membership and I tick anyone can register
Then I go to Setting > BuddyPress > Pages > Register and change the page to Register
Then I visit my site at http://festivals.my/ and click on register. Same thing happen. 404 Not Found.
I am stuck here. =(
danbpPlease read WordPress Codex and follow the install instructions.
Your issue is not related to BuddyPress.
danbpInstallaling a plugin has nothing to do with settings!
And it is not possible that WordPress recommands to use /something/ after index.php.
If it does, please give the link to that documentation.
Here the one related to htaccess. Normally this file is generated automatically the first time you install/activate WordPress. On a usual install, his content is “basic” (explained in the doc).
Again, read through BuddyPress documentation.
In fact, you have nothing special to do, except to control bp’s setting and WP’s permalinks. It is probably there where you have “index” appearing wrong.
danbpHi,
No post on the net is useful for for me.
They’re tons on this forum, related to this same problem…
Which is not a problem, but you have to setup the BP pages correctly.
This slug is false (malformed): http://festivals.my/index.php/register/
index.php is a document. /register/ is a folder. Do you have documents containing folders on your computer ? Certainly not. Why would you that a web server would be configured differently ?
Read the install guide and the chapter related to “pages“, setup BP and activate the permalinks to whatever but “default”.
r-a-yYour theme is using an older BuddyPress function – bp_is_member().
Switch that out for bp_is_user().
shanebpDid you try the repair tool?
In wp-admin > Tools > BuddyPress and select Reinstall emails (delete and restore from defaults).
masterfcIn buddypress only admin can delete post activity? I want yo have moderators users in my site.
The API GuysI don’t know what this means? Link?
I just see in the page of enfold that retirano
I don’t see how it loses compatibility with BuddyPress. AFAIK out of the box, Enfold doesn’t really have it. It needs to be customized in the child theme.
danbpActive is the defaut status of the members directory. Member who never logged-in have a different meta key value as active users. Search the user_meta table to find the correct value name.
Once you have it, you can sort your directory by meta…
danbpdanbpTake it as example. Read here if it helps:
danbp@airathalitov, yes you have 😉
you’re right but not in this case. PHP 7.x related issues can be reported on that ticket (7392).
See Paul’s answer on #7406.
AiratTopdanbpdanbpHi,
there is a ticket where you can report your issue:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7392
ds123i wanted to add this to my own question …i’m seeing that wordpress has a duplicate comment check built into it ! that is perfect can it be used for buddypress activity?
Henry WrightTake a look at the Template Hierarchy article. The register.php template is the one you’ll need to modify.
shanebpPlease use the code button when sharing code.
Take a look at
buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy\buddypress\members\single\profile.php
to see how files and functionality and html is loaded for profiles.
shanebpAre you really using that approach for a single member id?
Anyhow, you should use this method instead:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/using-bp_parse_args-to-filter-buddypress-template-loops/
qwertyzwThanks, this hack didn’t work out the way I hoped though.
I did manage to successfully swap out the .min.js with the .js but buddypress is exhibiting broken behaviour.
To be specific I’m swapping out bp-cover-image.min.js and bp-plupload.min.js with their unminified equivalents, and that’s breaking the cover photo step in group creation.
add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', function () {
/*
* Unminified js breaking cover photo
*/
wp_dequeue_script('bp-plupload');
wp_enqueue_script('bp-pluploadz', plugins_url() . '/buddypress/bp-core/js/bp-plupload.js');
wp_dequeue_script('bp-cover-image');
wp_enqueue_script('bp-cover-imagez', plugins_url() . '/buddypress/bp-core/js/cover-image.js');
}, 100);Hi,
try bp_get_loggedin_user_link()
More here: http://hookr.io/plugins/buddypress/#index=g&search=loggedin_user
Henry WrightBuddyPress doesn’t have testimonial functionality but you should be able to find a plugin to get what you need.
valuserAFAIK BuddyPress Activity Plus works, free, as outlined on the WordPress.org plugin page.
You could also try MediaPress by a very reputable BuddyPress developer.
or
The last one has some paid – for add-ons.
There may well be others.
