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Hi,
im wondering what´s currently the best practise SEO setup/solution for BP3.x
if my information is correct, for example, Yoast SEO still does not cover BP related pages and features like the activity stream, profile pages and groups, correct?in the past i used some mods based on
Making WordPress SEO plugin compatible with BuddyPress Part 2
but i am not sure if this is still state of the art.i really like Yoast SEO and use it for my members blogs as default but whats the best solution for BP, are there any new mods or plugins available?
tnx, Eric
Hi,
Maybe it is just me, but I have noticed that any upgrade to BuddyPress 3.0 and upwards stops users from registering to the website. It also crashes the user setting.
Just for your information if this has happened to you. Just revert back to the 2. and you should be fine. Best
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Latest versions of WP, BP, and bbPGoal
I’m trying to devise a simple, socially-oriented discussion space that has some invitation-only groups, and specific private fora for specific topics, but that is easy to enter and manage.Structure
My initial thought was to have two groups:
Fans – open group
Various fora – all openContributors – invitation-only group
Specific fora and sub-fora – all private. For example:
Project forum 1 – open only to some members of the Contributors group
Project sub-forum A – open only to some members of the Forum 1 groupI’m finding that the groups and fora are hard to administer. I’d like to be able to simply check some boxes on the back end to define which site members belong to which groups and fora. Instead, they have to join, then I have to invite them (through the front end) to each group and to each forum and sub-forum. It’s slow and tedious.
Infrastructure
I had thought that using both BuddyPress and bbPress would give me what I want, and it does function, but it’s unattractive and awkward to manage. Some specific issues:- Group ‘forum’ – each group has its own discussion space aside from the fora. I’d like to force people to use the fora instead.
- Signup – as noted, it’s very awkward to manage memberships in groups and fora; too much so for anyone to realistically sign up for the site, join a group, join a forum, join a sub-forum. I know who should be where; I’d like to manage all or most of this on the back end.
- Forum font size – is very small. While this seems a small detail, I’ve tried altering every font setting in my theme, and none seem to affect this.
Questions:
- Am I using the right tools? Would just bbPress or just BuddyPress be better?
- Are there specific plugins I should be using? I’ve seen some that look useful, but many are out of date. Some aren’t described with much specificity. I’m not sure which would do what I want.
Advice much appreciated.
(Also, any free themes that would work well, so that fora aren’t pushed way down the page.)
Hello friends!
I am using Version 3.1.0 of BuddyPress and I can not delete the profile fields. I click to delete the Short Description and Long Description fields, but it reinserts these fields with different ID. I have already tried the Database and also does not delete.
Is this a BUG?
How do I delete these profile fields?
Regards
Hi,
i enabled the option that show the toolbar to the visitor of my website but it does not work. How i can resolve this problem?
BuddyPress Plugin Version: 3.1.0
WordPress Version 4.9.6-it_ITTopic: Multiple activity streams
WordPress 4.9.6
BuddyPress 3.1.0Hi everyone,
I’m building a site that is divided in four sections and I want each of them to have its own unique activity stream. I’ve searched a lot but haven’t been able to find anything helpful on how to achieve this.
I tried with WP multisite. Created four subdomains and installed BuddyPress separately on the main site and each subdomain. Registration was done only through the main site and users were added automatically to all sites upon registration. By installing the BP Multi Network plugin and BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG enabled I had what I wanted. Each site had its own activity stream and posts weren’t shared. But there were problems with profiles. If any user navigated to his profile from the home page, the main site, everything was fine. But from any activity page of a subsite, when clicking the Profile link on the menu it took him to my profile instead, the admin. Also, if I clicked on a user’s icon on in a post, it took me to his profile but it appeared empty, with zero friends, messages and notifications, even though there were some. So I had to abandon it.
Is there some way that I can create multiple activity streams? And if that isn’t possible, any ideas on how I can fix the profiles problem and use the Multisite solution?
Thanks,
DaveI have a basic site that I’m using to develop a plugin on, but this issue is happening with only the BuddyPress plugin and the default theme. The /activity page shows zero members and will not a user to post there, whereas if they go to /members it shows 2 members and on /members/[username]/activity/ it allows a user to post something. Screenshots below.
My question, how can I get members to show up on the /activity page and allow them to post from there?
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Aaron
