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I’ve written a few pages that may be of help:

Forums are mentioned here:

http://buddyuser.com/adding-forums-to-your-buddypress-site-with-bbpress

Other add ons here:

http://buddyuser.com/extending-the-basic-buddypress-install

MediaPress for images:

http://buddyuser.com/using-mediapress-to-add-media-galleries-to-your-site

I think of BuddyPress as an enabling platform, as such the groups features handles the basics and you get to add the features you need by loading plugins such as bbPress for Forums, maybe a media plugin for photo sharing etc. As such whilst the basic features are limited in reality you get to create a custom set of features.

The path should be /my-theme/buddypress/members/activate.php

bp_group_has_members does not have an include argument.
It does have an exclude argument.

More info:
http://buddypress.wp-a2z.org/oik_api/bp_group_has_members/

You’ll find that text in the bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/register.php template.

This article will help too 🙂

Template Hierarchy

Hi @dcavins

Following up after my last reply. I added your code to the specified directory. I receive this error in all my Buddypress interfaces (i.e. members, forums, etc.)

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘<‘ in /home/swiftbus/public_html/5firemen.com/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-groups/classes/class-bp-groups-member.php on line 1314

I just get a white screen with that error in it.

After deleting your code from the file directory above, the problem went away.

However, the original Groups Header issue still persists.

Hope that helps! 🙂

Trying to get a theme to support BP can be a bit of a challenge, if it were me I’d start with adding the register and login links in the menu then hide them for logged in users to keep it tidy, you can do that using WPFront User Role Editor. I run a few sites with theme’s that don’t support BP, it is possible but often you find yourself having to make css changes in order to display parts of the site correctly.

I’ve set up a site, which is about setting up BuddyPress, you might want to take a look, it might give you some ideas. http://buddyuser.com

People try to upload very large images all the time. There are limits.

read here about increasing limits https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/customizing/changing-internal-configuration-settings/

Details:

Theme: Kleo (Parent and Child) Latest version
WP: Latest Version
BP: Latest Version

Having the same issue and have reported it in Buddypress Trac, Buddypress Support forums (here) and discussed it at length with Seventh Queen (theme developer).

Tried it with all themes…parent, child, and default 2016. Problems exist in all themes

Turned off all plugins. Problem persists regardless.

Cleaned all caches, including host, and Cloudflare.

Can’t seem to find a solution. Any ideas?

Thanks.

You’re on the BuddyPress forum.
To get answers, try better bbPress support.

I’m not sure if this is still of interest – but BuddyBoss has developed a premium theme Social Marketplace that could probably do what you’re looking for:

Social MarketPlace

Yes, you would also need WordPress (free) and BuddyPress (free) and WooCommerce (free) to get it running. I haven’t tried it myself yet, but I’m currently working on a site using Social Portfolio by BuddyBoss and I must say they did a great job. It can be quite demanding to get everything working, but so far I have no complaints. Cheers!

Hi @ruoge2007,

use code button to insert code into topic, thx.

Code suggestion or BP improvement cant be made on Trac. Devs don’t frequent the forum in depth.

Participate and Contribute

Hi @fakurkr,

the other solution is to use the existing action hooks existing in each BP template.
Templates are the files stored in bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/ directory.

For example if you read the code in buddypress/members/single/member-header.php, you will find not less than 6 action hooks, only for the profile header. This means 6 potential places where to add something like a message.

Th other avantage of this method is that you don’t need to modify any template and that you stay independant from any theme, because you will use a function from bp-custom.php

In your case, adding a message on user’s profile with help of a function like this:

function bpfr_my_message_on_profile () {	

	echo 'Your custom text with HTML code or whatever'; 

add_action( 'bp_before_member_header_meta', 'bpfr_my_message_on_profile' );

And because it is only fired on a profile header, you don’t need the conditional (my_profile). You can of course add other conditions. Sky is the limit !

http://hookr.io/plugins/buddypress/2.6.2/all/#index=b&search=error

@empressdianna,

please use the code button to insert code into topics ! Thx.

You use PMPro and share code related to it. That’s nice and kind, but it is probably more difficult for the most of use who don’t use that plugin to discuss with you.
It can help you, here a great ressource to find anything inside BuddyPress: ie. search result for “N”

Have you tried setting the forum to Private? Or Hidden?
Go to wp-admin > Forums > Forum Name > Edit > Visibility

btw – these are the BuddyPress forums.
For support for bbPress you should use their forums.

Try this: https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddydrive/

Google this: buddypress file sharing

Depending on your ability as a coder, you could adapt some code or write it from scratch.

…you are losing people and ultimately future profits and benefits

BP is free open source code. There are no direct profits.
These forums are moderated by volunteers.
There is no promise, explicit or otherwise, that you will get an answer.

How does someone who does not constantly do coding for a living really get BuddyPress to function?

The primary intended audience for users of the BuddyPress codebase: Site Builders and WordPress Developers.

The widgets and shortcodes you tried ( BuddyPress Sitewide Activity ? ) probably do not include the images because widgets generally output a compressed view and images can take a lot of screen area. It would be relatively simple to tweak such a widget to include activity images.
If you don’t know how to code, you can post a job here.

I asked seventhqueen for help and they said the problem is from buddypress, they can not help.

When you have a private group and go to approve some member the warning is showed but after approving, when the page reload saying that the membership was approved, the warning dissapears, is the only page where the warning is not being showed.