@cartessius search for MLM plugins and use BuddyPress for Social Features.
I am not sure if I need to open a new thread for this question or if it is allowed here.
Do you know of any plugin that can access WooCommerce via the frontend and from Buddypress profile menu? I installed “NS Frontend Add Product”, but it is not displaying right at all.
@twwebbie You will have user data same and after activating BuddyPress, you will also have Profile for all. Ultimate Member saves profile details to user meta, you can export them as CSV data and with CSV you can import them into BuddyPress xprofile fields.
For UM activities, they can not be imported directly into BuddyPress activities, you can check with your developer to create migration script for UM activities.
For BuddyPress WooCommerce integration you can use https://wordpress.org/plugins/wc4bp/
Paid membership pro also offer free add-on for it https://wordpress.org/plugins/pmpro-buddypress/
I have a site with a rather huge user database. We’ve used Ultimate Member but it is limited and for more function, we will need to fork out a lot of money – something the org just dont have. We’re considering BuddyPress – I’ve installed it on a test site and it seems to work lovely.
On UM I have various roles and, some roles are limited. The fortunate thing is that I have created these roles with the User Role plugin, too – so it is already there.
We will make use of WooCommerce for the shop and Paid Memberships to handle memberships – something that probably will come into affect this year.
How can I import everything as it is on UM to BuddyPress. Is there an easy way? Can BuddyPress handle WooCommerce and Paid Memberships? How will it affect the link to posts done by users and the current registration and profile pages?
@hussainarsh contact your developer, you will need to move all customization out of core file edits. It’s hard to suggest anything code fixes with customized BuddyPress version.
I am really frustrated now.
I have take a look buddypress new version 2.9.4 that has file/folder structure changed.
What I have done is that I replace bp-members and bp-core folders with new versions folder.
I also replaced bp-loader.php and upload class-buddypress.php file to the root of buddypress plugin and then updated wordpress core to the latest version. it worked successfully.
But I don’t want this. I simply want wordpress core update without updating/editing buddypress plugin files/folders.
Please help.
@ermejo these notification are related to LMS or BuddyPress action like friendship request, based on their nature need to find out which plugin or theme functions have added them.
@shelby85, You can register a new Custom Post Type (CPT) for prayer and add support for Prayer CPT for activities ref: https://codex.buddypress.org/plugindev/post-types-activities/
You will also need to create a new tab to list out all Prayer CPT on user Profile menus with an option to add Prayer from the front end.
Hi
I have some Fake BuddyPress Notifications that are creating issues on a few functions on my site including the LMS.
When a user logs in he has hundreds of fake notifications on the top right WP profile
Until the notifications are there a few links/pages/lessons don’t work as expected.
As soon as you click on some pages like EDIT MY PROFILE the notifications disappear & everything is fine again.
Here is a 30 sec video https://youtu.be/8ZFJQ2nJ72g
Everything is up to date on the site and it happened with a few themes
Does anybody have the fix?
Regards
Antonio
Oh ok. No, I meant the very first page they land on from the welcome email link.
Buddypress must have coded the activation page to be the home page then. Because there seems to be no getting to the actual “activation” page like you said.
I will investigate more. I hope it can be done without too much headache! Thank you.
i thought you were talking about redirection after someone has visited the activation page? The activation page that you specify is the one that if used, but it’s only an anchor, the actual content comes from buddypress. not the actual page. But either way it’s why I suggested overloading that page from the code that builds it.
HI
Thank you for your response
My wordpress version is 4.9.5 http://prntscr.com/j65rph
My buddypress version is 2.9.3 http://prntscr.com/j65s36
Our site is not multi site and also the buddypress plugins are not customized.
Please let me know what is you advice.
Thank you!
Thanks for the reply!
The code that enables the tracking is:
add_post_type_support( 'community-story', 'buddypress-activity' );
add_post_type_support( 'community-tip', 'buddypress-activity' );
in bp-custom.php
Here details of the process:
Template Hierarchy
Also I’ve a plugin called BP template Overloader that might help with the process. It lays out the locations of the files and allows you to view and compare them. great for familaising yourself with the files.
Hey,
I’ve got a problem that I’m not sure how to correct. I have buddypress tracking custom post types 'community-story' and 'community-tip' in the activity feed. but the permalink is incorrect. it’s a simple permalink instead of a pretty one. My site default permalink structure is /%category%/%postname%/ the permalink that buddypress is displaying in the activity feed is the ?p=123 simple type.
Where/how can I correct this problem?
Hello,
I have tried for a month to redirect my buddypress users to my custom activation page upon activation. I do not want them to be sent to the homepage upon activation / first login.
Currently, a user signs up, the “Welcome” email is sent with the activation link, they click the link, are logged into their new account and end up on the homepage.
Is there a way to send them on first login upon activation to my page titled “Activate & Set Up” ??
I have set EVERY setting in wp-admin which asks for “activation page” to my custom “Activate & Set Up” page. I use OneSocial Theme by BuddyBoss which integrates Woocommerce + Buddypress.
I have tried the plugin BP Login Redirect and it only redirects to Profile page.
Again, all wordpress, woocommerce, buddypress settings for activation page point to “Activate & Set Up”
Thank you!!
@admin9141 I do not think WP Job Manager have any conflict with BuddyPress registration process.
Any registration with BuddyPress will offer you the same role which you have set inside Setting >> General.
I do not think assigning administrative level roles for open registration will be a good approach.
You can set default role for new members from General >> Settings as a candidate. It should solve your issue.
@gregorw70 you can customize activity template file inside the child theme
For details you can check
Template Hierarchy
Hi – is it possible to dress up the default activity stream with a slider or static banner? We’re using WordPress 4.95 on an internal intranet, with BuddyPress 2.9.4.
thanks!
The “Compose” page has a field labeled “Send To” that, when I type inside, seems to attempt to auto-fill names, but nothing happens. I checked for JavaScript errors and there were none. I have “Friend Connections” disabled, but I also tried with it enabled and the profiles being friends.
I’ve also tested for theme/plugin conflicts by deactivating all plugins except BuddyPress and activating a WP default theme. No Javascript or PHP errors are displayed.
But it would be easier if buddypress settings set up a registration page other than Buddypress’s default registration page, it would display the page that was set up and not always the buddypress registration page.
hi
I Have installed Buddy Press, and Theme Robojob with WP Job manager to create a job board with a forum.
i created seeker2@mysourcing.fr as test candidate
he first subcribed on the site on buddypress as a member and then decided to apply for a job and submit his resume in the candidate formular with WP Job Manager
Now i go to Job Dashboard (employer) and I see that seeker2 my candidate has access and can post jobs !
I checked in back-office and he is registrated as candidate.
I have sent a ticket to Codethemes (My Theme), here is their answer :
“Hi there,
Seems like Buddy Press is creating conflict as WP Job manager will only register as the candidate which doesn’t provide any access to any administrative level.
For this please consult Buddy Press”
Anyone can help?
I am not a programmer…
Hello @djpaul, thank you for your willingness to help. I tried adding a reply yesterday, but it’s not showing, so I write today too. I will try to explain my problem. My site is under construction only.
1.When I was not using Ultimate Membership Pro, the registration page was from the BuddyPress plugin (2.jpg) BuddyPress registration page was also set up in admin (1.jpg). Everything was ok.
2.After installing the Ultimate Membership Pro plugin, I changed BuddyPress registration page settings to Ultimate Membership Pro plugin registration page (3.jpg). In the Ultimate Membership Pro settings, I set up the same register page (4.jpg). The registration page should now be the Ultimate Membership Pro plugin registration page (5.jpg). However, it is very difficult to get to it. Instead, Buddy Press’s sign-up registration page still appears (6.jpg). But with the URL corresponding to the Ultimate membership Pro registration page (6.jpg).
I’ve tried everything else setting, even turning off other plugins – it did not help. I also tried the solutions I found here, but they did not work. In the next replies, I add screenshots.
