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  • linkref
    Participant

    Hello,

    I’m trying to display all the group fields in the registeration form. I.E : not only the base group field.

    I’ve found those two topics :
    https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-to-show-multiple-profile-field-groups-on-register-php/
    https://buddypress.org/support/topic/all-fields-for-registration/
    But it seems to be outdated over 6 years…

    Could someone bring me the solution, maybe after 6 years there is a feature i dont even know…

    Thanks you for your time.

    #266113
    Slava Abakumov
    Moderator

    I believe you should check WPML plugin docs.

    https://wpml.org/documentation/related-projects/buddypress-multilingual/ (note the links of required things at the bottom of that page)

    This search page can be related as well: https://wpml.org/?s=buddypress

    tisor
    Participant

    Hi,

    I’m using Buddypress for a LMS with Learndash.

    As part of our platform, we want to make the BadgeOS Points important in order to get access to some content. Gamification they called.

    I have spent already hours testing all the invitations plugins I have found, including others like Affiliates, but I cannot find what my boss is asking me.

    This is the workflow I need to implement:

    • A user sends an invitation to someone to register to the site (something like mysite.com/register?referer=userID)
    • The new user registers from that link and activate account
    • The user who send the invitation, the “referer”, get X points on BadgeOS for getting a new member registered in our platform
    • The user who registered with the invitation also get some points for using the referer code

    Is there any actual implementation for this, someone has got any success on something similar? Or do I have to create a complete new plugin for this? (I’m a PHP Developer but have never developed nothing for WordPress)

    Regards

    lordmatt
    Participant

    I thought I had finally found the help I needed when I notice there was a page in the codex about customising BuddyPress.

    BuddyPress Theme Development

    As far as I can tell this documentation is a big list of reasons to customise BuddyPress. I already have my reason – BuddyPress looks like donkey poo with my theme. I do not need any more reasons, I just want to get started.

    Is there an actual guide to the customisation process?

    #266105
    lordmatt
    Participant

    Ah, yes. I’ve found it. It contains 166 files. None of which make it readily apparent (for someone who is not familiar with the internals of BuddyPress) what part they play in the overall process. Is there any documentation for this glut of files?

    For example, if I want to make a new layout for a profile, which files do I need to change?

    Do I need to keep the directory structure inside the legacy folder exact or is it somewhat forgiving?

    All I want to do is customise my site and make it look nice and after six weeks all I have is a growing list of reasons why I wish I never started. Not that any of that is necessarily your fault or problem – I’m just feeling increasingly depressed with the whole project. I’ve written more than one custom CMS from scratch and I know this should not be as hard as I am finding it.

    Anyway, enough of my waffle. Please point me at the documentation.

    thejameshardy
    Participant

    Hi using this code

    <div class ="profile-box-cover-image" style="background-image: url(<?php $image_url = bp_attachments_get_attachment('url', array( 'item_id' => bp_displayed_user_id() ) ); echo $image_url; ?> )"></div>

    Im able to display users cover image everywhere but not on the memebers directory page. Even using in memebers loop will cause buddypress to echo it on friends pages for users but in the memebers directory it just doesnt appear suggestings its a bug maybe?? Even using the code provided on the buddypress docs has the same effect.

    Any help would be amazing thank you!

    joshkeyinfo
    Participant

    Good day. There seems to be a comments list on my BuddyPress pages that I cannot get rid of. I’m using the Kallyas theme. There was a post about this issue on the forums but the fix for the issue did not help me. I’m using the latest BuddyPress and WordPress version.

    The issue showed here: http://medijane.co.za/register/

    Please, assist.

    #266099
    Brevo
    Participant

    Hi

    I am going to send Buddypress email through SendinBlue SMTP module.
    And there’s a wordpress plugin for SendinBlue.
    But I noticed that Buddypress returns plain text, if “wp_mail” function is re-declared.
    In my thought several SMTP plugins declare “wp_mail” function.
    Is there any way to get html content for “wp_mail” function?

    Regards

    #266097
    Slava Abakumov
    Moderator

    #BuddyPress Newsletter #32 – lots of interesting plugins. Yeah, a bunch of them.

    https://www.getrevue.co/profile/bpmail/issues/32-lots-of-interesting-plugins-yeah-a-bunch-of-them-58309

    Jesse Francis
    Participant

    Hi, I have been meddling with BuddyPress for a while now, and with this specific theme, extended form fields go beyond specified content area. Partly it may be theme’s fault, but it happens only with Registration form (from BP), and not with Contact Form or anything else.

    You can see it live here: https://svaa.org.in/members/register/

    Can someone help?

    #266093
    burstboard
    Participant

    Hi,

    I want to add a media page link to my side menu. Buddypress does not have an option to add the media page to menus by default.

    I can add a custom url widget to the menu, however this is visible to logged in users which is not what i’m looking for.

    I’m think of using something like:

    <a href="<?php echo bp_loggedin_user_domain(); ?>https://www.example.com/members/me/media/">Media</a>

    but I’m new to this and not sure the best route to take. Would appreciate any help.

    Regards,

    #266088
    wizardoliver
    Participant

    I get following, if i enable the WordPress debugging:

    Notice: Undefined variable: cache_group in /nas/content/live/vegandix3/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-activity/classes/class-bp-activity-activity.php on line 723
    Notice: Undefined variable: cache_group in /nas/content/live/vegandix3/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-activity/classes/class-bp-activity-activity.php on line 726

    Any solution?

    #266087
    annasue
    Participant

    I am very new to BuddyPress. I installed it and imported my members from a .csv file. I can see them listed as users but I do not know how to display a list of them on the Members page. I also don’t know how to put a form on the registration page. The pages BuddyPress created are blank.

    Are there shortcodes?

    #266086
    Buddypressnewb
    Participant

    Greetings Buddypress gurus,

    I was wondering if each user role could get his/her own profile with unique information?

    These are the roles I gonna use [vet(s)] [trainer(s)] [owner(s)]

    Is it possible that only registered and connected person can message each other?

    Thanks.

    yabai31
    Participant

    hello,

    i’m new to the forum and to buddypress. i recently created a new website and installed buddypress on it. my site is pokerenthusiastnetwork.com my theme is oner 1.0.7. buddypress 2.8.2

    i’m a complete layman when it comes to technology. it’s been a struggle for me to get a webpage set up, but i’ve been making slow progress. however, the issue i’m having now is over my head. here is the issue:

    i want people to be able to sign up to my site without having to give their real name. just a username is what i need. however, buddypress requires both a name and username. i’ve had a look through the forums and i have learned that it is impossible to remove these. i read two possible solutions to this problem:

    1. use a form in place of the registration field.
    this post https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-to-delete-the-name-field-from-registration/ recommends using gravity forms. i searched for gravity forms within the plugin section of wordpress, but i couldn’t find it. i could find it in a google search, but it looks like it isn’t free. i have a different plugin for forms, wpforms lite. could i use this instead of gravity forms and get the desired result?

    2. hide the name field using css
    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5373?cversion=0&cnum_hist=3 says this is possible. in this case, my understanding is that the name field would still exist, but it wouldn’t be visible to people during the registration process, and would be automatically populated with whatever they enter into the username field. is this correct? i have no experience at all with coding, and i couldn’t understand from the thread how i could implement this solution.

    so, my question is two fold:

    first, which of these solutions is preferable? i want to choose the one that is easiest for a layman to handle, which would seem to be solution 1. however, i don’t want to run into any problems down the line, as i’ll have no idea how to fix them. could this solution create problems for me?

    second, if i go with solution two, how do i go about it? i’ve got no idea what css is, let alone how to alter it. i’d be really appreciative if someone could give me a step by step, bearing in mind that i have zero experience with it.

    thank you in advance!

    #266080
    Tommy White
    Participant

    Can anyone direct me to, or recommend why when I install buddypress there is no listing of it in Plugins. To back-cap I had an older version installed and it didn’t appear in plugins as well. I couldn’t get the Cover Image to show up which is how I discovered there was no way to remove or disable buddypress. I deleted the plugin and anything listed in my theme folder. Then I deleted all the bp and bb related tables from my DB. I’m obviously missing something because once that was done I installed BP again which fixed all my issues other than it still doesn’t appear in plugins…

    Thoughts?

    #266079
    nomeansno
    Participant

    Hi!

    I’m using the last version of BuddyPress and the ‘Buddy’ theme. Everything is good except one thing : the group avatar on the groups page is in really (really) poor quality. Is there anything I can do about it?

    Thanks for your help!
    Nicolas

    #266075
    kalico
    Participant

    I’m getting this message in debug.log:

    bp_is_home is deprecated since version 1.5! Use bp_is_my_profile instead

    But the problem is, my code uses both of those, because they are supposed to be different things. The code has been working fine, but this error just popped up while debugging something unrelated.

    Here’s my code:

    <?php
    
     if ( ! bp_is_my_profile() && ! bp_is_settings_component() && ! bp_is_home() ) :
    
    echo ' stuff to echo here ';
    
    ?>

    No help here: https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/template-tag-reference/

    Can someone point me in the right direction here? Thanks!

    shanebp
    Moderator
    lordram
    Participant

    Hi,

    I am new to buddypress and I am trying to build a custom plugin on top of buddypress. The only problem I am facing is that I am finding the proper documentation required to do this.

    One of the problems I am facing is that I want to query users based on the extended profile fields data. Is there a buddypress function or class for this?

    Will I need to write some code of my own to interact with the bp database tables using the $wpdb class?

    #266070
    voducnha
    Participant

    hi all
    help me login by facebook/g+ with buddypress
    tks all.

    #266066

    In reply to: redirect to members

    metalhead
    Participant

    Sorry if you already tried this, but let me suggest:

    Rename the Buddypress folder – it will disable the Buddypress plugin.

    If Buddypress is causing the problem, this should at least let you get back into your dashboard.

    Assuming this is the case, then you will be able to delete Buddypress the proper way, via “Plugins.”

    #266064
    threwthenevr
    Participant

    On the profile were you can add a cover image has a toggle on the right side that
    Triggers the `.buddypress div#item-header .toggle-header .bp-toggle-less,
    .buddypress div#item-header .toggle-header .bp-toggle-more`

    In the BuddyPress.css file.

    Im trying to add a new button to completely hide/show the entire item-header
    And I am stuck.
    I tried something like this and added it to my style.css but it’s now working.

    .buddypress div#item-header {
    <button onclick="myFunction()">expand</button>
    }
    #266063
    metalhead
    Participant

    Read this conversation in its entirety.

    The plugin author was kind enough to guide me through the process of making that work. If you follow those instructions, your users will be able to upload their profile photo during registration.

    Although this method works, it causes a slight problem: The users won’t be able to update their photo in the future, because the default Buddypress “Change avatar” function refers to a different file, or location, than the xprofile custom fields type location.

    If you find a way to fix that problem, please let me know.

    #266062
    metalhead
    Participant

    There is a plugin called BP Simple Private that allows you to restrict access to all Buddypress pages to logged in users only. Then, if people try to visit Buddypress pages after you install the plugin, they will get redirected to the home page.

    But if I’m understanding you wrong – and you want to have a separate site just for your buddypress groups, then I will recommend setting up WordPress Multisite.

    And if I’m understanding you right – which bells and whistles do you want to disable? I’ve disabled a few things with CSS & PHP hacks – but like what do you want to see gone?

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