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Hello
I had inadvertently removed “members” page (and no longer in the trash) so BuddyPress is not displaying members. When I recreate members page and custom link it to the menu, it shows on the main menu bar and allows nonmember to access and see the members list.
How can I reconnect the link so that the members page stays under log in and not allow nonmember to see it.
Thanks
MyoHi,
I’ve customise the registration page and have been successful using a custom page to display the registration.
Here’s what I’ve done so far.
Copied the register.php file and replicated the folder structure in the child theme directory. This is the file that I’ve been customising.
I then duplicated page.php in my child themes root, renamed it to plugin-buddypress.php. I’ve heavily modified this page with new headers, a left and right section, no menus, etc. Basically trying to make the registration non branded.
However, after all that work, now I realised that all the buddypress pages are using that new plugin-buddypress.php page… so now the customised registration headers, text are also showing up for all other pages which obviously looks rediculous 🙂 when all I wanted was to only customise the registration page. lol
Anyways, is there a way around this? To make buddypress use the modified plugin-buddypress.php and have buddypress use another page for all other templates? Or am I going about this the wrong way or trying to do something that simply not possible?
Thanks!
ShayneHi,
I’m new to BuddyPress and I’m having problems setting up the BuddyPress registration page. I’m hoping someone can help. When I installed BuddyPress it automatically created pages for me to link to the registration and activation components. However, when I go to the registration page http://slipbuddy.codeprimer.net/Register all I see is a page with the title “Register” and no other content. The default wordpress registration page (/register with a lower-case ‘r’) appears to work as expected, but there is no option in the admin menu to link BuddyPress to that page.
I’ve searched the forums and have come across users having similar problems, but the fix seems to have been to disable plugins / use default themes etc. I’ve just created a new site to try to isolate the issue using a vanilla WordPress 4.6.1 with only the BuddyPress 2.7.2 plugin installed. (The default Hello Dolly and Akismet plugins are showing up in the plugin list but not activated).
The steps I have taken are as follows
- Install WordPress via FTP (no site scripts)
- Ensure Pretty Permalinks are enabled (Day and Name)
- Enable Registration in Settings->General->Anyone Can Register
- Install BuddyPress plugin from plugins page
- Return to BuddyPress admin page and checked that all components are mapped to default WP pages created by BuddyPress
Expected Outcome: http://slipbuddy.codeprimer.net/Register displays registration form
Actual Outcome: http://slipbuddy.codeprimer.net/Register displays a blank page with the heading RegisterThank you for your time!
Jack
Topic: Refresh Users Submissions?
I’m prepopulating a new site with some fake users and posts.
I added all the posts using my admin account, and then I changed the author name of each post.
Now, when I click on a user profile, none of these posts will show up in their list of submissions. Yet visiting each post, the correct author is shown.
Is there anyway I can force BuddyPress to update the user’s list of post submissions?
Hello,
I’m running a multisite.
My WordPress version is 4.6.1 and BuddyPress is version is 2.7.2.I would like to change the custom profile menu item names. I have searched around google, wordpress, stack-exchange for days now, and I’m only finding solutions on how to “edit actual BuddyPress menu items” like ‘activity,’ ‘profile,’ and all..
Because my installation is multisite, I have a menu item “sites” which I would like to have changed to something like “Schools”
I’ve tried the below code but, it’s working only on default buddypress menu item.
//***************************************************************************************// function bpcodex_rename_profile_tabs() { buddypress()->members->nav->edit_nav( array( 'name' => __( 'Support', 'textdomain' ) ), 'forums' ); buddypress()->members->nav->edit_nav( array( 'name' => __( 'Study Groups', 'textdomain' ) ), 'groups' ); buddypress()->members->nav->edit_nav( array( 'name' => __( 'Schools', 'textdomain' ) ), 'site' ); } add_action( 'bp_actions', 'bpcodex_rename_profile_tabs' );Please help..
I really need to exclude some members and none members from accessing the custom link elements eg messages etc
I can exclude the pages – but the custom links (as submenus) are killing my site
Can anyone help as this is also kiiling my business model!
I was thinking of putting the custom links onto a page that I can hide (appropriately) but then I will need code as the custom links are reliant upon buddypress user id?
I think there must be a fix?
Please advise – thank you Anthony
In the function bp_get_member_last_active() the activity is got from $members_template->member->last_activity, but it seems that this is always empty, even if i know that this member was active in the last few hours. I’m not sure, but i didn’t found the code, where last_activity is set, so maybe it has to be updated?
In some other locations (for example in the member-header) the last activity is set by the function bp_get_last_activity() and there it worksBuddyPress-Version: 2.7.2
WordPress-Version: 4.6.1Hey Guys,
I think I’m getting somewhere now 😉
One thing that’s stumping me, is Adding Friends.
I don’t see it on the friendships page, eg zetaunit.com/members/bishop/friends/
And I don’t see Add Friends on the BuddyPress dropdown menu in the Admin bar at the top of the page either (Activity, Profile, Notifications…etc down to Settings)
I don’t see a link to ‘Members’ either on the BuddyPress dropdown menu, which would kind of help.
Or even a link/tab on the User’s Profile page would be useful.
Anything really to make it easier to Add Friends
So, was wondering again if I’d missed something, or if it was just a case of going to the Members page.
(I know I can add my own menu & I’ve done that under the main navigation menu for the site under Forums > Members, but it doesn’t have the nice Notification bubbles that the top Admin menu has)
Any pointers would be great, thanks!
We have this action while user profile picture upload in function bp_avatar_ajax_set() into “buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-avatars.php”
do_action( 'xprofile_avatar_uploaded', (int) $avatar_data['item_id'], $avatar_data['type'] );This action is only for user photo upload.
So why buddypress didn’t gave such action for group photo upload????
What if we want to add some hook for group photo..?
Topic: No Buddypress database
I have installed buddy press on a couple of my wordpress sites. However, on one, it did not create a database for it. What did I do wrong?
The latest version 2.7.2 has design problems in the menu header in the post with the theme of elegant themes Extra
Is there a way to easily say that if a user who signs up is approved, can I then hide certain widgets from their view or limit access to do something for one particular user? I am using the buddypress integration with geodirectory and want a user who signs up as a personal user to not be able to add business listings to the directory, but not sure how to inhibit this action for that one type of user.
When I install/activate buddypress all the ajax JSON response I receive starts with an opening php tag “<?php”.
