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July 21, 2015 at 2:41 pm #242080
In reply to: Creating a Member Directory
shanebp
Moderator>…the page I created for the Members.
How did you create that page?
You should just create a page titled ‘Members’. The page should be blank.
You then assign that page to the Members component through Settings > BuddyPress
You should then be able to see a listing of all active members by visiting:
…yoursite.com/members/Or is your issue just about navigation?
July 21, 2015 at 8:05 am #242071In reply to: Duplicate activity/members/groups seperate language
johnnybkk
ParticipantOk thanks alot. Yes too late to change language plugin unfortunately.
Another issue. We worked on the template in /new/ and then moved to the root when we were happy with all. Now for some reason when posts are being made, in Buddypress they show up with /new/ in the activity stream even though the site is moved and all (i believe) settings have removed /new/.
Is this something you have seen before?
July 21, 2015 at 3:53 am #242068In reply to: Buddypress on multisite
sharmavishal
ParticipantJuly 21, 2015 at 2:11 am #242066In reply to: Buddypress on multisite
djsteveb
Participant@mattfl850 – I run a few multi-sites and a few bp sites – and after reading your first post I still don’t understand what you have as a setup and what you are trying to accomplish.
I have awp multi-site with bp activated in maindomain dot com – the profiles and social layers are all based in the main root – if someone wants to create a “blog” aka “site” then their site becomes “usersiteOne dot maindomain dot com” – so each of their blogs (sites) are on a subdomain.
Of course it is possible to swap that so they appear as maindomain dot com / usersiteOne
All the groups and activity and such is run through the main root level..
are you trying to get each user to have their own buddypress layer layer – with their own groups and such that is completely separated from the others?
July 21, 2015 at 2:04 am #242065In reply to: Avatar is skewed and tracker aspect ratio
Participant@meeekz – Is the “jcrop tracker” something that is standard part of buddypress or something that your theme / or other plugins is handling?
re “believe this is an aspect ratio issue” – I was under the impression that bp wanted the image to be cropped in a perfect square, and that there were modifications to make what was displayed circular like you are doing – but the standard bp expected a square image as the base (?)
with one of your members I see that your theme is doing this kind of class on the avatar:
class=”modified avatar” height=”80″ width=”80″>yet the image itself is somehow 80×53
not sure how you got the image to be those dimensions – using the standard bp avatar uploader / cropper thing?
July 21, 2015 at 1:24 am #242064In reply to: BuddyPress and WordPress
Participant@natmba1 – you do not need a wordpress dot COM account to run buddypress – and I am not sure that you can run BP there – not the last time I checked.
What I suggest is getting your own web hosting account – for 10 or 20$ per month you can run your own (shared) hosting – and put wordpress and buddypress and any other plugins you like into it.
Some places like dreamhost.com (and similar hosting companies) – make it pretty simple to setup a wordpress hosting account and then you can add plugins and themes through the backend admin dashboard.
You will likely end up with an account at wordpress dot ORG – to ask questions about plugins and stuff – but the dot ORG is the free open community and the dot COM is more the commercial thing kind of like wix.. which I am sure you have seen places like that are very limited – running your own system has many more options – but with that comes a bit more learning and responsibility 😉
July 21, 2015 at 1:21 am #242063In reply to: Avatar is skewed and tracker aspect ratio
ayam3b
ParticipantI am also having this problem but it’s specifically with groups. We noticed it happening maybe a month ago? Does anyone know how to fix it?
Wordpress 4.2.2
Buddypress 2.3.2.1
http://bitkingdoms.com/July 20, 2015 at 9:06 pm #242055In reply to: Discussion Forums (bbpress) no longer an option?
Henry Wright
ModeratorbbPress is a separate plugin. You’d need to install that as well as BuddyPress.
July 20, 2015 at 6:05 pm #242042In reply to: Get Post ID from Notification
creativesinside
ParticipantAck my bad! I’m fairly new to php and super new to Buddypress.
Ok soooo … in the file notifications-loop.php inside the loop I’ve added:
$notificationid7 = bp_get_the_notification_id(); $obj = bp_notifications_get_notification( $notificationid7 );And where I need to display the link (also in notifications-loop.php):
<a href="/pins/<?php echo $obj->item_id; ?>">view</a>Lastly, where I passed the item ID in bp-notifications-functions.php:
function bp_notifications_add_notification( $args = array() ) { $r = wp_parse_args( $args, array( 'user_id' => 0, 'item_id' => $post_id, 'secondary_item_id' => 0,However it’s echoing the notification number … not the post ID.
July 20, 2015 at 12:01 pm #242026In reply to: Buddypress to Aweber seamless integration
Christopher Churchill
Participantand it’s up finally!!!!
If anybody needs to submit a bug:
https://github.com/vimes1984/buddypress_aweber_integration/issuesJuly 19, 2015 at 9:17 pm #242012In reply to: Get Post ID from Notification
ParticipantThis is my code:
<?php while ( bp_the_notifications() ) : bp_the_notification(); $user_id = $bp->notifications->query_loop->notification->secondary_item_id; //bp_notifications_mark_notification(bp_get_the_notification_id(),false); ?><?php $messageId = buddypress()->notifications->query_loop->notification->item_id; $message = messages_get_message($messageId); $image = null; if ($message) { $title = apply_filters( 'bp_get_message_thread_from', bp_core_get_userlink( $message->sender_id ) ); if ($message->subject == "comment on your post") { $title .= " commented on your post"; } elseif ($message->subject == "like your post") { $title .= " liked your post"; } else { $title = null; } $image = bp_messages_get_meta($messageId, 'images'); $obj = bp_notifications_get_notification( $id ); } ?>And the echo:
<div><a href="/pins/<?php echo $obj->item_id; ?>">VIEW</a></div>July 19, 2015 at 4:58 pm #241999ModeratorCheck your site-wide settings, in wp-admin, for Forums.
btw: this is the BuddyPress support forum.
July 19, 2015 at 1:49 pm #241992In reply to: Where to install
monk3
Participant@shanebp: There wasn’t anything rude in my response. If anything, Henry’s didn’t address my question as I stated it,. Instead, he rephrase it, which could be considered inconsiderate.
Had I wanted to ask the question he moved my question to, I would have asked it. I didn’t. So I moved what I could have considered a rude move on his part, back to my original concern. As for your response, … “It depends”; it is not an answer. Consider the context here: We are in a BuddyPress forum que. If you haven’t figure it out yet, I am querying to how better install BuddyPress, on a domain or a subdomain. It is obvious that it has to be on a WordPress installation. (Everyone who doesn’t know that, hold up your hand….. Just as a thought, no one. Oh, there is one.)
Now, I could have interjected my own thoughts into the original question, but by not doing so I was hoping to illicit candid input, as compared to a general and useless response such as, “It depends”. So. Since you seem to have more to add, depending on something…, let me clarify for you:
One of the sites we created and run for a client has WordPress as the platform. We are considering adding BuddyPress to it to extend the accumulated audience. We have concerns regarding security, cpu and memory load, plugin conflicts,possibly running a separate user registration and permission scheme (possibly) and all the other common issues inherent with WP; as well as the size of the site already, which is a bit over 3Gb in size. It runs an events system, with about 400 locations and in excess of 23,000 daily events. It is on a VPS with 2 cores, 32Gb RAM, using multiple dedicated IPs, much of what is in WHM, and numerous firewalls and other security systems.
As you maybe are able to see, how BuddyPress is installed would make a difference. But now that I have clouded your considerations with information I would have preferred to reserve until later in any possible conversation, we’ll see what bias is in any response you may have, hopefully beyond a mind-dulling, “It depends”.
Now, on to Henry’s response:
You left out the option of WP on both the primary and the sub-domains; which is the case. Again, if my primary question had to do with BUDDY PRESS, not to gain opinions about WP on a subdomain vs on a primary domain, which is the case; I would expect responses regarding that. Had your topic been my topic, I wouldn’t have posted my question in a BuddyPress que, simply becuase your question says nothing about BP.And I’m sure that question has been addressed many times already. Who cares??? IT WASN’T, AND ISN’T MY QUESTION! Why do you have this habit of trying to rephrase or move another’s original question? Must be a power struggle issue.
Never mind. I’ll seek the opinions elsewhere, from other forums that actually want to address questions as stated, and don’t act like gatekeepers.
Good grief!
July 19, 2015 at 9:56 am #241989In reply to: Duplicate activity/members/groups seperate language
Roger Coathup
ParticipantThe default BuddyPress site setup only supports a single activity, members, groups directory page.
One solution is to create your own custom page templates, and embed the code for the activity, member and group loops in the template. You’d then assign it to your duplicate pages. You can read more about coding your own loops in the documentation section of this site.
You could also look to see if it’s possible to use the language files — dynamically loading the appropriate text domain translations of the BuddyPress text depending which language the user has selected. In this scenario, you’d work with the default ‘single’ page setup.
Perhaps too late for your site (if you’ve gone down the polylang route), but for all our multi language solutions, we go the multisite approach and using the Multilingual Press Pro plugin. It gives a really clean solution. Remember to enable bp multiblog if you switch to this approach.
July 19, 2015 at 4:18 am #241979In reply to: Buddypress job or project Gallery with Avatars
@mercime
Participant@quinngoldwin I’m not aware of any plugin that does what you want out of the box. At this stage, you might want to look at https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-job-manager/ and a BP plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-job-manager/ and try work from there to set up a jobs category home page similar to what you posted above. Haven’t worked with either plugin before but the plugin author of the WP Job Manager has very good rep.
You could post at the official WordPress Jobs Board at https://jobs.wordpress.net and/or our jobs board at https://buddypress.org/support/forum/plugin-forums/bp-jobs-board/
July 18, 2015 at 11:45 pm #241975In reply to: Where to install
ModeratorThere is no need for rudeness – even if you didn’t understand a reply.
>When is it better to install buddypress on a subdomain and when on the primary domain?
It depends on what you’re trying to do.
July 18, 2015 at 11:14 pm #241972In reply to: buddypress and multisite. Having troubles
ParticipantPlease see https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6360 and associated tickets for a fix for point 1. It’s a known problem.
July 18, 2015 at 8:54 pm #241969In reply to: Modify profile menu css
ModeratorSee the Members Navigation Menus article.
July 18, 2015 at 8:31 pm #241968In reply to: Where to install
ModeratorYou install BuddyPress as a WordPress plugin so perhaps your question should be where should you install WordPress?
July 18, 2015 at 7:46 pm #241967In reply to: Creating Lessons Within Buddy Press
jrunfitpro
ParticipantThank you guys. I had LearnDash before, but member’s were not fond of the layout. Maybe I’ll have to recheck it.
Also, does anyone know how to set up a breadcrumb hierarchy for the main buddypress pages?
Thanks,
Justin
July 18, 2015 at 1:47 pm #241962Moderator>after I have chosen an image to upload and pressed “open” on the media screen.
On what avatar screen are you seeing ‘open’ ?
> Is there a non minified version of the script somewhere?
Yes, in buddypress/bp-core/js/
July 18, 2015 at 6:06 am #241959In reply to: buddypress and multisite. Having troubles
Participant@aju29 – If I were you I would make a zip file backup of all your files (through cpanel or whatever) – then export your database (follow the instructions in the wordpress.org for exporting backups – (you’ll need to go into phpmyadmin -> export – advanced – check “add drop table” – export)
check your server error log to see if there is anything in there that would give a clue when you get the ““insufficient permission to view this page” error.
Check to make sure you have “pretty permalinks” set properly.
IF you deactivate all plugins, and switch to default theme, and things do not work right at that point – something is wrong.. could be your server setup, could be you forget to add the line needed for multi-site to work properly.. go back and re-trace steps..
Then I would start fresh, delete everything and install a totally fresh WP –
Of course you could do this in a different folder or something.. but you need to get wp multi-site and buddypress working with default theme before mucking it up with other plugins and themes.. once you establish that the basics work with your server and setup – then start adding the other stuff one by one to see if something breaks it.
Someone else may have an idea of what your trouble is and chime in – I don’t know your exact setup and what your exact issues are when you are trying to do what exactly – I am just another BP user, not a wp / bp dev / guru by any means.
July 17, 2015 at 11:16 am #241942In reply to: Brute force and Four-oh-four Attacks
modx
Participant@djsteveb – I think it’s not only with login attempts, but posts that are being forcefully being posted, BP Members, Groups, and Activity being accessed and I am only seeing one username of rogeliomackie. iThemes Security log shows site URLs that doesn’t even exist yet on my website, and these activities are happening here. Most of these URLs are from BuddyPress generated pages which I removed asap after installing the plugin, so I am wondering.
I agree that not only WordPress but other CMS and websites gets unwanted visitors daily. One of my concerns too is bandwidth usage, 2 days and it’s already around 800MB and the max is only 48 GB. I know pages are being indexed but it just feels abnormal. What if my site got a lot of users and these unwanted activities happen at the background, I’m thinking that the site will get unimaginably slow.
As the site aim is for a community that can submit video links and automatically get posted, I am looking into adding Captcha and other security measures specially integrating security to BuddyPress pages like Registration. I haven’t seen a Login page generated though.
Thanks for the tips and advice I appreciate it.
July 17, 2015 at 8:46 am #241939In reply to: Brute force and Four-oh-four Attacks
Participant@modx – for the moment, I would put your htaccess back to the way it was before – from what I am seeing; you are talking about login brute force password cracking being your big issue.
Although I still suggest blocking those other engine bots – you can probably do that just fine with a robots.txt file at the moment.
IF you are using a login security plugin already – you should be fine… many like to use “limit login attempts” – I use that on some sites – just change the default settings to be more strict than the 4 / attempts.. might also want to add the “whitelist limit login attempts” to keep yourself from getting locked out.
I think succuri is an excellent one too – but there are many others… these login attempt blockers will prevent a bunch of the bot attempts to break it.. recently I have found that adding the plugin “ip geo block” ( https://wordpress.org/plugins/ip-geo-block/ ) is very helpful. Again change the default settings so it also blocks access to your plugins folder and others..
Thing is, every single one of our wordpress (And therefor also buddypress) sites are getting these non-stop password attacks all day, every day. You can try things like add a “captcha” to your login form to make it harder.. but they will keep trying and tieing up your server resources..
Strange to see from your posts that all of those attacks are coming from USA based proxy servers – usually most the attacks come from Ukraine, makes me think they already got into your site once before and are willing to spend a little extra to try to re-attack.
Since those companies are us based you could write them with abuse complaints, but I don’t think you will ever stop the hacking attempts so long as you have a CMS that allows an admin login.
If you are dumping buddypress for the moment and don’t need others to get through a login prompt, I suggest adding this bit of htaccess pwd magic –
http://support.hostgator.com/articles/specialized-help/technical/wordpress/wordpress-login-brute-force-attackSaves me servers a ton of sql requests 😉
July 17, 2015 at 7:14 am #241935Hugo Ashmore
ParticipantGD module and/or imagick modules are essential for WP operation in manipulating images re-sizing etc so if you had tested the media library you might have spotted issues with uploading and dealing with images, ( I believe that GD is a core module in later php versions so doesn’t need installing separately so may be worth checking PHP version)
It’s always wise to establish that WP works fully before enabling testing BP. BP is simply a plugin running under WP as such it will use WP core functionality and in turn follow the server requirements that WP needs.
There is no BP server requirements codex entry as such for the reasons above we do though very briefly note some requirements here:
Not sure if you saw that?Server requirements are really a WP aspect, We could re-iterate the WP requirements in a little more detail or perhaps link through to the WP codex though.
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