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  • #240102
    CodeMonkeyBanana
    Participant

    This works:

    /***
     * @var $bp BuddyPress
     */
    
    global $bp;
    Henry Wright
    Moderator

    Hey guys,

    This is a known issue. See #6360 for more info.

    (@codemonkeybanana I think you already found it) šŸ™‚

    #240099

    In reply to: Per-group Identity?

    shanebp
    Moderator

    Creating some custom fields won’t be enough.
    afaik – you want separate and multiple ‘sub’ identities for each user.
    That won’t be easy, but even so, creation of sub-identities is only part of the issue.
    Parsing out which sub to use in which situation for content creation and display will be a tangle.

    But take a look at group meta

    #240098

    In reply to: Wrong Member Count

    newdermeo
    Participant

    URGENT PROBLEM!

    I am having the same problem. I just logged on as the administrator to delete a user and the only user that showed up on the list was myself. The wierd thing is that when you look at the user count for all users, all users are there, however, clicking on that link still only brings up my user. I deactivated all of my plugins and one by one began activating them again. I got to the BuddyPress Version 2.2.3.1 and activated it and that is when I could duplicate the problem. This is only recent and I am sure that I did an upgrade recently. Sunday was the last time I logged in and there were no problems at the time. For the time being I have left the rest of my plugins deactivated and I would be happy to give you access if you need a password or username to get in. My site is http://www.putznutzcabinfever.com. For the time being, and for security purposes I will be reactivating a spam plugin and one that limits the menu. These are STOP SPAM and ULTIMATE USER. So, you can go back to deactivating all plugins when you look into it. I just don’t want to allow signups or public access to some of the pages.

    If I can help in any way, I will be happy to.

    #240089
    xprt007
    Participant

    Update:
    I have to add I have a set up of Buddypress/bbpress on another site on same server & sharing same account (Justhost.com) & there is no issue, with those pages. WordPress & ALL used plugins are up-to-date.

    Regards

    #240088
    xprt007
    Participant

    Hi
    It is over a month since I requested for some assistance, but probably either my case is unusual or has been overseen.

    I remembered this, right after writing a newly registered person to login & if they want edit their profile by going o the link top-right. However as mentioned in the original post, ALL these links lead to a page not found error.
    As said, I have no link-related errors outside buddypress/bbforum (where they told me the issues are bbpress & not bbforum-related & referred me here).

    Links not working include /members/abc/, /groups/xyz/ & /members/abc/profile/.
    As mentioned, I have no idea when the the problem started or what triggered it.

    I would appreciated some help as these links not working defeats the purpose of Buddypress.

    Kind regards

    #240049
    danbp
    Participant

    Double post. Topic is closed.
    Conversation can be continued from here.

    #240048
    shanebp
    Moderator

    If my-theme/buddypress/members/single/index-component-profile.php
    is your version of my-theme/buddypress/members/single/profile.php
    then don’t use a different file name.

    It’s much easier to do a template overload.

    Template Hierarchy

    Theme Compatibility & Template Files

    quincie
    Participant

    Hi,

    Thank you for the response.

    I am using buddypress. I am getting it in activity area in the sidebar.

    It has lots of contents on it as I’ve manually transferred it in the database.

    Hope you can help me.

    Thank you so much.

    Best,
    Quincie

    #240043
    danbp
    Participant

    Here a button example on blog page which let you add a post author as friend.

    function bpfr_add_friend_button() {
    // fetch post author id
    $user_id = get_the_author_meta( 'ID' );
    // calling the button
    $mybutton = bp_add_friend_button( $user_id ); 
    
    // condition
    	if ( ( is_user_logged_in() && is_page( 'blog' ) ) ){
    		echo $mybutton;
    	}
    } 
    
    // create the new action hook
    add_action( 'custom_zone', 'bpfr_add_friend_button' );

    Add this code to your child-theme functions.php, or to bp-custom.php

    And here the hook to add to template (child-theme) at the appropriate place.
    <?php do_action( 'custom_zone' ); ?> to template (generally single.php of your theme)

    #240036
    danbp
    Participant

    My buddypress version is 1.2.7

    This version is about 5 years old. Update BP, as mentionned filter are now all buit in.

    #240030
    joshdrok
    Participant

    Yes there are plenty of tutorials out there on using localization to change the labels, but to be fair… This method isn’t 100% in my experience. I could get the labels changed in about 95% of my site. be sure to change the localizations in your theme file if you happen to be using a buddypress theme. I’m looking into other ways to achieve this without localization. I’ll report back here with my findings.

    #240029
    shaquana_folks
    Participant

    My apologies @danbp I had a plugin called “BuddyPress xProfile Custom Fields Type” set up, that’s where the button came from. I just deactivated the plugin. But even when I still try to fill out the registration form, there’s no error that shows up this time, however, it takes me right back to that same registration page and it still did not create that new user for me. It would still just show up on the screen like this:

    New registration screenshot

    Any suggestions why this is still happening? Also, is there a good plugin that anyone can recommend for me to use so that when users create their profiles, they’ll be able to upload a profile picture?

    #240027
    Henry Wright
    Moderator

    Hey @vanleurth

    You could use the bp_parse_args filter for this. It will allow you to perform a meta query.

    Hope this info helps šŸ™‚

    #240024
    Henry Wright
    Moderator

    I haven’t checked but am 99% sure $bp is type BuddyPress. Take a look at the project source to verify:

    https://github.com/buddypress/BuddyPress

    #240020
    danbp
    Participant

    How did you create that download box on the register page ? This is not part of BP or WP.

    #240016
    shaquana_folks
    Participant

    Hello @hnla,

    Didn’t mean to be ā€œshoutingā€ through this message in the subject line, it’s because this is the 4th time I’ve tried to get my message through this BuddyPress forum and out of all my messages from a few days back, I noticed that this recent one I just did was the one that actually went through and I did the other messages just the same exact way as I’ve done before so I don’t understand why my messages haven’t went through the other times. So it’s just been a very frustrating time for the past couple of weeks trying to get help and I haven’t received further help so far from anyone so I’m just trying to resolve everything. But you’re right, and I’m trying my best to work with everyone to get the most feedback that I possibly can to get the job done and resolve these problems.

    The off site frame 404 not found page should be working fine now. I just updated the permalinks and when I went to click on the register link, the registration page (as well as the actual website link) was working properly from my end.

    As far as the BuddyPress plugin goes, I didn’t know that BP doesn’t have a setting for people to upload files, however when you go to the registration page on my site, there’s an ā€œChoose Fileā€ section for people to upload a picture file (for their profile page) on there as someone is filling out the actual registration form, so I just assumed that feature automatically comes with the BuddyPress plugin.

    There shouldn’t be nothing wrong with the theme for I had double-checked already from my backend and I spoke to a representative through my hosting provider and after explaining everything to them, they said that I would have to get in contact with one of the BuddyPress developers to resolve the issue and if it’s an issue from the hosting plan, to inform me about it that way I can contact them again to let them know what the specific problem is. So I’m basically going back and forth between BuddyPress and my hosting provider explaining the same thing, therefore I’m pretty much stuck on what to do, so that’s why I’m asking for anyone’s help if possible, because I’ve done everything on my end to the best of my ability.

    So here are some screenshots that I hope will be helpful of what I actually was doing through the registration process and hopefully someone can come up with a solution as far as why this is not working properly:

    SCREENSHOTS FROM MY MAGNUS WORDPRESS THEME FOR REGISTRATION PAGE:
    Screenshot 1
    Screenshot 2
    Screenshot 3
    Screenshot 4
    Screenshot 5
    Screenshot 6
    Screenshot 7

    Then I did the same exact process with one of the WordPress default themes from my dashboard:

    SCREENSHOTS FROM THE TWENTY FIFTEEN WORDPRESS THEME FOR REGISTRATION PAGE:
    Screenshot 1
    Screenshot 2

    And as you can see, the same result happens. So can someone please explain to me why this is happening? Is it a BuddyPress coding issue? Or is it from my end? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

    Thank you.

    #240010
    danbp
    Participant

    http://www.careercoach.it/members/ shows the list correctly.
    It’s the main “member” menu who doesn’t work with your ??? member types (player/coach/corporate)
    Check the link.
    If you want to use member types, follow here.

    #240009
    danbp
    Participant

    For basic security consideration, a form field is strictly restricted to text only. That’s why you haven’t access to a text editor for a group description field.

    If despite this, you want add some html tags to the group description, you can remove some of the filters. But be warned that that will create a security hole on your site and don’t expect help for such a sensible hack !

    Read also here.

    #240007
    danbp
    Participant

    They are so many topics on this forum explaining how to do this ! If you think it’s not correctly documented, add your contribution to the Codex.

    That said, i made you a working buddypress-en_US file you can download with almost(hopefully) all groups related strings changed to Alliance. Some are not modified, but you can add your own words with poEdit.

    https://make.wordpress.org/polyglots/handbook/tools/poedit/

    danbp
    Participant

    Of course you can customize it, but as that need to rewrite the whole who’s online class, you would perhaps prefer to use an already made work ?

    Try BuddyPress Friends On-Line, which comes with a friend on-line widget.

    Install it, activate the widget and you’re done.

    #239987
    CodeMonkeyBanana
    Participant

    OK, so buddypress doesn’t use capabilities. How the hell am I meant to make this work?

    #239982

    In reply to: End User Blog

    Gnostic_Thought
    Participant

    How would MS work with Buddypress, does it integrate well with the buddypress profile page, will the users blog posts show up on the profile page. I heard a plugin called Gravity Forms can achieve this as well and a plugin called WP User Front-end.

    #239981

    In reply to: End User Blog

    danbp
    Participant

    You already have a blog if you run WordPress.
    Depending of how many authors you expect, and money you have, you can opt for MS and allow a complete blog (like the main blog) to each user. But a blogging farm is a BIG project who need space and powerfull server ressource. BuddyPress is tailored for that. But are you tailored to assume ? šŸ˜‰

    A good compromise for small and middle project is BuddyPress Groupblog wich comes with P2, an extra front-end editor theme. So you have two answer in one plugin.

    BuddyPress handles essentially members. Publishing is WP’s job and giving users a possibility of front-end publishing instead of back-end is an endless pros and contras discussion. And in any case, a long front-end dev work. At least.

    danbp
    Participant

    Please, search and read a bit !
    https://buddypress.org/support/search/en_US.mo/

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