Hi,
Sorry that no one has responded to your post.
If there are issues with the codebase (as is the case in this instance), you should post a report on our bug tracker, Trac:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/newticket
You should be able to login with the same credentials you use here on wordpress.org.
Can you go into further detail about how you are deleting the comment? Are you deleting an activity comment that is connected to a post?
Under “Settings > BuddyPress > Options”, is “Allow activity stream commenting on blog and forum posts” checked or unchecked?
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For my test:
1. “Allow activity stream commenting on blog and forum posts” is checked.
2. I posted a comment on a WP blog post.
3. I navigate to the BP activity directory page and find the post in the activity stream. The WP comment that I made is listed as an activity comment under the post in the activity stream and not listed as a separate activity stream item.
4. I click on the “Delete” button for my activity comment entry.
5. I do not see the “There was a problem…” error.
I haven’t tested when “Allow activity stream commenting on blog and forum posts” is unchecked yet.
What about with plugins? Try disabling all plugins that aren’t BuddyPress then try it? If it works then renable them and disable each one by one until you find the conflict.
Hello!
I’m currently working on a idea for a online diary. Where you can answer questions and write down thoughts and this will be saved and stored for the future. All this need to go against the social trend of today and be totally private.
I need my members to be able to register to the site and contribute to their diary while not being able to be seen, contacted or such. Is this possible with BuddyPress?
Sincerely
That might work, though the BuddyPress email template has configurable colours etc, so you’d need to fill those in inside the HTML.
You can get the HTML template from https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/src/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/assets/emails/single-bp-email.php
Hi @danbp
Thank you for the response, however I am new to BuddyPress, but I do know Theme Dev in WP in Gen, my situation is this,
I want to remove all other steps and just fill in the details as you see on the first screen and just click finish, and have the group created. That is all.
I just tried the :: Remove Sub-Nav Tabs from the link you provide and it does not work.
Secondly, should I be putting the code on bp-custom.php
Regards
Ace
Hello,
My I have a live website running with Buddypress and I just discovered one problem. If I go to Groups page then select a group then see the members of that group, I am always being redirected to the Members page where I can see all the members of the community instead of the members of the group I selected.
How can I fix this?
Thanks.
Hi,
I am using Affiliate WP (and paid memberships pro).
When an affiliate signs up (who is not a site member) it creates a new member in Buddypress which lists it under my website members, visible to all.
I don’t want this to happen (I only want new members who have registered with a paid membership to appear in BuddyPress.
I am not sure where to start to get this question answered but would appreciate any insights.
Thank you
Those files were in the wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members
file in question was registration.php
Yes,my WordPress is in German. When I use the translation, then my WordPress is in English and Buddypress will not be translated.
Strange ! Is WordPress in german ?
Dashboard > Settings > General > Site Language
BP translation file goes to wp-content/languages/plugins/buddypress-de_DE.mo
I saw one thread about migrating from easysocial but it is closed to replies. is there an available migration method / tool to import the user content from Easysocial to BuddyPress?
Customize profile and group menus in BuddyPress
I saw this above tried to rename the menu items but it does not work
Can you help?
pre type=”php”
$bp->bp_nav[‘activity’][‘name’] = ‘wall’;
/pre
Hallo!
Dowload it from here:
https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/buddypress/stable/de/default
Select po and mo extension at the bottom of the page where’s written “Export”
Arrrgggl ! 🙂 You’re loosing your time by trying to do that. BP Default will be definetly built out soon.
Read WP codex about child theme and use this solution in any case. Whatever change you make in a core file will be owerwriten at next update. Theme modification should be made from within a child-theme, so it is safe even when an update is made on the original.
And read at least here about BuddyPress theming.
Your link is 7 years old ! That’s a prehistoric reference 🙂 and outdated!
If you’re talking about the Notification(x) item on BuddyMenu, it is in the language file where you can change it or use the trick indicated on Nav Api codex page (mentionned in the above post).
Example:
function bpcodex_change_unread_nav_name() {
buddypress()->members->nav->edit_nav( array(
'name' => 'The new name in whatever language',
), 'notifications' );
}
add_action( 'bp_setup_nav', 'bpcodex_change_unread_nav_name', 100 );
Add the snippet to bp-custom.php
Navigation API
Can you explain more on it the link above.
Yes !
allmost all member related loops are in bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/ and in /members/single/ for the profile template
Hi,
the error is because you’re loosing the current user.
Read codex about Navigation API (since 2.6) and use the new code to remove properly group settings tabs.
Navigation API
Hi !
bp-default is a deprecated theme since 1.7 (2013) and only in for backward compatibility.
If you use latest BP, you can use almost any existing theme and preferably with a child-theme if you customize your site.
Custom code can be added to bp-custom.php or into child-theme’s functions.php
References
bp-custom.php
member_types
Is it possible to transform a buddypress site to a viber type site for free using video and audio chat plugins integrated with buddypress?
I can’t afford cometchat/arrowchat
Thankyou
Sorry if this is kind of a newbie/generic question, but here goes.
I am building to WordPress site to replace my existing group site on Meetup.com, which has around 500-1000 active members. Members RSVP to events (5-10 per week), post photos and comments, email each other through the site, and use a message board. Some events require online payment, and we use Meetup’s WePay for that. The main plugins I plan to use to reproduce these features are BuddyPress, Events Manager Pro (with Paypal Gateway), bbPress, rtMedia, MailChimp, possibly NinjaForms, and a few others. I am developing this under GoDaddy’s shared hosting (planning to switch to SiteGround or something similar). I have read that BuddyPress in particular can be a challenge for shared servers, so I am concerned that performance will be an issue when we go live.
1. Any thoughts on the use of WordPress/BuddyPress with shared server host? Any recommendations on shared server or managed server providers? What price point should I looking at?
2. With the number of photos members would be uploading/sharing, I am afraid we will quickly exceed the basic plan’s 10GB limit. Any recommendations for a storage CDN? Or would a cacheing plugin be sufficient?
3. Any other plugins/extensions I should consider to increase performance?
Hi,
I’ve trying to figure out what is wrong with my setup but so far no progress.
Any url/link on fronted fails in continuous redirect loop after I enable BuddyPress.
I have tried :
– new clean installation
– Nginx web server ( redirects to registration page, even if the user is logedin in admin )
– Apache web server ( redirects to index.php )
– clean install only WordPress and BuddyPress
Backand ( admin ) works fine.
Wordpress version 4.6
BuddyPress 2.6.2
issue is present on any theme
Latest setup is Nginx reverse proxy to Apache and php-fpm.
Same situation, admin works fine, frontend goes to infinite redirect loop.
Any suggestions ?
On local installation Frontend and backend work fine – XAMPP environment.
Any help would be appreciated !