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Hi,

leave groups & request membership use the same button, depending the context. See reference.

Try this if you use only private groups

function xyz() {
global $groups_template;
   if ( bp_is_active(group) )
      return '';
}
add_filter( 'bp_get_group_join_button', 'xyz' );

Reference: wp-content\plugins\buddypress\bp-groups\bp-groups-template.php:2747

Hi @whoaloic

What do you mean by “note”?

Messages can be either public or private. Private messages work kind of like chat, and can be seen only by the ‘thread’ participants. Public message are ‘front-end’. You can public message someone by prefixing their username with the @ symbol. Public messages are also known as mentions.

Regarding favourites, see this Trac ticket for how the feature will be improved over the next few versions.

Hope this information helps.

@studdlypig
The admin user or primary user that is setup when a wordpress site installed is always able to login directly, and it’s initally only that user that can activate plugins i.e BuddyPress so I’m not sure why you are having trouble with activation requests. /wp-login.php should allow the admin to login regardless of whether BP is activated or not.

What account are you trying to login with, the admin user ID 1 ?

In the BP settings screen ‘Page’ tab what page have you associated to ‘Activation’ in the select box, as the redirect here appears to be the main issue and the WP link to login on the WP toolbar should redirect to the wp-login screen, which you can actually access directly by modifying your browser url so you can actually login as admin and manage your site.

fyi you shouldn’t have to trouble your web hosts to deactivate BP, using a control panel or ftp you can rename the plugins folder which will force a deactivation of the plugin or any plugin if they give trouble.

https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/buddypress-links-in-wordpress-menus/

@utahman1971 hey man, sorry if it sounded rude, it was not meant to be! It was purely a suggestion or more of an idea for you to implement.

I didn’t realize you wanted the notice to only be displayed within the activity stream itself, my suggestion was a valid suggestion meaning if you added a text widget area to one of your sidebars you could of then excluded it from showing from all pages but the buddypress members pages and or to logged in users only, meaning they would of had a permanent notice that was not close-able to them but was always in view to them depending where you placed it in the sidebar.

I am sorry if it came across the way it did to you, but trust me i am not like that nor was i aware of the plugin that danbp gave you a link to.

Core WP media and p2 theme gives good galleries without having to use any plugin.
Available media plugins do not use core WP media, so if the users are blogging also the media remains scattered, and not in one central place.

Buddypics by modemlooper allows you to do 2 way commenting and favoriting – users can comment and favorit an image from the post page itself as well as in the activity stream. Buddypics do not offer multiple albums, rtmedia does – but rtmedia does not offer 2 way favoriting – it has its own “like” liking system not integrated with buddypress.
Brajesh’s Mediapress is also a media plugin in evolution and may work well in your setting – it may have some issues with some forms of WP+BP multisite.

Thanks

@emineminero You have two registration pages
Your link above: http://www.comunidadcrm.com/register/
And the url I found: http://www.comunidadcrm.com/registro/

What was the title of the Page you set to Registration in Settings > BuddyPress > Pages? Is it still associated with Registration? Also, please do not add any content (leave page blank) to the Page you set as Registration page in Settings > BuddyPress > Pages.

hi @michaelhpdx,

maybe these posts will help you ?

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/my-conditional-tags-are-not-being-respected-in-genesis/
https://yoast.com/wordpress/plugins/canonical/

Or maybe this snippet (intended for WP SEO at least) which removes canonical

function bpfr_wpseo_canonical_exclude( $canonical ) {
  global $bp;
  if ( function_exists( 'buddypress') && ( buddypress()->displayed_user->id || buddypress()->current_component ) ) {
    $canonical = false;
  }
  return $canonical;
}
add_filter( 'wpseo_canonical', 'bpfr_wpseo_canonical_exclude' );

Hi @mocmocmk

A popular plugin to manage media seems to be rtMedia. I think you can display a gallery with the [rtmedia_gallery] shortcode

Try this one

/**
 * Fix wpseo title
 */
add_filter('wpseo_title', 'buddypress_wpseo_title');

function buddypress_wpseo_title($title) {
    $wpseo = WPSEO_Frontend::get_instance();
    $separator = $wpseo->options['separator'];

    $separator_options = array(
        'sc-dash' => '-',
        'sc-ndash' => '–',
        'sc-mdash' => '—',
        'sc-middot' => '·',
        'sc-bull' => '•',
        'sc-star' => '*',
        'sc-smstar' => '⋆',
        'sc-pipe' => '|',
        'sc-tilde' => '~',
        'sc-laquo' => '«',
        'sc-raquo' => '»',
        'sc-lt' => '<',
        'sc-gt' => '>',
    );

    if (array_key_exists($separator, $separator_options)) {
        $separator = $separator_options[$separator];
    }
    $bp = buddypress();
    if (bp_is_user()) {
        $title = bp_get_displayed_user_fullname() . ' | ' . ucfirst($bp->current_component);
    } elseif (bp_is_group()) {
        $title = bp_get_current_group_name() . ' | ' . $bp->bp_options_nav[$bp->groups->current_group->slug][bp_current_action()]['name'];
    }

    return $title . ' ' . $separator . ' ' . get_bloginfo();
}

>I had already worked out that ‘component_id’ => buddypress()->activity->id was wrong

No it’s not wrong, buddypress()->activity->id == ‘activity’, in replacing it with a hardcoded string you could possibly cause issues if activities id did change, where it will cause issues is if BP isn’t loaded then buddypress() will fail, a hardcoded value is safer in that respect.

>but it’s interesting to find that the source of the problem was that the codex example was (and still is, btw) hooking into the wrong action.

Again it’s not necessarily hooking into wrong action ‘bp_init’ does work, I used it recently on a register_post_type where issues arose on BP update as init ran before bp had re-activated, although that later priority may have solved that one.

So the reference to codex entry still being wrong is debatable, possibly it ought to be updated, and on that score the codex like the rest of the BP project is all volunteer work and any member has the ability to add, update codex pages if they see somethings wrong

Please don’t double post.
Topic closed as duplicate of
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/disable-members-to-do-new-post-and-reply-in-a-group/

@numumar in wp-admin Appearance > Menus, click on the “Screen Options” tab located under the admin toolbar. A panel will drop down. Check “BuddyPress” in the Show on Screen section.

I’ve posted a thread on Google Webmaster Tools forum in case it’s an issue with the sitemap rather than buddypress, but our search engine rankings have dropped dramatically since we installed the new Buddypress-powered site. (Hopefully we can fix this without moving away from Buddypress, but it’s such a key issue to us that we may move away from it if it can’t be resolved.)

The way I see it it’s either…

1. An inherent issue with using Buddypress
2. An issue with the members profile template (part of the custom theme)
3. An issue with the sitemap

Hi @prometheus-fire

I wrote a reply to a similar question not long ago.

Ref: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/bp-default-cookie-usage/#post-186554

Hi @verdon,

Background

consider this and this

Can BuddyPress Profiles (Members) set-up and associate listings

Read here

Can BuddyPress have a professional look and feel?

Visit biowebspin.com

You didn’t read the Codex ! bp-custom.php

Do you omitted opening and closing php tags ?

<?php
// hacks and mods will go here</blockquote
?>