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  • #329685
    wikivia
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    wikivia
    Participant

    profile BP Members Page the page displays “Loading the members of your community. Please wait.”

    irudyk
    Participant

    I’ve copied the members-loop.php into the buddypress\members folder of my theme with no modifications made to it. When I display the Staff Members — BP Members Page the page displays “Loading the members of your community. Please wait.” and nothing ever gets displayed. I’m using the nouveau option (but get the same result if I switch to legacy). Have turned off all add-ins (to no avail). Might be my an issue with my bundled theme, but I can switch to another theme to test without that causing the site to crash. Any assistance on where the issue may be would be appreciated. Thanks.

    Naomi
    Participant

    Hi, I’m running WordPress 6.2.1 running Astra theme, Buddypress 11.2.0.

    In Appearance > Menu I selected “Buddypress Member” and under the “logged in” tab I added “Activity” to my menu. When I click on it on the site while logged in, it takes me to my personal member page, not the global activity page. I would like it to go to the global activity page – or is there some other way members are supposed to see the global activity?

    Thank you.

    #329661

    Topic: Pay2Register 1.0

    in group forum Third Party Plugins
    xproline
    Participant

    Our Plugin Pay2Register is fully compatible BuddyPress

    https://apps.xproline.io/pay2register

    Charge users registering to a website or community
    This WordPress plugin allows you to charge users a fixed price to create an account at a website, or a community. In settings, you can define the currency, the amount to charge, your payment gateway API keys, the displayed text sentences. The plugin requires a Stripe account.

    After updating the settings, you only need to create a new WordPress page and include the shortcode [Pay2Register] to display the registering form. Compatible BuddyPress and BuddyBoss plugins.

    rsial
    Participant

    To overwrite the BuddyPress Nouveau template CSS in a child theme, you need to ensure that your child theme is properly enqueued and that the correct file path is used. Here’s the recommended approach:

    In your child theme folder, create a new directory called buddypress.

    Inside the buddypress directory, create a new directory called css.

    Copy the buddypress.css file from /plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-nouveau/css into your child theme’s buddypress/css directory.

    In your child theme’s functions.php file, enqueue the modified CSS file. Add the following code:

    function enqueue_child_theme_styles() {
    wp_enqueue_style( ‘child-theme-buddypress’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/buddypress/css/buddypress.css’, array( ‘bp-nouveau-main’ ), ‘1.0’ );
    }
    add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘enqueue_child_theme_styles’, 999 );

    To overwrite the BuddyPress Nouveau template CSS in a child theme, you need to ensure that your child theme is properly enqueued and that the correct file path is used. Here’s the recommended approach:

    In your child theme folder, create a new directory called buddypress.

    Inside the buddypress directory, create a new directory called css.

    Copy the buddypress.css file from /plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-nouveau/css into your child theme’s buddypress/css directory.

    In your child theme’s functions.php file, enqueue the modified CSS file. Add the following code:

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    function enqueue_child_theme_styles() {
    wp_enqueue_style( ‘child-theme-buddypress’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/buddypress/css/buddypress.css’, array( ‘bp-nouveau-main’ ), ‘1.0’ );
    }
    add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘enqueue_child_theme_styles’, 999 );
    Make sure to adjust the version number (‘1.0’) if you update your child theme’s CSS in the future.

    With these steps, the modified “buddypress.css” file from your child theme should be loaded and override the default styles from the BuddyPress Nouveau template.

    Remember to clear any caching plugins or server caches to ensure that the updated CSS is being served.

    If the changes still don’t take effect, it’s possible that another plugin or theme is conflicting with the child theme’s styles. In that case, you may need to investigate further and potentially use more specific CSS selectors or use a higher priority for the “wp_enqueue_style” function.

    #329649
    alluringent
    Participant

    Hello, I have a problem with my registration page. When I click on “Registration” it says “Not Found. The requested URL was not found on this server. Apache/2.4.41 (Ubuntu) Server at 192.168.1.111 Port 80” but if I disable BuddyPress, it works. I have already checked that no plugin conflicts with it, I am using the BuddyX theme so it doesn’t come from there either, I have checked the permalinks as well as the .htaccess file, I have checked that it is indeed the registration page that is indicated in the BuddyPress settings, nothing works, I still have this error over and over again. Can you help me please? Thank you in advance.

    ddesmond
    Participant

    Hello,

    I would like to clarify how to overwrite the BuddyPress Nouveau template css in a child theme.

    I have a fresh install of BuddyPress 11.1.0 and have created a new child theme structure. I have copied buddypress.css from:

    /plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-nouveau/css

    to:

    /themes/my-child-theme/buddypress/css.

    I have made changes to this CSS file yet it is not loading the replacement stylesheet and the original unedited one is still being loaded.

    Am I doing this correctly? Can you please let me know the best approach for this? Everywhere I have looked suggests this method.

    Thanks so much!

    bekuhs
    Participant

    Is there a way to edit the group’s dashboard so that I can edit fields from there instead of having to from the frontend?

    As of right now, after clicking Groups and a group name, I see Name and Description, Add New Members, and Manage Members. I want to add the custom group fields (editable) to this page so they’re easier for my coworkers to access.

    Wordpress version 6.2
    BuddyPress version 11.1.0
    Custom child theme, Aardvark parent theme

    #329635
    oliveranthony
    Participant

    BBPress is a WordPress plugin that allows you to add a forum or discussion board to your WordPress website. While it doesn’t come with a built-in private messaging feature, there are a few ways you can add this functionality to your forum:

    Use a plugin: There are several plugins available that allow you to add private messaging to BBPress. One popular option is the “Private Messages For BBPress” plugin, which adds a private messaging system to your forum. You can also check out other plugins that are available in the WordPress repository.

    Use a third-party service: Another option is to integrate a third-party service that offers private messaging. For example, you could use a service like BuddyPress, which offers a range of social networking features, including private messaging. You can integrate BuddyPress with BBPress to add private messaging to your forum.

    Custom development: If you have the technical skills or can hire a developer, you could also develop a custom solution to add private messaging to your forum. This would involve creating a plugin or customizing the BBPress code to add the functionality you need.

    Whichever method you choose, it’s important to consider the security and privacy implications of adding private messaging to your forum. Make sure to implement appropriate security measures to protect user data and prevent spam or abuse.

    StudentFilmmakers
    Participant

    I migrated from BuddyBoss back to BuddyPress. I am using the Astra theme now. Tested other themes and get the same results. Some changes in the database or php was done that made the members and groups page full width and the size of the profile thumbnails are huge. Any shortcuts trouble shooting much appreciated.

    #329626
    ejoopasco
    Participant

    Hope to help someone else stumbling upon this. problem I identified the cause of this behaviour.
    In Settings -> BuddyPress -> Options I activated

    Allow visitors to request site membership. If enabled, an administrator must approve each new site membership request.

    If I deactivate that, the mail gets send.
    I guess that is intended. Maybe I need to make a feature request now.

    #329625
    zoddshop63
    Participant

    I have buddypress installed but how do I integrate its private messaging system with bbppress? I’ve seen some functions.php snippets on google but none them still work.

    #329603
    faile486
    Participant

    Having a bit of a strange issue. I’m using Local by Flywheel to develop a site with buddypress, bbpress, and rtMedia. This is a website for mostly personal use, so I was planning on only sharing a live link with my spouse. Unfortunately, while everything works perfectly on my local machine, all buddypress features break when using live links. I get an error about too many redirects.

    I’ve tried this with multiple themes, including X/Pro, Twenty-Sixteen, Twenty Twenty-Three, and NanoSpace.

    Any suggestions?

    WordPress 6.2
    BuddyPress 11.1.0
    bbPress 2.6.9
    rtMedia 4.6.13

    It took a while to get Pro working with rtMedia, so it’d be a shame if this can’t be fixed! Site contains adult content (erotic hypnosis files), and I’d prefer to give the address out via DM.

    #329601
    bradcds
    Participant

    Hi all,

    I had BuddyBoss on my site for a long time but removed it and I am trying to use the original BuddyPress and BBPress.

    For some reason though when trying to upload a new profile or header image it allows me to select a file and after clicking done nothing happens.

    #329585
    Margriet
    Participant

    Hi,

    It seems indeed that this is the issue (Please note: For BuddyPress Multilingual to work, your site’s language URL format needs to be set to use different languages in directories. You can find the language URL options by going to WPML → Languages and scrolling to the Language URL Format section.)

    WPML is currently working on extending the support for every URL format. Hope it will be added in the future update of BPML plugin.

    #329582
    uranoz
    Participant

    Further details:

    The problem is the same for n dashes, m dashes, and any other type of HTML entities. The issue is only occurring in the messages on the Messages summary page.

    The snippet in the BP function that truncates the message and appends the list with the ellipsis is as follows:

    function bp_create_excerpt( $text, $length = 225, $options = array() ) {
    
    	// Backward compatibility. The third argument used to be a boolean $filter_shortcodes.
    	$filter_shortcodes_default = is_bool( $options ) ? $options : true;
    
    	$r = bp_parse_args(
    		$options,
    		array(
    			'ending'            => __(  ' [U+02026] '  , 'buddypress' ),
    			'exact'             => false,
    			'html'              => true,
    			'filter_shortcodes' => $filter_shortcodes_default,
    			'strip_tags'        => false,
    			'remove_links'      => false,
    		),
    		'create_excerpt'
    	);
    #329581
    Anonymous User 18187419
    Inactive

    Also, double check …

    WP Admin->Settings->Buddypress->Pages

    …make sure BP pages are associated correctly with WP pages.

    uranoz
    Participant

    The BuddyPress messages summary page is displaying all HTML entities as literal strings.

    For example, BP truncates the message on the summary page and appends an ellipsis. However, this entity displays as &#hellip; instead of the correct three horizontal dots (…).

    We have not been able to fix this problem.

    Has anybody had any experience with correctly this issue?

    Any help will be greatly appreciated. Many thanks in advance.

    #329579
    Anonymous User 18187419
    Inactive

    I can’t offer support for your issue but the simplest thing to try is to install a slightly older version of Buddypress, not the latest 11.1 version.

    Try 10.6 , the functionality should be virtually the same.

    #329576
    fabulez
    Participant

    I should also mention that putting Buddypress blocks in the content will also not display anything, however on other pages not related to buddypress it works fine.

    fabulez
    Participant

    Greetings! I am coding my own custom theme at the moment that is supposed to work with just my
    specifig wordpress setup.

    However when viewing the members page of Buddypress the page is just blank. I do not know what I need to include on the page to make the content visible, twentytwentythree works perfectly fine.

    Buddypress is using my buddypress.php template which has the following code in it:

    
    <?php include 'parts/header.php';?>
    
    <div class="content">
        <div class="inner-page"><?php the_content();?></div>
    </div><!-- content -->
    
    <?php include 'parts/footer.php';?>
    
    #329521
    Giannis Sifakis
    Participant

    Check this out, it’ll probably help you a lot. https://github.com/awsmug/multilanguage-buddyPress-with-polylang

    #329498
    Venutius
    Moderator

    Yes, BuddyPress is based on WordPress, it’s a WordPress plugin.

    #329497
    Digital Gravity
    Participant

    Hi
    Im new here.

    Is it possible to create buddypress in wordpress CMS?

    A client of mine is saying it’s possible and we do not want to look dumb as we never worked on it.

    Any response will be appreciated.

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