Hello,
We’re experiencing issues with the search form in the forums of our Buddypress website. We built the forum page using Elementor and BuddyBuilder plugins.
When we type in a keyword, we dont see any results. Also, we’re not able to design the results page https://perinat.social/forums/rechercher/ with Elementor.
Can you help please?
Thanks,
BEV
Hi everybody
The method that Shane provided, is really good. I am looking to add a similar feature to disable certain groups. I followed this guide and customized it to make a query that will filter out disabled groups. Everything seems to be working fine except the group count inside the timeline. From where can I find and edit the group count??
@deepvyas Hi,
So I’m a total newb at this and I don’t understand how to disable the RSS on BP
I am trying to make a fully private buddypress installation.
One issue I am running into is the RSS feeds are public, especially the site wide activity RSS.
There is a wordpress plugin called disable RSS, but this does not disable the buddypress specific RSS feeds.
Is there a way to delete/block/disable all the RSS feeds?
Can you offer any help, or some more detailed instructions (in layman’s terms) so that I can make my RSS feed for all site activity go away? I want to have a completely private BP community
I have wp 6.0 , bp 10.4
@deepvyas thanks, i have been able to solve that. i noticed there was a plugin conflicting with buddypress
Hi Serena,
I can look and fix errors on your buddypress website.
Please let me know, If still facing the same
Regards
Deep
Problem Statement: I am not getting a preview/thumbnail/featured image of YouTube videos, Blogs links, when I post the link in the activity stream. Actually, When the link is copied in the activity stream it displays the preview (before pressing post button) but when it is posted, only the link remains and thumbnails disappear.
Following are the details of Configuration:
1. Premium Version of CIRKLE Theme
2. Latest Version of WordPress
3. Installed “Activity Link preview for Buddy press”
WebAddress is http://www.Engineersland.com
Request you to help me resolve the issue at the earliest as without a preview of the links whole fun of developing a social media web will go.
Regards
Atul Singla
Anonymous User 18187419Inactive
Possible options to look at:
– verification email on signup is a must.
– Plugin “BP Restrict Signup By Email Domain” ….lets you restrict new signups to gmail, yahoo, hotmail etc. Will prevent 99% of spam-bot registrations (eg. s.p.a.m.m.e.r. at spambot dot xyz).
– Plugin “BP Registration Options” …holds all new signups in a moderation queue until manual approval by admin, during which time they can’t interact with Buddypress components (and I assume cannot create new groups).
Just some suggestions.
If Buddypress is active on any of my sites with Disable Gutenberg or Classic Editor plugins — then it will not allow a featured image upload/attach to a post or page. The image can upload to the site, but it will not attach and display for the post or page.
I have run a lot of test over the last week to figure out the issue or a workaround — but this happens on every single site I’ve tried it on.
It’s not theme dependent. Or caused by a different plugin. It’s BuddyPress in conjunction with either of those two.
When I have Buddypress activated, then I cannot publish featured images to my blog posts. They upload to my site, but it will not save with the post. It’s done this for months – so I had just deactivated. But I need Buddypress back again.
Also, this isn’t unique to one theme. I’ve tried it on two separate sites with different themes. I’ve deactivated all other plugins, etc…
Buddypress is the issue.
As I have not managed to code something that works to identify my specific group, I did a bit of lateral thinking and my code looks to see whether or not a “group_mod” is present in a group and (if not) the Join/Hide button is hidden, like the case of group_admins, when only one is present. I can live with it for now, as I just have to make sure that all other groups have at least one Moderator set, then they work as normal.
It works fine for me, using BuddyPress Version 10.4.0, under WordPress 6.0.2 and a modified “Wellness Pro Version: 1.1.4” child theme under Genesis Framework Version: 3.3.5.
I hope it helps, unless and until some kind BuddyPress dev comes in with a proper solution!
Seems I wrote too much? I will post in two parts:
Hi @hcmendez, I am trying to do exactly the same thing myself and found the post your referenced, which was now made 10 years ago! I have developed a staging test site for a Radio Club, where registration is disabled and all user accounts will be set up for the users. There are 3 levels of membership: member, editor and admin – each with separate user roles. I have a group called “ROC Members” which all levels of membership are in and I do not want them to have the ability to leave (so want to remove the Join/Leave Button from this group (I can manage members from WP backend).
After some experimentation, I have found a rather poor “workaround”, by adding an extra ‘if’ statement to the code in plugins -> buddypress -> bp-groups -> bp-groups-template.php (where the extra code above is from), which is far from ideal as it can get overwritten on buddypress update.
I have WordPress 6.0.2
I received a message for BuddyPress that the plug in was not installed. But when I went to install it, the message was that BuddyPress cannot be installed because it already exists.
I deletedthe folder,for BuddyPress in the wp-contet/plugins folder on my server.
I reinstalled BuddyPress.
This is the error that I get when clicking on Activate for BuddyPress in thge Plugins page
PHP Warning: require(C:\visionroot\wwwroot\wp_inspiration\wp-content\plugins\buddypress/class-buddypress.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in C:\visionroot\wwwroot\wp_inspiration\wp-content\plugins\buddypress\bp-loader.php on line 76
PHP Fatal error: require(): Failed opening required ‘C:\visionroot\wwwroot\wp_inspiration\wp-content\plugins\buddypress/class-buddypress.php’ (include_path=’.;C:\php\pear’) in C:\visionroot\wwwroot\wp_inspiration\wp-content\plugins\buddypress\bp-loader.php on line 76
Anonymous User 18187419Inactive
Try a slightly earlier version of Buddypress.
Go to WordPress plugins repository, find Buddypress page, select Advanced View for earlier versions.
But now I wonder how it would be done on Buddypress.
Could you guide me on that?
Thank you!!
Ok, new question:
How could I display the Activity postform from Buddypress Nouveau as a shortcode using functions.php?
Do I post this on a new topic?
Thanks
BuddyBoss is a fork of BuddyPress, done several years ago. The codes bases have diverged.
Anonymous User 18187419Inactive
When you see that message …
“The following active BuddyPress components have no associated WordPress pages: Activate, Register. Repair”
…then click the Pages option.
You will see Members, Activity Streams, Register, Activate.
Make sure each of those is associated with correct option in drop-down menu alongside.
Members >> Members
Activity Streams >> Activity
Register >> Register
Activate >> Activate
Then Save Settings
Anonymous User 18187419Inactive
If however you were running latest version Buddypress without problems before the issue showed, then its likely something else causing conflict with BP.
Any other changes to your site?
Any new plugins installed or updated?
Any code snippets added?
I see you are also commenting on “Block user from accessing /wp-admin” topic. If you have made changes in that area, remove them.
Anonymous User 18187419Inactive
Sorry that link is misbehaving. Follow link and click Advanced View for earlier versions of Buddypress.
Anonymous User 18187419Inactive
If issue appeared after update to latest version of Buddypress then try installing an older version which didn’t cause problems.
Available here:
BuddyPress
Apologies for the repeat. I was told that the first topic was marked as spam, that’s the reason for this one, incase the first one is not seen.
I am running the current versions of WordPress and buddypress. I all of a sudden cannot see my admin tool bar or login to my WordPress backend. Activated the debug feature and found out its an issue with buddypress plugin. Please how Do I resolve this? I had to disable the entire plugins, to be able to login of give access to my backend. The web url is http://www.wokshop.com
https://mywokshop.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Screenshot-2022-09-01-at-00.15.15.png
I meant buddypress please.
