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buddypress already has a similar feature, it’s called bp friends, I can’t remember if it’ a standalone plugin, or if it’s its own plugin, but I also use that on my site. With the friends plugin, you can friend, and the user has to accept the friend request (which friends them back). This plugin also has support I believe with rtmedia’s privacy levels where you can friend people and then set post privacy levels so that only your friends can see the activity. (I might have made that functionality myself though, I can’t remember, I’ve written a lot of code). With the followers plugin, it’s just like regular followers where you would follow them and they don’t have to follow you back, and the user gets a following activity feed. that’s why I have both.

I setup a fork of the original github repo, I can’t guarantee it 100% works, especially like with following blogs and stuff like that as I haven’t tested that throughly. I also haven’t tested it with legacy themes. However, for regular following and for the following activity filters in bp_noveau etc… it should work.

https://github.com/Alexanderwbell/buddypress-followers

Yea, so I use the same plugin and the plugin is old and doesn’t work with the latest versions of buddypress by default. I had to modify it. I believe the load text just in time is just a warning though, the fatal error I had was with the sql queries, it worked for me without fixing the warnings. When I get home, I might be able to share some code.

How can this be done for BuddyPress?

@asmaajaved – out of curiosity, I’m interested in knowing the value that is set for the BP_GROUPS_DEFAULT_EXTENSION constant. This information can be found within the Site Health Info tab, e.g., wp-admin/site-health.php?tab=debug, scroll down to the last panel (BuddyPress Constants) then open the panel and find the aforementioned constant.

This might provide an additional clue as to what may be occurring.

Let’s not do that, I would prefer not to get involved in that way.

It looks like after group creation, there should be a 302 redirect to the newly created group page. Since you are able to delete groups, I assume you are doing so from wp-admin > groups page.

Notwithstanding the 302 redirect after group creation. Since the groups appear to be created, you should be able to access any of the created groups directly, e.g.:

https:example.com/groups/new-group

I’m not sure if this is actually a BuddyPress issue.

I’ll ask around and see if anyone else on the team has heard of this.

Hi @asmaajaved,

I’m not sure if this an edge case, so more information is required, e.g.:

1. WordPress version
2. WordPress permalink setting(plain or pretty URLs)
3. WordPress theme in use
4. BuddyPress version
5. BuddyPress template pack in use
6. What does your error log reveal?

It would also help to have a screenshot of:

the single groups pages show up empty

Hi,

The BuddyPress Featured Members plugin appears to be authored by BuddyDev. Have you tried their support forum?

BuddyDev Support – BuddyDev site

Or

[BuddyPress Featured Members] Support – WordPress Forum

Unfortunately, you’ve applied a band-aid at the Theme level. The next Theme update will remove your band-aid and you will have to apply it again, given the approach you’ve taken.

The bp_loggedin_user_domain( ) function should have returned a URL with a trailing slash, for example:

http://www.url.com/members/username/

Which is why the Theme has it written as:

bp_loggedin_user_domain() . $bp->notifications->slug

Something is causing the trailing slash to be missing, solving for this will be the fix. Maybe a plugin or some custom code is filtering the return value, such that is stripping the trailing slash.

Assuming you are using BuddyPress 14.3.3, see the following URL for the source code:

bp_loggedin_user_domain()

You could take a look at this free plugin we’re developing: FansPaysite MicroPayments https://wordpress.org/plugins/paid-membership/ .

Flexible Monetization: Offer creator subscriptions, pay-per-view content, and memberships tailored to various creator needs.

Direct Content Sales: Creators can directly sell access to posts, videos, downloads, live video streams, enhancing revenue opportunities.

Versatile Payment Integration: Supports all major gateways with WooCommerce, including PayPal, Stripe, CCBill for broad accessibility.

Reduced Transaction Fees: Streamline finances with microtransactions that cut down on costs.

Dynamic Wallet System: Enables secure, in-site transactions with internal credits and support for other popular wallets like TeraWallet and MyCred.

Enhanced User Engagement: Features like crowdfunding and donations add interactive elements to content monetization.

Comprehensive Admin Control: Manage access, monitor transactions, and customize content offerings with ease.

BuddyPress Integration: Enhances community features, allowing for real-time updates and user interactions within the platform.