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That works perfectly but I would love to know how to get this post form to add the Buddypress Activity Plus media buttons. Any idea?

Old topic, but maybe interesting? I needed the same functionallity so I created a plugin that might help here, too:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-foaf/

Hi @dtc7240,

Thank you very mutch for reporting bugs.

i have added fix on the last version (1.3).
I just want to mention that i keeped the ability to members to change the visibility of no threaded comment( join group, leave group, ..etc) since this activities concerns it.

be cargful when you add this tests on your version:
if( bp_activity_user_can_delete() && bp_get_activity_type() == 'activity_update' ) {

it’s can stop the plugin to work for others plugins like buddydrive or others ( they use others activity type other than ‘activity_update’).

I invite you to join the support forum of the plugin for more enhancement and suggestions.

https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/buddypress-activity-privacy

Thanks again for the fix.

Regards,
Mounir

Does this have anything to do with BuddyPress?

Hi @nat0n

I think you are using a deprecated method to get users. The only way I’ve found to reproduce the issue was to force BuddyPress to use BP_Core_User::get_users() which is deprecated since version 1.7 of BuddyPress.

If i’m right about the above paragraph, I strongly advise you to use BP_User_Query to quickly solve the trouble.

Not sure but Did you confirm your WordPress Settings https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/register-and-activation-pages/ having Membership Checked.

No news here? I can confirm that the problem exist with only 1 plugin active (BuddyPress), network activated or not, and may be connected to the issue where the names of group members don’t show up at all (if the user hasn’t edited their WordPress profile name that is, then it’s cool).

@aniclip Take a look at rtMedia plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-media/ . I also tagged @boonebgorges – He did a incredible job on project that has portfolios for people. He may have a better suggestion.

@webauthor
You are looking for similiar features like I did. I understand your frustration, but finally, there’s nearly nothing that can’t be done with buddypress – if you have the right skills.

I found a solution concerning different registration/profile fields or types: give it a try

Also, I know there’s a plugin for conditional fields, but I’m not sure if it works: check it out

Support isn’t always that fast – that’s right. But finally most of my questions could be answered in the past.

Good luck!

Hi Mounir (@megainfo). I stumbled across another php notice when pulling up my members page:

PHP Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$activity_count in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-activity-privacy/includes/bp-activity-privacy-filters.php on line 114

Can you please add the second argument to the if statement below in the bp_visibility_activity_filter() function when you have a chance?

        if ( $remove_from_stream && isset($activities->activity_count) ) {
            $activities->activity_count = $activities->activity_count - 1;
            unset( $activities->activities[$key] );
        }

Thank you very much,
Scott

Persistence paid off for Marcella 🙂 https://buddypress.org/support/topic/0-1-release-of-my-theme/

closing duplicate post https://buddypress.org/support/topic/staff-scheduling-plugin/

Caching BuddyPress often leads to problems in my experience. There are other methods to speed it up. Do you need all of those plugins. They’re all doing things (writing to the DB possibly) and many probably load their own JS and CSS files. That is part of what bogs down site speed.

For the email issue, did you happen to migrate your database at any point in time? In the DB users and messages are all tied to each other and it’s possible that the IDs got messed up in your DB somehow, so messages are going to the wrong recipients.

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/roadmap …

Another thread that may help: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/add-to-html-markup-in-bp_activity_action/

Hi Marcella,

I’m new to BuddyPress development and I would love to collaborate with you since this would be a *great* learning opportunity for me.

Thanks.

When will BuddyPress 2.0 be available?

Dupe of https://buddypress.org/support/topic/country-city-conditional-fields-2/

If you have over 100,000 users you’ll need a very good server setup. Lots of RAM and ideally an SSD as BuddyPress writes to the server a lot. You can’t just cache BP pages for logged in users as they will see old content, so you need to be able to handle a lot of database queries all at once. Also set up a CDN and put all assets (images, CSS, JS, etc) there to reduce the load on your server. And minify them all too.

I suspect you’ll need to set up some custom caching for certain parts of the site so they don’t bog down, particularly search. If you do a search of 100,000+ users, especially a search with multiple terms, it will take a while to run through all of those database entries. You can set up a cached index of all search results and just update it at intervals with a cron job, and then your search results will be much faster. Same with group search if necessary. This would have to be custom. What I’m describing is exactly how we set up search here: http://easyoutsource.com/workers. It will search through over 25,000 users with multiple parameters pretty fast. Prior to caching search results it was almost too slow to use.

Very cool.

One suggestion – the homepage doesn’t reveal that it’s a BuddyPress theme or even a theme at all. I don’t think that is obvious to a new visitor to the site just yet.