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hi @applegateian,

read here how to fetch checkbox,radio and multiselect datas

1) give each check box a unique name
2) create a filter function with your css items around the echo $data.
3) add the filter to a profile action
4) done

hi@nanaimomen,

sorry to jump in with a probably stupid question. Why do you want to use a community tool like BuddyPress where members are the center of all, and it’s you who decide for them to be friends by default ?

And if it is not possible, you want to remove any possibility to do so, so nobody can feels out ? Are you a little dictator ? 🙄
Probably not.
Please read this codex page and feel free to deactivate the friends component. 😀

Can anyone make recommendations on how to resolve registration, still not working as described.

Thank You

In theory if you set your group to “Private” or “Hidden” then non-group members are not supposed to be able to see the posts in that group’s bbForum.

However, and this is denied by the developers, I am experiencing a bug which is making all forum posts appear in the site-wide activity stream to all members, although when they click on the link they cannot view the post.

cf: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/private-group-posts-appearing-in-activity-stream-to-non-members

So, no, you’re not going crazy 😉 and yes, it is incredibly frustrating!

Peter

BuddyPress groups can’t have categories associated with them. My advice would be to just set up a different group for each island. You can make each group private to ensure that only members of that group can see the forum posts within.

Additionally, there is a plugin which will give groups hierarchies if you wanted to make it easier to group groups together (eg, if your islands are grouped geographically you could have a “north islands” group and a “south islands” group and within each group you would then have your individual islands groups).

Search for “BP Group Hierarchy”

Hope that helps

Peter

i don’t think is such a thing as buddypress roles actually.

are the forms in jetpack not good enough for what you need?

looks like you are on shared hosting 40 megabytes is probably not going to work for any halfway popular buddypress site you should consider upgrading to a vps.

Try this:

function change_bp_new_message_email_content($email_content, $sender_name, $subject, $content, $message_link, $settings_link) {

	$email_content = sprintf( __(
	'You have one new message:
	Subject: %1$s
	"%2$s"
	To view and read your messages please log in and visit: %3$s
	---------------------
	', 'buddypress' ), $subject, $content, $message_link );
	
	return $email_content;

}
add_filter('messages_notification_new_message_message', 'change_bp_new_message_email_content', 1,  6);

Here is a plugin that allows admin to view buddypress profile from admin panel.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-profile-view-from-admin/

glad to be a help!

Create a template over-ride for this file:
\buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy\buddypress\members\single\messages\compose.php

Then delete or comment out this:

<?php if ( bp_current_user_can( 'bp_moderate' ) ) : ?>
		<input type="checkbox" id="send-notice" name="send-notice" value="1" /> <?php _e( "This is a notice to all users.", "buddypress" ); ?>
<?php endif; ?>

By definition features are only added to open source projects if people feel it’s important enough to make it happen. If you think theres a feature that every buddypress site should have then you should first lobby for it to the core group of contributors (through trac for wordpress/buddypress) and ideally offer your own time to help the develop the feature if the group agrees that it should be part of the core feature set.

If you are unable to convince others you are still free to fork the project into your own thing or better yet create a plugin which adds this functionality for others who feel as you do.

ps you might want to check out https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-media/

i believe those mojo market installs are real installs and do not use shared resources you should be able to install buddypress on it just fine but you should confirm with blue host that you have full file access to the installation and are not using shared wordpress core files before proceeding if you want to be sure.

@lpp911, Have you tried : https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-media/

which i believe is the best right now and does even more than what you want.

network activate, usually buddypress plugins would also be network activated.

@jloc14,

Any changes you want to make must be in the child theme, do not touch or customize the default theme because any customization done to the parent theme will be wiped out during buddypress update.

Regards

Try here – http://buddydev.com/buddypress/making-wordpress-seo-plugin-compatible-with-buddypress-part-2/

hi @debu89,

which updates exactly ? 😉
Anyway, you have to modify a little the activity template.

The reference you need are explained here. Depending on what you want to see, you probably will have to combine several possibilities.

Concretly, do the following

1) create a child theme
2) put a copy of themes/bp-default/activity/activity-loop.php into the /activity/ folder of the child theme.
3) Add a condition at line 32, of the copy just before the while ( bp_activities() )…bla…bla
4) close the condition with a endif at line 50, juste before the closing ul tag

The following example (probably not THE solution for your demand) shows the last 3 notices published on different group activities.

<?php if ( bp_has_activities( ‘object=groups&action=activity_update&max=3’) ) : ?>
+-+-+-+
+-+-+-+
+-+-+-+
<?php endif; ?>

Hold on ! 😀

Might be cool to supply a demo login so people can check it out better, without passing over a Facebook Signup.