What do you think?
Hum… 🚧 🎢 🙏 !
Have you checked the right table ? It’s not in _bp_activity_meta, but in _usermeta, at least concerning the case of site admin.
I mentionned this topic for information on this ticket:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3794
Please can anybody out there help me out? I have searched the whole forum but cannot find the answer. I am trying to change the default text of “There are no groups to display. Please try again later” so my own custom text. e.g “Oh oh, no groups, but you can log in and create yours”. Please how can I achieve this? Anybody?
Hello,
I found something about this, see:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4393
By the way, I followed the steps above and I have it in my database a:0{…some content ….}. I have not changed anything. What do you think?
Thanks
From BuddyCamp Miami – Good intro to mobile apps using BP and the WP-API
http://livestream.com/accounts/13701773/events/4081959
Scroll down to: “Social Mobile Apps: BuddyPress + WP-API Ryan Fugate”
You’ll need a LiveStream account – easy to create with a Facebook login.
Thanks @modemlooper
Also see: https://github.com/modemlooper/BP-API
Such feature doesn’t exist at this time. If you’re comfortable with coding, see here some possibilities: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/acoustic-signal/
If you feel comfortable with php, here’s a gist from @imath to autojoin users to groups.
Modify it to add the member_type
A little different, BuddyPress Registration Groups
Hello,
I think it would be better to ask for the old password under settings in buddypress when someone wants to change the password.
Currently, users can change their passwords without asking for the old password which leaves them at risk of losing their account if they forgot to log out on public PC.
Thanks
Hi Guys,
We have just released our plugin giving the option of using Shortcodes for BuddyPress plugin.You can download it from WordPress :-
https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-shortcodes/
Any feedback will highly be appreciated.Thanks.
I’ve been trying to work this out for a couple of days now still with no luck,
So I managed to give bbpress forum a featured image support
add_post_type_support('forum', array('thumbnail'));
and im trying to do the same with buddypress groups and members
but I had a look in the docs for buddypress and couldn’t find the class/function/method to use
is thier any easy way to do this or am I better to make custom headers for the two pages
thanks guys any insite on this will be much appreciated
Buddypress User Account Type was built before the introduction of member types. The plugin would need to be completely rewritten to work as a feature add-on to the core BuddyPress member types.
I’ve spent the last 2 days combing the Internet for a solution to this…and have also come up empty.
Has anyone on this thread made any further progress?
Also, it looks like this plugin (Buddypress User Account Type) is something that might be hackable to get the desired result? That’s beyond my capabilities, but thought I’d mention it just in case someone else finds it helpful…
After a few issues with having BP and BBP installed on the mainsite of a WPMU install…I am trying BBP on its own Subdir. But BP now doesn’t recognize BBP for the BP profile menu and single template. Activities from the subdir BBP work fine but the profile template isn’t working.
I have the BBP plugin activated only on the subdir.
Is there a way to get this to work?
Have you removed BP Remove Profile Links plugin, as it was tested up to: WordPress 3.6 beta2 BuddyPress 1.8 beta1. Could be outdated after 2 years and without need if you use the snippet now.
You have also to test your site with one of Twenty theme first.
One crucial question to all: which theme do you use ?
Have you similar issue by using one of WP’s twenty theme ?
Have you searched in your theme documentation ? Remeber that we do not support commercial products here as we have no access to the code.
Also:
The Toolbar is related to WordPress, BuddyPress use it only to add a sub-nav block under Howdy on the top right corner.
Commented BuddyPress code can be found here for bp_has_forum_topics
bp_has_forum_topics
and here for bbp_has_topics
bbp_has_topics
bp = BuddyPress
bbp = bbPress
There may well be a solution for this in the WordPress or BuddyPress community, but what I’m saying is it’s far more likely that you’ll find the solution in a phpMyAdmin or MySQL community. So don’t give up here, but be aware you have options if you don’t get a response.
Not the response I was hoping for as all I’m trying to do is restore buddypress info from one site to another. These are WP/BP solutions so I don’t see how no one in either of these communities have proven and documented which by now should be a basic restore process.
Hello
I installed a plugin for buddypress to have more privacy for each member’s profile. This way if a non login or a non friend user try to visit a profile, he will be redirect to a specific page telling him to be login or to become friend with this user.
The problem with this situation is that the non friend user will never be able to see the “add to friend button” on the private profile (due to the redirection)
My solution is to put the “add to friend button” into user’s posts directly. Is it possible to add this button outside the buddypress template? meaning everywhere?
Thank you
yeah, I found out the issue is inside buddypress/groups/single/ folder but need to find out which file is causing error. Thanx a lot anyway .. 🙂 Hope i’ll fix this ASAP.
thanx for your reply @henrywright, I tried switching main theme and it’s working normal. On child theme, I have a customized buddyPress folder. But I have no idea what’s causing that issue.
Hi @marvc
Whilst I can’t offer any help myself in this instance, the actual table you’re importing is irrelevant so both the WordPress and BuddyPress support forums might not be the best place to look to get help. Instead, perhaps try a phpMyAdmin or MySQL support forum. Hopefully they’ll be more help.
Yeah .org aint doing it for me in terms of BuddyPress themes. Be a good thing for buddypress.org to have though.
You’d just submit it as you would a normal WordPress theme, but specify that it provides support for BuddyPress. See some examples:
https://wordpress.org/themes/tags/buddypress
