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To Whom It May Concern,
I’m trying to get my registration page to work for my http://www.myloopnetwork.com website. My client explained that people that are trying to become new users (which I set all users up as Authors when creating a profile) and none of them can create a profile. It keeps saying that they’re using the wrong files (PDFs, DOCs, and DOCXs), even when I try to create a new user, and I’m only using the JPG, GIF and PNG files for the new user profile image. For the JPG and GIF file, it keeps bringing up about the file statement (as mentioned earlier) and for the PNG file, its telling me that the section to upload pictures is a required field as if I didn’t upload anything. Anything that anyone can do to resolve this issue would be greatly appreciated, for I am pressed for time to start promoting this site and get people as MyLoopNetwork users. I have the WordPress 4.1.1 and the BuddyPress 2.2.1 version, and I’m using the Vipress 1.7 (dark layout) version.
Ok, so I asked something kind of similar before, but there are a ton of new details that I think it deserves a new thread.
So…what I am trying to do is set a user’s role during a registration using a custom registration form. I have used code from Brajesh Singh’s tutorial here http://buddydev.com/buddypress/show-buddypress-user-registration-form-everywhere-buddypress-site/. I can now include a custom form anywhere on the site which is working well. Here is a gist with my custom form code https://gist.github.com/ch1n3s3b0y/63539624787bca8e6bef.
I tried to use the code here https://buddypress.org/support/topic/resolved-different-profile-types-and-different-user-roles/
function guru_bp_core_signup_user($user_id) { $user_type = $POST_['user_type']; $user_role = $user_type; switch($user_role) { case "customer": $new_role = 'customer'; break; case "guru": $new_role = 'expert'; break; } wp_update_user(array( 'ID' => $user_id, 'role' => $new_role )); echo $new_role; } add_action( 'bp_core_signup_user', 'guru_bp_core_signup_user', 10, 1);I placed this code in my bp-custom.php. I am registering users successfully with this form, but unfortunately the user role isn’t being set as ‘expert’ but instead as the default ‘customer’.
Any ideas on where I have went wrong?
Topic: Members gone after update
Hi! I keep reading about this problem, yet I can’t find a solution anywhere, and this problem seems to be a few years old: All my members are gone after the last update. Their activity is still there in the Activity page, I still have the users in my WP Dashboard, but they are not visible anywhere on the website. No groups, no forums either. All I can see when I visit a member’s page is the profile picture, that’s all.
I tried deactivating all the plugins, I tried reinstalling an older version of Buddypress, loggin in at least once doesn’t help either. The same issue happens when activating Twenty Twelve or Twenty Fourteen, so I don’t think there’s something wrong with the theme.
Any idea? , you can see on the first page that it keeped the count of total members. The activity page is called “Noutati”.
I tried everything I know, still can’t find a solution. Thank you.
Hi there,
I have an issue where activation links are directing to a page not found. For example, I was given a link that looks like this: http://kingstonnexus.ca/community/my-stuff/activate/c182046a8ed1db20520f0d7a403e4e64/
And it directs to a page not found errorI’ve looked into the matter and most forum topics seem to be followed up by “oh, I figured it out” – so they don’t actually say what the fix was!
I have in my buddypress settings page a separate page for registration and activation. The registration works just fine, and it sends an email, and the link /community/my-stuff/activate/ is correct. I’ve checked permalinks and tried resaving. I’ve tried disabling all other plugins. I’ve tried using Twenty Fifteen.
There seems to be a ticket here that seems similar, but I don’t understand it
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4820Hi there,
I had to skin my members directory and my groups list widget by modifying the width and the height of the div.item. What was happening was they were getting all jumbled and the item part would display on the next line.
I thought I was getting a similar error with my groups member directory, but it doesn’t have the same fix. I’m hoping someone can help me?
Website: http://kingstonnexus.ca/community/x-wing/members/
Buddypress 2.2.1 WordPress 4.1.1
I want to add a custom filter that displays only activity updates from friends.
So I’m reading this…
Add custom filters to loops and enjoy them within your plugin
Firstly…. Seriously? You have to create an entire plug-in just to add a simple filter?
Secondly…. I’ve read this tutorial about 4 times now and I can see how the list item is being added in both the front & backends, but I can’t for the life of me see the actual function that is returning the random order? Where is the database being queried for this new function? All I can see is a new list item being created in the dropdown menu. This doesn’t show me how to add any new functionality whatsoever.
Similarly I was browsing the following in the codex :
Posted in 2009? 6 years old and this is the official doc for the Activity Stream Loop?
Also, plenty of “things” that you can do on this page, but no examples of how to implement them apart from one that apparently “Filters the activity loop to show only activity updates in the activity stream”…<?php if ( bp_has_activities( bp_ajax_querystring( 'activity' ) . '&action=activity_update' ) ) : ?>… Which is something that buddypress is already doing by default if i’m not mistaken?
I am constantly finding that it’s other websites and blogs that are actually explaining how buddypress works because I can’t find straight answers in the BP codex. It’s like it’s been written solely for the buddypress dev team and not meant to be understood by anybody else.
Come on guys, please throw us a few crumbs here, this is so frustrating.
Hi,
I have a problem with getting the registration page to work – the registration page itself is displayed properly, however when I try to submit the registration form (“Complete Sign Up”), all it does is reload the page with fields already filled in (only password fields are blank) and nothing more happens. No php errors are displayed (with WP_DEBUG turned on), no javascript errors as well.
I tired looking for some possible solutions over internet but I got stuck.
I have clean WordPress install (4.1.1) with BudyPress 2.2.1 as the only plugin installed (so no plugins conflict possible here). I’m running WordPress locally, on Windows machine with WAMP working on non-default port. WordPress is installed in subdirectory (let’s call it my_wp_directory) and accessed via browser as http://localhost:8080/my_wp_directory/
I’m using the default Twenty Fifteen theme with no changes made (it’s just pure clean WordPress install).
I have the Membership option checked in Settings (Anyone can register), all pages are properly assigned in BuddyPress:Pages. Register and Activate pages were not automatically created when I activated BuddyPress – I had to create them manually (just two blank pages) and assign them in BuddyPress Settings. As I mentioned, the register page IS displaying properly, with all it’s required fields visible, it’s just, well, not working properly.
Any ideas what can I do to make the registration work?
It’s really important for me to get this to work as soon as possible. I have some serious business decisions to make – which include deciding if I would use BuddyPress or decide against it and look for something else. I have to recommend some solution to choose for my client and I just can’t recommend him something I’m not 100% sure would work..
Right now I run out of any more ideas how to get this registration to work. I got stuck. Hopefully it’s just some stupid setting I don’t know about or some really trivial problem easily fixed. Really hope someone can point me in the right direction, cause I really do have some high hopes according using BuddyPress!Best regards,
qTopic: New plugin: BuddyPress Mute
BuddyPress Mute allows your members to mute their friends. Muting a person results in all of that person’s activity items being removed from your site-wide activity stream. Some features of the plugin are:
- You can mute and unmute people at any time.
- You can continue to interact with muted members. For instance, sending them a private message remains possible.
- There’s no way of knowing that you’ve been muted.
- Fully ajax’d buttons
It’s similar to how you can mute users on Twitter.
BuddyPress Mute:
