@henrywright Yes that’s exactly it! That’s why i posted here asking i was scratching my head trying to find this function lol, basically what i am trying to do is split “everything” out from the Notification bubble not just friends requests etc because im disabling the buddypresss/wordpress bar completely from users.
so far ive managed to create a menu system that has ‘pending friend requests, group invites, unread messages, total of friends, group total, and all notifications, i have yet to do the @mentions for when you receive a new @mention, do you by offchance know the function for this?
WordPress: 4.1.1
BuddyPress: Latest
Theme: Aggregate by Elegant Themes
Website: heartwoodgaming.com
Hi guys,
I’m really at my wits end and not sure where to proceed from here. I have a live site that is going on about a month now, we have around 25-30 users at this current time and they’re constantly reporting to me that a page here and there is showing “No Results Found.”
Up until this point, it’s been okay and I’ve just re-saved the permalink structure each time, but today the worst thing possible happened and my login page became “No Results Found.”
Thankfully, I was logged into my site via my PC, so I could update the permalink structure, but what if I hadn’t been? I don’t know how to fix this, I don’t know what’s causing it.
The major issue is, it’s intermittent so deactivating and reactivating plugins one-by-one may not be the most useful route for this simply because I can’t guarantee when it’s going to happen, in order to deduce what the issue is.
Any help in this matter is extremely appreciated.
Permalink Structure: Post name (http://www.heartwoodgaming.com/sample-post/)
The following is a list of my currently installed plugins:
- Akismet
- All in One SEO Pack
- BadgeOS
- BadgeOS Community Addon
- bbP private groups
- bbPress
- bbPress Enable TinyMCE Visual Tab
- bbp style pack
- BP Registration Options
- BuddyPress
- BuddyPress XProfile Custom Fields Type
- Contact Form 7
- DP Pro Event Calendar
- Enhanced Media Library
- GD bbPress Attachments
- GD bbPress Tools
- Link Library
- myCRED
- Really Simple Captcha
- rtMedia for WordPress, BuddyPress and bbPress
- Sidebar Manager Light
- Theme My Login
- Thin Out Revisions
- TinyMCE Advanced
- TinyMCE Visual Editor Comment
- User Role Editor
- WP Symposium Toolbar
Hey All – I’m doing some work on the profile and sitewide activity areas of my buddypress site and i’m building on top of the default BP theme. Currently, it seems as though the user activity (members/single/activity) is inheriting some of the query args that are set on the sitewide activity (activity/index) page. So for instance if I choose “friendships” under sitewide activity, then go to a user page, i’ll only get friendships from that user. Is that normal functionality?
May I suggest you mixin
and see if that gives the final result you are looking for
BP Blog Author Profile Link
Buddypress Profile Widget for Blogs
I use “New Blog Templates” from wpmudev – but I think there is another similar one in the wp-repo
I use ” Ultimate Branding” from wpmudev to display some info / links / content in the footer across all of the sub aka “sites” that other users create on one of my networks. It has options for displaying your choice of stuff in the header across all sub blogs – so I guess you could put your main site nav buttons,etc there with it.. I imagine there is something similar to this in the wp-repo as well.
Not sure exactly what you meant to convey by your reply but your wrong in thinking a single BP/WP site has tens of millions of users are using this platform simultaneously even on wordpress.org I am not talking how many members there are I a am talking about how many people can actively be on a site at the same time before it bottlenecks.
Thanks @bphelp. What I meant was that wordpress com and wordpress org already has plenty of users. If Buddypress was added to this (just as Google added the Google Plus) this user base could go up much, much more. When it would have happened, you could have really known how millions of concurrent users are getting handled by wordpress and/or buddypress. If anyone wants to test for oneself or wants to know how wordpress com (which powers 20% of the net) handles simultaneous users here’s a starting point https://flood.io/blog/10-scaling-wordpress-from-zero-to-hero as well as there are many resources on the net.
FB is not a monopoly. There is other competition out there other than FB so I don’t know where your info comes from. Not to be rude but do you even know what a monopoly is?
May God bless you. I wish this was true. I am not a facebook fan. I will be happy if it just dies like Myspace and Orkut. And I know what monopoly is. If it was the 90’s facebook would have faced anti-trust and other lawsuits like Microsoft did in 90’s. Times have changed. Internet was once a large interconnected network of multiple sites nicely and openly connected by www, email and search engine. Though there were large companies even at that time, there was no one like facebook with so huge amount of data-mining and closed-wall/closed-garden approach. Why do we have to see so many sites just acting as “slave” to facebook with facebook like-buttons, facebook comment-box etc – and they do not even ask me for an option before throwing those buttons and boxes on my unwilling eyes. Youtube has no like-buttons or comment-boxes on other sites, neither has twitter comment boxes on other sites. Many kids these days have no email address but just a facebook account. When WhatsApp was coming up as a real competitor, facebook just gobbled it up by purchase. Sad that WhatsApp could not retain its own independence. If there were just at least 4 or 5 *equally* competing social networks like facebook where peoples’ participation was distributed and ‘load-balanced’ I would not have complained about the “monopoly”. I understand that you are having difficulty in what I am trying to say – I accept that as my failure. But what I am saying is nothing new – even the same concerns have been expressed by several persons openly on the net including Tim Berners Lee, the person who “invented” the http-www protocol and for whom we are enjoying internet as it is now.
I don’t know Matt Mullenweg so I have no affiliation in that direction and I kiss no ones ass to get affiliation because I prefer being humble.
I respect your opinion. What I meant was that if Matt could be inspired or motivated, Buddypress could have reached the next-level. I have posted to Matt several times about Buddypress. And if many did, may be there could have been, may be, a change in the attitude towards Buddypress. Matt is the creator of WordPress and I believe he is the central and key person who can …..
Anyways, there is no conflict in ‘being preferring to humble’ and writing something to him. But obviously you do not think like me. You do not have to. And no problem. I am sure someday someone will pick up the cue and clue and we really will have the inter<—>net that was and the internet of dreams. Thanks to you for your feedback.
Hey,
I am hoping some people might have a good answer to this, also I am guessing this question has been asked a million times, I just can’t seem to find a good well laid out answer.
Just wondering what is the best practice way to make a buddypress community closed to none logged in users and still keep the standard pages up?
1. Page redirects?
2. Private pages?
3. ???
I like solutions that don’t require additional plugins to do one thing, just to add.
Thanks,
Will
i disable it in file members/js/buddypress.js
/*jq('#profile-edit-form input:not(:submit), #profile-edit-form textarea, #profile-edit-form select, #signup_form input:not(:submit), #signup_form textarea, #signup_form select').change( function() {*/ //line changed
jq('#profile-edit-form input:not(:submit), #profile-edit-form textarea, #profile-edit-form select').change( function() {
var shouldconfirm = true;
jq('#profile-edit-form input:submit, #signup_form input:submit').on( 'click', function() {
shouldconfirm = false;
});
window.onbeforeunload = function(e) {
if ( shouldconfirm ) {
return BP_DTheme.unsaved_changes;
}
};
});
Hi @jaremilus
The stay-on-page prompt isn’t a BuddyPress thing. I think it’s coming from your browser. Alternatively, it might be from a plugin, if you have a plugin installed with that kind of functionality.
Ah right! That seems to be quite an old resource, goes back to BuddyPress 1.5, I think.
Yeah, bp_activity_get_comment_count() will return the comment count for a particular activity item.
Sounds like you’re looking for a ‘notification’ count for activity comments? So for example, if I comment on an activity you’ve posted, the count will be 1. If two people comment on an activity you’ve posted, the count will be 2. At some point in time, you log in and view these which results in the count being reset to 0. Is that what you’re looking for? If so, as far as I know, there’s nothing like that available currently. You could always open a request on Trac asking for the functionality to be added?
Ref: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/
@mcpeanut Your idea is similar to the interface mockups we have already created for the actual virtual world with kids looking through the front window of their spaces ship and then zooming towards solar systems and then to planets. Haven’t thought of recreating that for the development social network, but perhaps one day. Right now we’re really just interested in a simple site with the key functionality to have discussions, share ideas (plus images and videos) and be able to stay in contact.
Wonder if there are any developers out there that could create a planet interface for BuddyPress…and how much it would cost? Can’t afford it now, but might be something we’d do in the future.
@bp-help Server costs are a major part of the budget though less problematic than the development costs as long as we’re ready for the minimums and next level growth. Beyond that additional storage/bandwidth would be good sign of a rising user base. Definitely undestand the concern. I’m concerned about that and the overall ability for the project to scale.
That’s bbPress not BuddyPress, different plugins, different templates.
iirc you need to look in bbpress/templates/default/bbpress
But asking on the appropriate forum will probably get better results.
we stay at main blog with a nice custom background. Is Not opening a separate blog
Actually I think this is indeed opening a separate blog/site… looks to me like this setup simply uses a global header override to display the main navigation over each person’s separate site.
Without digging into the source to look at plugins, I am guessing it is a wp with multi-site enabled, installed in a subdomain (my dot) – with buddypress to handle profiles and groups.
You could add a global header thing that puts whatever you want at the top and bottom of each person’s new ‘site’.. limit the theme options for users to twenty twelve or whatever.. which would give them a backend option to change a header and background (I think) – you’d still have your global header over top.. and this would give the illusion I think you are describing…
I guess you have to fetch the activity type and the content first.
You probably can find some snippets which will guide you by using a forum search.
https://buddypress.org/support/search/bp_activity_entry_meta/
Can someone help with the ajax / jquery used on the activity stream when Groups or Friends or another activity group is selected? It looks as though the activities are loaded via ajax instead of the page re-loading. This is causing issues with a JQuery script I have added to display each activity item when you scroll down the page. Once a new activity group (eg. friends) is selected, my JQuery script is ignored and all activities are loaded striaght away. How can I incorporate my Jquery script with the buddypress JQuery?
Where is the Ajax / JQuery file that loads in the activity items?
Hope that makes sense.
hi @bubble1973,
forget the static WP form when you use BuddyPress.
BP comes with xprofile component who allows you to create a much more extended profile.
User Extended Profiles
As you use WP Events Manager, have you read their documentation ?
Buddypress Setup
I have deactivated 80% of my plugins. Only the critical plugins remain.
Seems logical that your issue is in the remaining 20%.
When you debug an install, you should start from the begin and 1 by 1
And to do this correctly it’s better to work on a local install.
Also: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/when-asking-for-support-2/ Give details about used version, theme and plugins please.
and https://codex.wordpress.org/Debugging_in_WordPress
hi @nunolopes99,
This is not an option: to create a forum you must first create a group.
add this to bp-custom.php
https://gist.github.com/chouf1/d474da401c462e30c93e
Hi,
I have been having a long term issue with my buddypress activation email being filled with incorrect information, after a user creates a blog on my multisite install.
After you activate, you can visit your blog here:
http://1/
I have tried everything listed here: http://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/remove-email-verification-breaks-buddypress-activation-email-after-uninstall
Any ideas on how to fix this?
Cheers,
Johnny
Hi,
How can I change de default email notifications settings in BuddyPress for all users?
Thanks
@salexys There is only one instance of BuddyPress for a WordPress Multisite installation even if is network-activated. You’d want to check out “F. BuddyPress Multinetwork” in this page https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/installation-in-wordpress-multisite/
