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  • #236751
    danbp
    Participant

    Indicate WP/BP version, theme, used plugins list please !

    All plugins are up to date and functioning very well.

    And what if incompatibility between some of them and a theme ? And why do you have an error message in this case ?

    You say occurs only to non-admin members(like customers).
    Is “customers” a custom role you added, as it is not a WP role.

    Is the activity component activated ?

    The error shows only when no activity_id is found.
    Activate debug in wp-config and see the error msg you may receive.

    #236738
    salexys
    Participant

    WP Multisite is not a multi network ! So i guess you have to enable BP on the main site only, not on each site of your network.

    when buddypress included as common to all sites – all works well. But I want to make multi Network BP, so turn BP on each of the sites.

    #236733
    planetearthlings
    Participant

    Wow…I go to sleep a few hours and the world changed from quite quiet to one full of interesting conversation. Exciting. Thanks all for joining the thread. I’m originally from Los Angeles, but have been living in Goa (West Coast of India) for a long time. Wondering where in the world everyone else is?

    @bphelp @mcpeanut @rosyteddy: I really appreciate your ideas, challenging comments and questions. Sorry, I haven’t been clear about what we are doing. Let me elucidate so you can understand I’m not some crazy person sitting in the basement of my parents’ house dreaming. The project is called Planet Earthlings and is based on an animation/live-action TV pilot we created a few years back with a team of over 120 people in seven countries. The TV series was done in 3D and told the story of four animated aliens who come to Earth and meet four live action children. They play and learn in a magical animated world.

    What we are doing now is a space theme 2D Virtual World (probably to be built in Unity with Smart Fox Server on the backend). The world will combine cooperative gaming, collaborative apps and tools for youngsters to learn and make friends all over the globe…hence the subtitle “One People, One Planet.” The dream is that if you bring kids together for cooperative and collaborative educational fun they’ll make friends with people all over the planet making it difficult…hopefully impossible…for governments to convince them people in other countries are our enemies. Yes, it’s ambitious, but there are many people all over the world who are interested and already joining the process.

    The “main” project will live at “www.planeteartlings.net.” Which will be overseen by the Planet Earthlings organization, but we will be creating a Open Source front end so that people, companies or organizations who want to create a planet in our universe which is compatible with the overall philosophy of what we’re doing will be able to do it. We are also looking for open source games and apps that can be used in world.

    Initially, (as in right now) we are testing WordPress/BuddyPress as a platform for the development team at “www.planetearthlings.org.” That may become something bigger, but for now it is simply to bring together kids, parents, different advisers and our core team to discuss and share ideas on HOW to build something truly unique and powerful for youngsters. The children will be “Kidvisers” and will get rewards for taking part and even reporting on other worlds, games and apps telling us what they like and don’t like. Others will take part because they want to be part of an exciting project for kids and are interested in being part of the change.

    This is part of the process leading up to a CrowdFunding campaign we hope to start in June. After that we will decide on what will be included in Phase One development. We do NOT know how the development process will proceed as we’re still investigating the various options which include forming a core team locally, gathering an international team to collaborate remotely, partnering with an established Virtual World development company or even forming something elsewhere. When we move into that stage there will be funding and decisions will have to be made about how to proceed.

    I have investigated several social network options and tested a few, but decided on BuddyPress because the “open source” philosophy behind it (and WordPress) are a big part of what we are creating. I am concerned about the scaling potential, but have been assured during my research that the platform will scale to thousands of users if it is hosted and setup properly. ***NOTE: This is one of the main concerns at the moment.

    We aren’t looking for full-time BuddyPress developers right now and I wouldn’t expect anyone to work full-time unpaid. We’re simply looking for a few hours of advice and possible implementation from people who are intrigued by what we are trying to do. Would love to have input/suggestions about what functionality we should include in the initial version of the site and with the look. Examples of what we need now would be design suggestions in terms of look, including help with the site typography and possible suggestions about functionality…for example what would be the best way of integrating galleries of both images and video.

    @mcpeanut I understand your view that most people want to get paid. We all need to eat, but there are plenty of people who want to be involved in something with lofty goals. I personally have worked almost five years unpaid on different parts of this project. Right now the project is setup with a “company” mostly because we’re not in a position to understand and deal with it differently. It may be something that becomes profitable, but we may set it up as a non-profit. That is one of the questions we will be discussing on the development platform.

    @bphelp I hope you will continue with the discussion and pose as many difficult questions as you can come up with. I like difficult questions because they make me think, and often about things I haven’t yet considered. I don’t have all the answers even though I have hard drives with about five terabytes of data for this project, thousands of images, video and hundreds of thousands of files. I may be a dreamer, but I’m also an experienced IT Project Management consultant, a feature film director, novelist and entrepreneur, among other hats I sometimes wear.

    There is much more about the project to discuss, but I leave it at this for now. Hope you don’t mind the length of the post, but I feel confident there are many people out there in the WordPress/BuddyPress world who are interested in this kind of work. Some will join us as volunteers and others in paid positions when the time is right.

    Thanks all! If you want to learn a little more about the earlier project including lots of press and even a national magazine cover you can check that at http://www.palaflicks.com. Cheers!

    5high
    Participant

    Hi,

    I’ve found some info about turning off email notifications by default for new users (here: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-to-disable-email-notification-to-all-newly-registered-users/) and would like to check 4 things.

    The 2 code options referenced there are these, added to the child theme functions.php:
    1.

    function bp_set_notification_default( $user_id ) {
        $keys = array( 'notification_activity_new_mention', 'notification_activity_new_reply', 'notification_friends_friendship_accepted', 'notification_friends_friendship_request', 'notification_groups_admin_promotion', 'notification_groups_group_updated', 'notification_groups_invite', 'notification_groups_membership_request', 'notification_messages_new_message', 'notification_messages_new_notice' );
    
        foreach ( $keys as $key ) {
            update_user_meta( $user_id, $key, 'no' );
        }
    }
    add_action( 'bp_core_signup_user', 'bp_set_notification_default', 100, 1 );

    2.

    add_action('bp_core_signup_user','bp_set_notification_default',100,1);
      function bp_set_notification_default($user_id) {
        $keys = array('notification_activity_new_mention','notification_activity_new_reply','notification_friends_friendship_accepted','notification_friends_friendship_request','notification_groups_admin_promotion','notification_groups_group_updated','notification_groups_invite','notification_groups_membership_request','notification_messages_new_message','notification_messages_new_notice');
        foreach($keys as $key) {
          update_user_meta($user_id,$key,'no');
        }
    }

    So my questions are:

    1. which code should be used?
    2. Is this code still OK since the recent BP updates?
    3. Does it turn off email notifications to admin for new user signups too?
    4. If so, how can I keep just that functionality on?

    Many thanks.

    #236726
    mcpeanut
    Participant

    LOL yes i meant xeon’s haha, that’s me all over spelling something as it sounds 🙂

    Yes its expensive but its not intended for buddypress alone although i will test it out with it, its more of a venture into providing affordable hosting to clients etc. I can only afford to pay for it out of my other business revenue.

    I just figured seeing as im interested in buddypress and use wordpress i would configure the servers like this seeing as i was purchasing them anyhows.

    Too much to go into really as to why i purchased them, there would be no point me making the investment for a buddypress powered site on their own, when i have not yet built a buddypress site i have got traffic for.

    #236721
    mcpeanut
    Participant

    @bphelp no worries mate, and i don’t think its to much off topic as this would need to be brought into consideration eventually if the reality of his website came true.

    In your scenario that would be awesome if that was the case but I am not sure BP or WP could scale to the point that if “everyone” was on the site at one time like the BIG social networks it would handle that kind of traffic without major issues

    Thats the beauty of the question 🙂 , I really dont think anyone has pushed buddypress coupled with wordpress to its limits as no-one has created that perfect niche yet that makes people want to use it by the masses, This no doubt has yet to be seen, tbh it is very complex to create a truly scalable environment for any platform and no matter if it was your own propriety customized solution or whether it be from using wordpress this is an issue anyone who built an highly successful site would face, i dont think its a question of ‘if’ someone will i think its more a question of ‘when’ 🙂

    #236720
    bp-help
    Participant

    @mcpeanut
    I was simply referring to the “change the world” statement. I love BuddyPress/WordPress and have developed plugins for it and I never said it was an unusable platform. You are right about BP and niche markets that is one of the awesome uses for BP but niche doesn’t take on the bold task of changing the world. I simply believe you should set realistic goals. In your scenario that would be awesome if that was the case but I am not sure BP or WP could scale to the point that if “everyone” was on the site at one time like the BIG social networks it would handle that kind of traffic without major issues. Apologies to the OP if this is slightly off topic.

    #236718
    mcpeanut
    Participant

    Sorry @bphelp please dont take my questioning of your response negatively im genuinely interested in your opinion.

    The reason i asked you the question above is because i think most people who have an idea for something they think is groundbreaking generally don’t do enough thinking about how they will implement that idea correctly if it did become successful, example: someone wants to create a social network with a good idea behind it, doesn’t have the funds or know how to have the propriety software you mentioned developed that other social networks have, then they do some research and stumble upon buddypress and think hey i can use it to build my amazing idea from, they then build their idea and think yippee its built im ready to unveil it to the world, and they get some hosting and put it live, it gets busy infact really busy then it grounds to a halt and fails.

    Why did this happen? The thought process behind how things will need scaling and handling of growth wasn’t in place.

    What if that person had done enough research about scaling and server configurations and are prepared to throw many much needed resources into the equation as and when needed?

    The reason i ask you this is because i have now spent nearly 12 months researching about server administration/configurations regarding growth in a wordpress environment so i am curious on other takes on this.

    #236714
    mcpeanut
    Participant

    @bphelp i agree with you on alot of things you just said, i also have a different view on a few things.

    when it comes to software you need to have something proprietary like the BIG social networks

    Ok we all know that buddypress is not designed to beat sites like fb etc, but it is by no means an unusable platform to build upon and expand into a large social network if done the right way.
    Alot of this will ultimately depend on resources we can throw into a buddypress powered site if it began to grow at a rapid rate, it is quite possible one day someone will tap into a niche market using buddypress that goes viral amongst this niche, making the website very successful. I am going to ask you this, what would happen in this scenario, say if someone here did build a site that went viral through no fault of their own as everyone just flocked to use the site that was powered by buddypress, are you saying you would have to give up and close it because buddypress and wordpress wouldn’t cope?

    #236712
    bp-help
    Participant

    @planetearthlings
    Have you considered pitching your idea on Shark Tank? The reality is that you will not find the best developers unless you have the cash to pay them and though you think this is so important that it will change the world which is a very bold statement the harsh reality is that it will not and no one will remember it even 5 years from now. The reality is you need to set a realistic goal because neither you or myself will do anything groundbreaking that will change the world using BuddyPress because everyone knows when it comes to software you need to have something proprietary like the BIG social networks. Anyway sorry if you don’t agree but I’ve seen so many people come on this forum thinking they are going to create the next BIG world changing social network using BuddyPress when the reality is that is never what BuddyPress was ever intended for. Please don’t take offense to this reply as it is just intended to inform you of the obstacles you will face and the limitations you will find if you truly believe you can change the world using a BP site. Not only that but kids play enough games as is and connect with others all over the world using gaming systems already and all this inspires is for the kids to live at their parents homes until they are 40 years old and never have any real ambition but that is just from what I have seen in real life experience. Good luck!

    #236711
    danbp
    Participant

    Will this work in member activity streams as well?

    Probably not, but haven’t tested yet. Historically, Press-it is a bloging tool…

    Check eventually BuddyPress Links plugin.

    #236707

    In reply to: Double entries

    danbp
    Participant

    I only have the live site – no local install.

    This is weird. Specially if you’re learning BuddyPress.

    #236702
    danbp
    Participant

    @tarnvogl,
    such customization can be done by using a child-theme and copies of the needed files stored in bp-themes/bp-legacy/buddypress/ to your child

    Read the template guide for much more details: https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/

    #236698
    danbp
    Participant

    @vuko,

    member_typee doesn’t handle roles or capabilities. It’s only (at the moment) a member filter which let you show them by the type they choosed.

    BuddyPress doesn’t handle roles and use only thoose coming with WP.

    WP Roles at Registration is outdated so it could be possible that he stopped to work with WP 4.+

    Have you tested by using 2015 or 2013 theme ? Also deactivate all plugins except BP and WP Role

    #236696

    In reply to: Double entries

    danbp
    Participant

    please consider this first.
    https://buddypress.org/support/topic/when-asking-for-support-2/

    Is the mail issue systematically coming up with each new user ?
    What kind of activity is doubled ? All or only topics or other ?

    #236687
    Joemoplata
    Participant

    I just installed BuddyPress 2.2.1 and bbPress 2.5.6 onto a WordPress 4.1.1 site and when I load the profile pages, looks like there is content not showing up. Any ideas?

    Empty Profile Page

    #236686
    danbp
    Participant

    @akyla,

    jumping into others topic is not best practice here.
    Also giving some details about your configuration and what you already did to solve the issue may help.

    Ensure also you followed the install guide correctly.

    Configure BuddyPress

    #236683
    danbp
    Participant

    @salexys,

    when buddypress enabled separately for each site, the error appears.

    WP Multisite is not a multi network ! So i guess you have to enable BP on the main site only, not on each site of your network.

    As you have a MS install and BP, you now have a network admin. And a normal WP admin for each site, including the main site. At least 2 admin dashboard.

    Page not found error on MS is a common issue due to cookies and generally because the site admin is using a user account or logged out for testing something on front-end and omited to close the admin tab in his browser. 99% chance you encountered this situation. 😉

    #236682
    danbp
    Participant

    Which interface are you meaning ? You already have a My favourite tab when you’re logged in and on the SWA or on your profile.

    To add a favorite/unfavorite button under a blog post, add this snippet to bp-custom.php

    function get_fav_or_unfav_button_for_post( $post ) {
    global $bp, $activities_template;
            // user is not logged ? Show nothing.
    	if ( ! is_user_logged_in() ) {
    	return '';
    	}
    	
    	$activity_id = bp_activity_get_activity_id( array(
    		'user_id' => $post->post_author,
    		'type' => 'new_blog_post',
    		'component' => 'blogs',
    		'item_id' => 1,
    		'secondary_item_id' => $post->ID
    		) );
    	
    	if ( ! $activity_id ) {
    	return '';
    	}
    	
    		bp_has_activities(); // update $activities_template of user's fav
    		$old_value = false;
    		
    		if ( isset( $activities_template->activity->id ) ) {
    		$old_value = $activities_template->activity->id;
    		$activities_template->activity->id = $activity_id;
    		} else {
    		$activities_template->activity = (object) array( 'id' => $activity_id );
    		}
    	
    		// building the template
    	$code = '';
    	$code .= '<div class="activity-meta">'."\n";
    
    		if ( ! bp_get_activity_is_favorite() ) {
    		// if not favorited, add a fav button
    		$code .= ' <a href="'.bp_get_activity_favorite_link( ).'" class="button fav bp-secondary-action" title="'.__( 'Ajouter à mes favoris', 'buddypress' ).'">'.__( 'Favori', 'buddypress' ).'</a>'."\n";
    		
    		} else {
    		
    		// if already favorited, a button to unfav
    		$code .= ' <a href="'.bp_get_activity_unfavorite_link( ).'" class="button unfav bp-secondary-action" title="'.__( 'Retirer de mes favoris', 'buddypress' ).'">'.__( 'Défavoriser', 'buddypress' ).'</a>'."\n";
    		
    		// bonus button to show user's all favs
    		$code .= ' <a href="'.bp_loggedin_user_domain() . 'activity/favorites/" class="button unfav bp-secondary-action">'.__( 'Consulter tous mes favoris', 'buddypress' ).'</a>'."\n";
    		}
    		
    		// closing .activity-meta
    	$code .= '</div>'."\n"; 
    
    		if ( false !== $old_value ) {
    		$activities_template->activity->id = $old_value;
    		} else {
    		$activities_template->activity = null;
    		}
    	return $code;
    }

    and this piece of code in your child-theme single.php file. Where exactly depends of the theme you use, but logically near the post, inside div#content

    
    <?php echo get_fav_or_unfav_button_for_post( $post ); ?>
    #236681
    r-a-y
    Keymaster
    #236678
    chrisbenge
    Participant

    Hi there,

    is there a plugin or a piece of code that will allow me favorite posts (and custom post types) and then have these display under a ‘Favorites’ tab in the buddypress interface?

    Thanks
    Chris

    #236668
    danbp
    Participant

    As stated on about screen:

    Everything in a BuddyPress community revolves around its members.

    This means that all BP components are member oriented. BuddyPress Groups are groups of members, not groups entities.

    So you cannot do what your example shows with a single install or a multisite install. The only solution i think, is to use a multi network install, but i don’t know if it is possible (i never used such an install) to show all networks activities on a same page.

    See if the multi network plugin can help you.

    #236667

    In reply to: Need Support

    Henry Wright
    Moderator

    Hi @aymanomar85

    Regarding the left and right arrows, BuddyPress doesn’t support that kind of form element ‘out-of-the-box’. I’m not even sure it’s a HTML element? You’ll most probably need to use JavaScript to accomplish that.

    #236663
    davelr1
    Participant

    Hi!

    I want to change the regular group role capabilities but I just can’t find the place where these capabilities are defined. I found where I can edit side-wide admins/mods capabilities but not for the group ones.

    By now… a group moderator can only edit replies/topics and mark as spam. I would like to give them the capability to also kick/ban members. I just want to set that because some groups have a lot of members and the admin need some extra help keeping everything clean without the need to promote others as admin.

    I already set a menu above users avatar’s generating the ban/kick link.. so.. there’s no need for group mods have the permission to access group admin page.

    Wordpress 4.1.1
    Buddypress Version 2.2.1

    Thank you for your attention! =)

    #236658
    Henry Wright
    Moderator

    Closing as a [duplicate]

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