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Hi! I have a BuddyPress site with about 42,000 subscribers and about 50,000 pending users. I would like to send an HTML email to my subscribers in batches of 1000 (daily limit for emails from my hosting provider). I would also like to send an email to the 50,000 pending users after I finish sending the email to the 42,000 subscribers. I have found different plugins but, I can’t seem to figure out how to import my BuddyPress users into the plugins to send a message. Is there an easy way to do this? Please let me know. Thanks!
Jody
I created a BuddyPress site, but my site is not being indexed by any search engine. I have a couple of other pages up outside of the BuddyPress installation and those all come up. But any part of the BuddyPress site is not being indexed despite over 100 links pointing to it.
I got the site up over 90 days ago and it has never been indexed. I am not understanding why. Anyone have any idea?
Topic: Page Template
Hello,
I’m trying to create a custom page template for the following URL:
sitename/members/username/profile
Using the plugin provided on the Template Hierarchy section of the Codex I get the following Array output:
{ [component] => profile [action] => public }I then created a template at the following path theme/buddypress/members/single/profile/index-component-profile.php
However this isn’t working??
Any help is appreciated!
I have a wordpress theme that is built on bootstrap and is also styled for use with Buddypress (although I’m not quite sure if Buddypress is actually using bootstrap)
I’ve successfully enqueued a script called bootbox.min.js in the theme’s functions.php file so when a js alert or confirm function is made it uses the bootstrap modal instead of the generic browser popup.
I do this by changing alert() or confirm() to bootbox.alert() or bootbox.confirm() and it does its thing.
This works fine across other areas of the site but not in Buddypress. I’m specifically trying to get the “Are you Sure?” confirm function to use bootbox. So I have made a slight change to both confirm.js and confirm.min.js
eg.
jQuery( document ).ready( function() { jQuery( 'a.confirm').click( function() { if ( bootbox.confirm( BP_Confirm.are_you_sure ) ) { return true; } else { return false; } }); });I’ve also tried enqueuing the bootbox script in bp-core-cssjs.php
$scripts = apply_filters( 'bp_core_register_common_scripts', array( // Legacy 'bootbox' => array( 'file' => "{$url}bootbox.min.js", 'dependencies' => array( 'jquery' ) ), 'bp-confirm' => array( 'file' => "{$url}confirm{$min}.js", 'dependencies' => array( 'jquery' ) ), 'bp-widget-members' => array( 'file' => "{$url}widget-members{$min}.js", 'dependencies' => array( 'jquery' ) ), 'bp-jquery-query' => array( 'file' => "{$url}jquery-query{$min}.js", 'dependencies' => array( 'jquery' ) ), 'bp-jquery-cookie' => array( 'file' => "{$url}jquery-cookie{$min}.js", 'dependencies' => array( 'jquery' ) ),AND
function bp_core_confirmation_js() { if ( is_multisite() && ! bp_is_root_blog() ) { return false; } wp_enqueue_script( 'bp-confirm' ); wp_enqueue_script( 'bootbox' ); wp_localize_script( 'bp-confirm', 'BP_Confirm', array( 'are_you_sure' => __( 'Are you sure?', 'buddypress' ), ) ); }I have copied the bootbox.min.js into the Buddypress js directory
But there is no joy. For example, when deleting an activity, the activity deletes ok but now even the generic confirm doesn’t pop up.Just wondering if I’m totally off track or if it’s even possible? New this so apologies for the long winded explanation. Any help would be appreciated to lead me in the right direction
I’m currently running two websites on the same network as we’re in the process of rebranding B-TEN (www.b-ten.com) as Current Digital Magazine (www.currentdigitalmag.com). GoDaddy is the host, so I had to use WordPress MU Domain Mapping to create a multi-site, with B-TEN being the primary site on the network. Now, with Current Digital, I want to integrate a social-centric element (which is why I installed BuddyPress), but I’d like for users of the site to be able to create their own blogs within Current Digital.
Now, I know that you can easily set it up in WordPress for users to add their own subdomains, which is exactly what I want to do. However, it seems to only allow for http://www.subdomain.b-ten.com with no visible option for allowing users to add http://www.subdomain.currentdigitalmag.com sites. With very little experience in this kind of work, how do you suggest I go about doing this? If this has already been addressed, please feel free to let me know. Unfortunately, any support I’ve found on this issue is beyond my understanding.
WordPress version: 4.1
BuddyPress version: 2.1.1Links:
http://www.currentdigitalmag.com
http://www.b-ten.comSame error from here https://buddypress.org/support/topic/cannot-update-profile-without-throwing-error-there-was-a-problem-updating-some-of-your-profile-info/ and posted a few other times but I can’t find any solutions.
Deactivate all plugins and I still get the error. The user’s profile information successfully updates, but it takes them back to the edit screen and shows that error.
Hi
I’m new to BuddyPress (not WordPress) and there are a couple of things I’m struggling to work out. I have searched on this but cannot seem to find anything conclusive.
I am building a new site and need to have two different user types, ‘experts’ and ‘customers’. I need each of those to have completely different profile page layouts. I am having trouble figuring out how to have more than one user type within BuddyPress and also how they can each have a custom profile page.
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.