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  • #231458

    In reply to: creating custom link

    tsabar
    Participant

    right, thanx, but how can i get the buddypress variables for first name and last name? here’s the registration page users fill out:

    http://bit.ly/1Dkzqnu

    #231454
    Henry Wright
    Moderator

    That’s odd. You should be given the option to upload so there’s certainly a problem that needs looking at. Usually you can just go to http://example.com/members/username/profile/change-avatar/ and upload your avatar. Your theme should provide a link to this page.

    1. If that link is not accessible then there could be a problem with BuddyPress (likely caused by a theme or plugin conflict).

    2. If your theme isn’t providing the link to the page (usually found via Profile > Change Profile Photo, then perhaps file a report on your theme’s support site so that the theme developers can make it compatible with BuddyPress.

    Hope this info helps. Let me know if there’s anything else we can help with here.

    #231453
    mrgoldfinder23
    Participant

    Thank you Henry, I am using minamaze on both sites, same theme, same buddypress. Upload profile images box is ticked on both, and yet the bestofbartercard does not give the option to change profile image on one. The settings are identical

    mrgoldfinder23
    Participant

    WHERE DO I ADD A PROFILE PHOTO ON BUDDY PRESS?????? where do members add profile photo’s on buddy press… ???? like the pretty one you seem to have installed?

    ANSWER PLEASE. On top choices social network there is an option to change profile photo. On the best of bartercard, using the same buddypress plug in, there is no option to add a profile picture. Why?
    WHERE DO I EDIT IT TO ALLOW PROFILE IMAGES?

    SIMPLE QUESTION. ANSWER IT

    ronia
    Participant

    https://buddypress.org/extend/themes/ – I am again looking at this page and this is still empty. WP repo has BP themes but none are sufficient with WP 4.1 + BP 2.1.1 – none plays nicely with horizontal menus or give good integrated appearance to an end-user who is a blogger as well as a BP user. I have been looking at premium themes, each with its own incomplete media solution – buddyboss.com and rtcamp.com Inspirebook theme – the latter appears slower on the demo but has interesting display of the activity stream in the form of cards or boxes like G+ and allows to put profile cover photo (which buddyboss do not have)

    I will like to know the community’s experience with these premium themes ( as there is no core responsive eye-candy BP theme) or if there is any equivalent or better free theme in the WP repo or github (that will have support for future versions)
    – which is faster
    – which gives better integration with WP blogging [ none of the premium demos have “add blog post” interface – the point is that when one end-user goes to add a blog post he should not be thrown out of the BP theme]
    – best responsiveness and mobile friendliness, in general and w.r.t photo uploads ( rtcamp media costs around $250 with plugin and plugin’s plugins, buddyboss probably around $50, none comes with default photo tagging = marking directly on photo )

    In general pros and cons of these premium themes or an useful comparative study is what I or most users are looking for.

    Speed – demo is faster for buddyboss
    Eye-candy – buddyboss more, while rtcamp offers a fresh twist to display of activity stream
    Privacy and Follow – dunno
    Media – each has its own incomplete solution, dunno how the free or paid other plugins work into these themes
    Features – buddyboss has no profile cover photo, activity display is conventional stream
    Shortcomings – none allows to post a blog or event from site activity or own activity/profile page, none allows to favorite/like/star a blog post or any post from the post page to the stream or vice versa. None of their media solutions integrates into the WP media, so users always remains confused about a central repo of their uploaded picture files!

    #231445
    djsteveb
    Participant

    @dreamsoft – I have no idea either… if you are a coding guru perhaps looking at the changelog for buddypress 1.9 to see what made things different. My theme guys never explained what the exact issue / fix was…

    If you are not a coding whiz, then I would switch to a new theme and try to mod that to have the same colors and feel of the one you are currently using. Or pay someone to find / fix the issue…

    #231443
    djsteveb
    Participant

    Without knowing everything exactly the way you envision, from reading:

    4 different categories where different Contributors can write new posts and interact with the Participants in the forum (better way to comment and reply to questions using the forum, than WordPress’s commenting system). These Contributors, however, must have their own public profile and allow for Participants to subscribe to their posts. So far, I’ve used different plugins:

    I think if you drop buddypress… do a WP MultiSite install – with 4 sub blogs… look into creating “author pages” – not all themes do that well out of the box… a simple subscribe to blog plugin for each of the 4 blogs.. I think you can install bbpress and mix it with each sub blog – but I have not messed with bbpress in a while, so not sure the best way to connect that.. I think you can enable to the bbpress “sitewide” then each individual sub blog author and enable it or something.. then code that into the sidebar if each blog.. that would do everything you have said I think.. maybe that will get you in the direction you are trying to go.

    I suggest searching the wp plugin repo for plugins that are “multi site” enhancements.. look into “author pages” in the codex, and search for themes that have special author pages to make experimenting easier..

    #231442

    In reply to: Social login

    ShMk
    Participant

    Thanks for the reply,
    I’ve found these 2 plugins that are BuddyPress compatible and looks regularly updated:
    – https://wordpress.org/plugins/oa-social-login/
    – https://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-social-login/
    I’ll give both a try and I hope that at least one will fit my website needs 🙂

    #231435
    tsabar
    Participant

    (reposting here after posted this in another forum several days ago to no response, hoping this forum is more appropriate)

    hi all, can anyone help me with the following?
    -latest versions of wp, buddypress

    i am trying to create a one-click registration link for events on my site, and i need help inserting the user’s first/last name and e-mail into the link.

    here’s the link before outputting first name/last name/email:

    a href=”http://gowoa.me/i/XXX?email=[EMAIL_ADDRESS_HERE]&firstName=[FIRST_NAME_HERE]&lastName=[LAST_NAME_HERE]”>Register Now /a>
    (i removed opening tags so the code would show as is)

    how can i output the buddypress user variables into the link?

    thanx in advance for any help!

    #231433
    danbp
    Participant

    Hi,

    you’ve already asked for this in the past !

    https://codex.buddypress.org/member-guide/notifications/

    By default, each member can activate/deactivate notification (under Your Profile > settings > email)
    Reference: bp-activity/bp-activity-screens.php

    Or see this plugin.

    #231431
    danbp
    Participant

    hi @deshmukh,

    add this to bp-custom.php

    function bpfr_custom_profile_sub_nav() {
    	global $bp;
    	$parent_slug = 'activity';
    		
    	//Add subnav item 	 
    	bp_core_new_subnav_item( array( 
    	'name'            => __( 'Go to Site Activity' ), 
    	'slug'            => $parent_slug, 
    	'parent_url'      => $bp->loggedin_user->domain . $parent_slug.'/', 
    	'parent_slug'     => $parent_slug, 
    	'screen_function' => 'bp_activity_screen_my_activity',
    	'position'        => 60,
    	'link'            => bp_get_activity_directory_permalink(),
    	) );
    }
    add_action( 'bp_setup_nav', 'bpfr_custom_profile_sub_nav' );

    Reference

    danbp
    Participant

    hi @xuanling,

    there is no forum in BuddyPress. You can use bbPress if you want group forums or a general forum.

    Answers to your other questions are here:

    Configure BuddyPress

    Installing Group and Sitewide Forums

    xuanling
    Participant

    Dear Support Team

    1) May I know is there any reason why there is missing Discussion Forums and User Groups under Buddy Press > Pages > Directories?

    The basic that I saw after installed is only Members and Activity Stream.

    2) Another missing item after setup is the Forum Setup Tab under Buddy Press > Forum Setting.

    I can’t see what I saw here
    https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/how-to-set-up-your-main-site-navigation-using-the-built-in-wordpress-menus/

    Is there something wrong with the installation or it is because of different version?

    Thank you

    #231425
    PedroDiogo
    Participant

    I have a new project in mind I’m experimenting WordPress with a few plugins to achieve what I desire. However, I haven’t been able to achieve everything exactly as I want, so your feedback is much appreciated since I am new to WordPress.

    I’m building up a blog with 4 different categories where different Contributors can write new posts and interact with the Participants in the forum (better way to comment and reply to questions using the forum, than WordPress’s commenting system). These Contributors, however, must have their own public profile and allow for Participants to subscribe to their posts. So far, I’ve used different plugins:

      bbPress
      BuddyPress
      bbPress Topics for Posts -> Allows me to automatically create a new Topic in the forum for each newly published Post. This is how the Author will interact with the participants.
      BP Blog Author Profile Link -> When clicking the Author’s name, redirects to its BuddyPress member’s page.
      BuddyPress Follow -> I only need a few components of BudyPress’s social capacities… Friendship is not one of them. I just want participants to follow their desired Author and be notified of his/her new blog post. This plugin allows members to just follow other members without Friendship requests.

    These set of plugins solves *almost* every problem. However, I still need to change a few things like:

      the ability to Allow members to follow Authors and be notified of their new posts: so far, members can only check if a member has published something by accessing its Activity tab under his/her profile page. The member is not notified of this activity…
      disable the “Activity” part of BudyPress: I don’t want this on every member’s profile, but if I disable this component, members can not check for Authors’ latest blog posts…

    There are others thing I must change, but these are the most important ones. How can achieve such a thing? Should I not use BuddyPress at all (and loose its bbPress nice integration)? How can I improve its notification system while still not allowing them exchange messages (public or private) and activity statuses?

    I’ve search for a few plugins that could improve BuddyPress to work as I need, but could not found any. I’m not a PHP programmer neither I know how WordPress works, but, if needed, I can try to do some coding on BuddyPress… I want to avoid that, if possible, though, as it would cost me time and the solution might not really work properly…

    ANY help is much appreciated! Let me know if you need more information. Thank you, in advance.

    Regards,
    Pedro

    Hi,

    I am just wondering if it is possible or if anyone has attempting something like this: Say you have two separate communities that run on different domains and different servers, but they do not wish to become a multi-site, they want to stay as separate installs.

    Would it be possible to use rss feeds and other methods to create a stream of activity on both sites?

    also and more importantly: would be it be possible to have friend connections between the users of each site?

    #231418
    djsteveb
    Participant

    @dreamsoft – I had the same problem some months ago – it was indeed a theme issue.
    Of course it was blamed on a buddypress update that changed some things.. but a theme update was the fix – and the theme was a”recent” theme, one that had been updated recently, was a premium theme, and the professional devs advertised it as being 100% compatible with wp 4 and BP 1.9 – which come to find out, it was not. They rolled out a fix a few days later.

    #231416
    djsteveb
    Participant

    @sbraiden – I had similar 24 second page load times, and tried to get advice for enqueing, dergistering, and compacting the multiple and overlapping java and css all these plugins attached to buddypress are mixing in on top of the themes stuff.

    Y Slow gives my BP site with basic plugins an “F” – WP professionals shrug it off – meh.

    (more one all that here: http://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/deregister-enque-compact-css-and-java-jquery-buddypress-load-time )

    I have a sneaky suspicion however that my load times were an issue for me when logged in, and perhaps being logged in as an admin, I THINK that the (stupid) wpmudev dashboard plugin was slowing down my page load speed dramatically more than anything else. It was strange that after I complained of my long page loads, that 2 days later wpmudev had an update for their dashboard thing, and then my page load time went to like 3 seconds. – Coincidence, maybe, nothing definitive. – Everyone else said the pages loaded fine – so maybe it was just an admin thing – or maybe my ghostery blocking gravatar loads or something.

    ANYHOW – in regards to hosting, I have a small buddypress site running fine on a shared server with amerinoc. I have one that is fairly busy running fine on a dedicated server at certified hosting.

    I personally think that most important thing for a WP based site to perform well is blocking all the bad bots.

    I have found that blocking all the naver and badu spiders (And most others) with a robots/txt file has decreased the sql over load (at peak times) on my servers by more than 80%.

    I found that hosting a few wp sites on a shared server or dedicated could cause problems not just with spiders crawling pages too much too fast for indexing, but also all the attempting account creations / account brute force logins – even if they are blocked with something like sucuri or limit login attempts – every time they tried to login – they were using up server resources to load the login page, then hit the database to check credentials.

    I also suggest using a pwd auth like explained here: http://support.hostgator.com/articles/specialized-help/technical/wordpress/wordpress-login-brute-force-attack

    locking down the login with a double thing like that is fine for most WP installs, and a private family / friends BP site should be fine – when the bots can’t login through the first thing there is no need for wordpress to load a bunch of php / css files and pull from SQL a bunch of times just to give a bot a failed login – It becomes a problem for general open to the public buddypress comms I guess.

    Now I set all my non-BP sites to use the double auth, I block all search engine bots aside from the top three selectively with robots.txt – and now just about any server can run fine with wp / bp – especially if some attention is paid to plugin overhead, wp-cacheing tools.

    I have my fingers crossed the new bp-mediapress (sp? and Beta!) plugin thing will decrease the plugin overhead of rtmedia and offer a better alternative for pics and stuff.

    Same random thoughts – I’m not an expert so take my 2 cents with a grain of salt or two..

    #231410
    ShMk
    Participant

    Hello,
    anyone knows if there are any working Social Login plugin to extend BuddyPress registration/login page?

    #231404

    In reply to: paid membership

    Hugo Ashmore
    Participant

    This isn’t really a BuddyPress question as such. Try googling/searching the WP plugin repo for WordPress subscription / membership plugins, there are a few that will serve your purposes S2Member is generally suggested as a good one.

    ouegy
    Participant

    WordPress 4.0, BuddyPress 2.1.1

    Hey,

    I’d like to display an icon in my groups sidebar if there are new notifications related to that group.

    For messages I’m using the function:

    bp_total_unread_messages_count()

    Is there a similar function for group notifications?

    This is my code to handle displaying the groups:

    <?php if ( bp_has_groups( bp_ajax_querystring( 'groups' ) . 'max=4&type=random' ) ) : ?>
          <?php while ( bp_groups() ) : bp_the_group(); ?>
            <li class="item-title">
                <div class="grid-33">
                    <?php bp_group_avatar('type=thumb&width=40&height=40'); ?>
                </div>
                <div class="grid-66">
                    <a>"><?php bp_group_name(); ?></a><br />
                    <span><?php group_member_count() ?><span>
                    <i class="fa fa-group"></i>
                </div>
            </li>
          <?php endwhile; ?>
        <?php endif; ?>

    Thanks in advance!

    #231392
    Lars Henriksen
    Participant

    Thanks Shanebp and danbp – this worked for me, you guys rock!

    This finally translated ‘Groups’ and ‘Members’ on my site as well with just two more ‘cases’ in the code:

    function example_gettext_with_context( $translated, $text, $context, $domain ) {
    
         if ( 'buddypress' !== $domain )
            return $translated;
    
         switch ( $text ) {
    
            case 'Site-Wide Activity':
                return 'Historikeraktivitet';
            
            case 'Groups':
            	return 'Arbejdsgrupper';
            
            case 'Members':
            	return 'Medlemmer';
            	
    
            default:
                return $translated;
        }
    
        return $translated;
    }
    add_filter( 'gettext_with_context', 'example_gettext_with_context', 11, 4 );
    #231388
    fredleeflang
    Participant

    Hi,

    With the latest release of Buddypress it appears to have become possible to run buddypress on just one site, the Growing Green Cities Network, on a multisite wordpress install,

    I’ve had to install 5977.02.patch for it in order to be able to look at the ‘pending users’ but the basics seem okay now.

    One issue though that you might want to look into before the next release. When inviting friends the list of suggestions shows the users from ALL my multisite users. I would like this to be narrowed down to a list of only the active site’s users!

    Also, and I’m not sure if this is related to buddypress anymore (I made a ticket on ‘Invite Anyone’) but when I invite somebody (through Invite Anyone, so simply entering an email address) I get a message that tells me the user is already registered. Mentioning this here anyway as I’m not sure if Invite Anyone gets a list of registered users from WordPress directly or from Buddypress

    #231385
    Ricardo Gonçalves
    Participant

    Hello!

    I’m developing a multisite network where each city will have its own social network. I was developing it using Buddypress network activated, but all the profiles were in the main site and I want that each profile stays in the site that it belongs to. So I deactivated Buddypress in network and activated it in each ‘blog'(sub site).

    Everything is working, but when I try to see the pending users of each site I get the WordPress default message “You don’t have permissions to see this page”. Even if I am logged in as super admin or as site admin.

    I already deactivated all the plugins except buddypress and activated twenty fourteen theme to test if it was a plugin/theme conflict but the probelm persists.

    I need a subsite for each city. Groups would not work for this project…

    Is there a workaround for it?

    #231358
    danbp
    Participant

    Don’t double post please. You’ve already asked for this here.

    Closing this topic.

    #231356
    Saurabh Dwivedi
    Participant

    i m using https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-followers/
    and my code is
    <?php $args = array(‘post_type’ => user, ‘posts_per_page’ => ‘-1′);
    $loop = new WP_Query($args);
    while ($loop->have_posts()) : $loop->the_post(); ?>
    <div id=”col3_a”><span><h2>Follow</h2></span>
    <span><h2 class=”book_icon”>Bookmark</h2></span>
    <?php endwhile; ?>

    in this code follow button when user click on it that means user follow this post. also show how many post follow by this user and also get if a user post a post how many followers this post.

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