Sorry, I’m rereading your reply. Yes, I do have Buddypress installed. I will post this on that forum.
Thank you very very much.
I put the code in the of functions.php like this.
But it doesn’t work.
I can still see the alphabetical sort in the page.
Member
Group
remove_filter( ‘_bp_nouveau_member_reset_front_template’, ‘bp_nouveau_member_restrict_user_front_templates’, 10, 1 );
$nav = buddypress()->members->nav;
// Eventually reset the order.
bp_nouveau_set_nav_item_order( $nav, bp_nouveau_get_appearance_settings( ‘user_nav_order’ ) );
return $nav->get_primary();
function mitsuh_remove_alphabetical( $filters, $context ) {
unset( $filters[‘alphabetical’] );
return $filters;
}
add_filter(‘bp_nouveau_get_members_filters’, ‘mitsuh_remove_alphabetical’, 20, 2 );
}
BuddyPress does not include forums.
You are probably using the bbPress plugin which has its own support forums.
Thank you very much.
But I can’t find
apply_filters( ‘bp_nouveau_get_members_filters’, $filters, $context );
in
buddypress\bp-templates\bp-nouveau\includes\members\functions.php
I checked the code in functions.php.
But I couldn’t find.
I am not good at writing code.
How to find the code in functions.php?
How to put this code, too?
function mitsuh_remove_alphabetical( $filters, $context ) {
unset( $filters[‘alphabetical’] );
return $filters;
}
add_filter(‘bp_nouveau_get_members_filters’, ‘mitsuh_remove_alphabetical’, 20, 2 );
Please let me know.
I’ve done something, but I don’t know what? I think the slugs for the ‘forum’ page may have had a conflict (there was a warning message, but I changed the names), and I think the tabs went missing after I rebuilt the tables, but the tabs have totally disappeared now, and I don’t know how to get them back.
I uninstalled and deleted/reinstalled bbpress, and it hasn’t brought them back.
I’m really worried that if I delete the Buddypress plugin, I will lose my settings and customer lists of Participants. Any advice would be very much appreciated.
I added buddypress groups. On many example pages I see on a group page tabs on top to choose the menu options. I tried different themes, I can only add a menu in the sidebar.
And I can not find the “Manage the Groups default front page” option that is spoken about on this forum. Do I need an extra plugin for that?
afaik, that setting is not native to BuddyPress.
It is added by some other code or plugin.
You need to find the code that is adding that setting.
Use the IMG button to add an image.
buddypress 8.0.0
BuddyX buddypress theme active
I also have buddypress group chatroom, buddypress for pwa for wp, LearnDash working together.
#1 question: When I do not have the Activity page Private, anyone in the world can see a chunk of activity if they have the link (such as who friended whom. it does seem to not show conversations).
Isn’t there a way to have the activity be Private so random ppl can’t see anything that’s going on in the Private group???
#2 question: When I try to add people to a private group nothing happens. I type in the user name or the first few letters into the ADD new members space and no names pop up and nothing happens except an error saying “the following users could not be added to the group”
I’d like to be able to add them without them having to request to join so they can get notifications right away.
I do NOT want to alter code because things like that freak me out that I’ll break something or forget where I added code if I need to remove it etc.
Please help
Use the filter hook to unset that element from the options array.
This is the hook: apply_filters( 'bp_nouveau_get_members_filters', $filters, $context );
Found in: buddypress\bp-templates\bp-nouveau\includes\members\functions.php
function mitsuh_remove_alphabetical( $filters, $context ) {
unset( $filters['alphabetical'] );
return $filters;
}
add_filter('bp_nouveau_get_members_filters', 'mitsuh_remove_alphabetical', 20, 2 );
Put it in your theme > functions.php
Should I be able to use the Visual Composer in BuddyPress groups to create posts, comments and replies? I’m using the Thimpress Eduma theme which claims to be compatible with BuddyPress.
At present I’m creating my content in a post and then copying the source text into the BuddyPress post, which is very cumbersome.
Anonymous UserInactive
I’m bit amazed by this
enabled direct registration of new members and disabled email confirmation
As far as I know, a user registering from the front-end (managed by BuddyPress) is first receiving an email containing a secret key he needs to paste into the BuddyPress activate page to validate their account. But maybe you are using a plugin or some custom code to disable this..
Otherwise, you can achieve what you describe adding the following code snippets to a bp-custom.php file.
/**
* Adds activities generated when a user activates their account when a user
* is created using the wp-admin/user-new screen Add new action.
*/
function automatically_generate_an_activation_activity( $user_id = 0 ) {
// Adds a "became a registered user" activity.
bp_core_new_user_activity( $user_id );
// Fake a user log in.
bp_update_user_last_activity( $user_id );
}
add_action( 'edit_user_created_user', 'automatically_generate_an_activation_activity' );
No, you cannot override it.
If you want to filter an email sent by BP, use the do_action_ref_array hook
in function bp_send_email
found in: buddypress\bp-core\bp-core-functions.php
Hi!
I enabled direct registration of new members and disabled email confirmation.
Everything works fine on the buddypress registration page
But when I register a new user through the worpress panel >> Users >> new user, it activates as a member but not in activities
Does anyone know a way to definitely activate these users registered on the panel without sending an email and having to do the first login?
Use WP 5.7 and BP 8.0
Anonymous UserInactive
Hi @b4ureye,
Ok, can you reply to the following questions:
– What is the name of your active theme?
– If it’s a child-theme, what is the name of the parent theme ? You can find this information into the template: header of the style.css file of your child-theme.
– Does this theme contains a members directory or a buddypress/members directory?
– if so does this directory contains a register.php file?
– if so can you share on Gist.Github.com the content of this file?
Thanks in advance for your replies.
Hi @imath,
I tried to download Buddypresse again and I installed but nothing works the error is still displayed on the registration page! I am not a developer but I tried to see the path public_html / backoffice / wp-content / plugins / buddypress / bp-templates / bp-legacy / buddypress / members
But until now I do not know what to replace please, please help me correct the error thank you
@epgb101 you can reset them from
Tools >> BuddyPress >> Reinstall emails (delete and restore from defaults).
Not actually tried but you can try using buddypress registration forms with gravity forms in WordPress. What you have asked for must be possible but using some typical group of code. I have tried this on Weebly but not sure about this. However one can do this after understanding the basic difference between WordPress and Weebly platforms.
See Here: https://askanydifference.com/difference-between-weebly-and-wordpress/
Anonymous UserInactive
Hi @leahkoerper,
I’ve just checked the xProfile custom visibility feature, It works as expected for me.
As you’re mentioning Elementor, have you tried deactivating this plugin to see if there was something messing with BuddyPress on their end?
But out of curiosity what is the type of the field (see list below)?
Anonymous UserInactive
Thanks for your reply @shanebp.
As one of the BuddyPress lead developers, I confirm everyone in the development team is giving their time freely.
There are probably improvements we can bring to documentation to help you find replies more easily. To achieve this we need contributions. You are welcome (like every user) to help us, oh and contributing to an open source project is also free (just in case…).
Anonymous UserInactive
Hi @b4ureye this notice means you are overriding the members/register.php template from your theme.
You need to update your custom template so that the signup xProfile loop uses the bp_xprofile_signup_args() function.
I guess your active Template Pack is BP Legacy, so I advise you to have a look to https://github.com/buddypress/buddypress/blob/master/src/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/register.php#L168 to figure out what to replace by what.
…counting the cash…
BuddyPress is free – what cash are you talking about?
Use this url to send any logged-in user to their profile page:
https://yoursite.com/members/me/
Important! – replace yoursite.com with the actual name of your site.
Then add that url to the link or button that you have created.
I too have this issue of “loading messages. PLease wait” I have gone to the console as you instructed above,
There is an error listed the details for which are:
Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token ‘;’
at new Function (<anonymous>)
at Function.v.template (underscore.min.js?ver=1.8.3:2)
at n.template (wp-util.min.js?ver=5.7.2:2)
at n.render (wp-backbone.min.js?ver=5.7.2:2)
at n.render (buddypress-messages.min.js?ver=8.0.0:1)
at n.setPreview (buddypress-messages.min.js?ver=8.0.0:1)
at p (backbone.min.js?ver=1.4.0:2)
at f (backbone.min.js?ver=1.4.0:2)
at c (backbone.min.js?ver=1.4.0:2)
at n.trigger (backbone.min.js?ver=1.4.0:2)
Can you help me cure this?
Many thanks
Do we have any hook or anything so that we can replace the default avatar image to custom image buddypress user profile.
