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I don’t know if this is the correct behaviour, or if I fudged-up somewhere.
My installation set-up:
WordPress 3.9.1 / bbPress 2.5.4 (site-wide forums) / BuddyPress 2.0.1 (group forums)
Besides the regular bbPress site-wide forum, I have three group forums, 1 public and 2 hidden, all three are under a group forums parent (which is actually a forum ‘category’).
Everything works ok, except for some weirdness about group visibility on the main forum index page (using the [bbp-forum-index] shortcode).
The public group is visible to all users on the bbPress forum index page, which is as it is supposed to be.
If you are a Keymaster or Moderator you can also see the hidden groups on the forum index (and latest topics/replies widgets etc). You can not access them unless you are a member, though (as expected).
However, if you are a Member of one of the hidden groups (even if a group Moderator or Admin), but a forum Participant, then you do not see the group listed on the forum index. You do see it listed on the Groups page and in your profile, as expected.
Is this expected behaviour? Or did something go wrong somewhere?
If this is expected, is there a way I can override it? I’m guessing it would mean overriding the bbPress function with somthing custom that interacts with the BuddyPress groups functions?
What I want is:
– Hidden Groups to be visible to all members of that group on the forum index.
– (Less important) Hidden groups to NOT be visible to Keymasters/Moderators who are not members of the group.
The group membership is assigned and members won’t necessarily know they are in a group. Having the group forum listed on the forum index (only if they are a member) would make things easier for them.
Hello, I require my site users to accept site Terms and Conditions before they can register on the site. I purchased a plugin called ‘WP Accept to Register’ which works well only when BuddyPress is deactivated.
My question is does anyone know of a plugin that works with BuddyPress that allows me to require my site users to accept Terms and Conditions before they can register?
Thank you.
Hey @modemlooper – Got any ideas on how to fix this?
I keep getting this error when I reply to a post in the activity stream. If I refresh it goes away but it’s very annoying… any ideas on how to fix?
Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$depth in /home/content/52/11163852/html/tholco.net/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-activity/bp-activity-template.php on line 2169
Topic: Activity stream issue.
Hello.
I am using BuddyPress and made activiy stream is shown on front page. And it even shows the locked (paid) pages. People even can download files which are protected by s2members plugin. How can I hide the locked pages on activity stream?Topic: members pages not showing
Hello,
i have been banging my head over this all day, and i have been searching google most of the day and i can’t seem to find anything
none of the members pages are showing up, and i can edit my profile within buddypress
if you see this link, it does not bring up that member’s profile, its not a permalink issue anymore, as i got that all fixed and working.
i hope someone can help me with this problem
Topic: Buddpress courseware
hey. i am using buddypress courseware. there is option to add media, which does not seem to work. with no error , just not working. any help?
For some odd reason, users are unable to login with the password they set upon Registration. Login only works when the password is reset.
Here’s the current process:
1. User registers here (but NOT via the social login): http://www.cookbookcommunity.com/register/
2. User receives email with activation link, and clicks link, which takes the user here: http://www.cookbookcommunity.com/wp-login.php
3. User tries to login using the password he/she used upon registration, which does not work. Error message shows: “ERROR: The Username or Email or password you entered is incorrect. Lost your password?”
4. User Resets password, and is then able to login after password reset, and is able to reset password to the same password used upon registration.I’m pretty sure this is not an issue with any plugin except for Buddypress. I’ve systematically disabled all plugins one by one and re-tested the above process. However, the issue is resolved when I deactivate the Buddypress plugin itself, then the registertion/login process runs smoothly without the above issue. So it seems like a problem with Buddypress itself.
I have WordPress MU setup with Buddypress 2.01.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, I’ve exhausted my Google search abilities to find a fix for this issue.
Thanks,
JasonHi,
i have some problem. My site generate more jquery connections and questions.
What are the indications in you? what should be the norm?To check it out go to phpmyadmin, next click in header STATUS, next MONITOR.
It is my print screens: http://s30.postimg.org/402m3wloh/image.jpg
In printscreen you see:
1.Questions: 9k – 16k
2.Connections/Processes: 200 – 320
3.Traffic: 57mb – 130mbIt is norm in buddypress?
Please helpTopic: Duplicate Activity.
Hi
i was almost done with my site… but i found when i make an activity, i will get duplicated post.bp 1.9.1
wp 3.9.1website: netasham.com
you can see it.
thanks to all buddypress people for great support.btw registering don’t need email verification and if you need i creat a test user also tell me. (for posting and see problem)