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@bmunch Your suggestion (groups can be created only by users of a certain level) would be much easier to implement than true moderation of group creation. You’d just have to wrap some of the “create a group” elements in the UI in a `if ( current_user_can() )` check, and maybe add a few such checks at the top of some key group creation functions.
With real group moderation, a lot of admin overhead is required: a UI for admins to see pending/approved groups (Group Management doesn’t do that, but it could be a step in that direction, as BPGM has all the necessary hooks and filters); a notification system to let admins know when a group is pending; a notification system to let users know when their groups have been approved; the backend functions necessary to create and check a piece of group metadata saying whether the group has been approved. This could conceivably be accomplished with a plugin (though I can think of one or two places where additional filters would be required in BP’s core code), but it would take a lot of work. Maybe one of you is up for the job
Im having a problem on a site of mine, when ever I compose a message and send it I get the notification in my inbox aswell. I have tested on other buddyrpess installs and it doesn’t work this way. The user I send a message to receives it and the notifications all work perfectly that side.
How would I trouble shoot this?
Im currently running these systems
* WordPress 3.0
* BuddyPress 1.2.5.2
* bbPress v 1.0.2 integrated with WordPressThese are the Mu Plugins we are currently running. Latest Version all from http://premium.wpmudev.org/
* add-new-users.php
* recent-posts.php
* additional_tags.php
* remove-email-verification.php
* adwidget-lite.php
* signup-code.php
* comment-indexer.php
* signup-password.php
* custom-anti-spam signup-tos.php
* custom_anti_spam.php
* simple-sitemaps.php
* global-site-search.php
* simple-trackback-validation.php
* global-site-tags.php
* site-generator-replacement.php
* google-analytics.php
* spam-filter.php
* index.php
* tag-posts.php
* post-indexer.php
* update-notifications.php
* widget-global-site-tags.php
* recent-comments.phpI took one of my new users and requested to join something like 7 of 10 private groups. Then signed in with my admin account (who is also group admin for all groups), and I believe the notification said something like “7 people want to join [such & such] group” (instead of “[so & so] wants to join 7 groups” or an individual listing of the group requests).
Without an easy notification link, I had to dig around in each group to find the membership requests and, in a real-world scenario, might’ve missed them altogether, as I wouldn’t have known to look. (Even under admin, it didn’t show up as “Membership Requests (1)” for example, but just a plain “Membership Requests” option that I could as easily have overlooked.)
Is this normal behavior, or am I experiencing something extra buggy?
Is it possible to get the Buddypress Admin Bar to show people a notification when people reply to a Forum topic they’ve participated in, how can you add notifications like that to the bar? And i’d also like to provide a way for people to “unsubscribe”.
My reasoning is some of my users use email so I use the Buddypress Group Email Subscription which works fantastic, but others would rather only see these types of notifications when they come to the website, so it would be really nice if I could provide both to my users.
Topic: Post Notification Plugin?
I’m using the blog posts on my buddypress site as an announcement page, so I’d like to have my members receive an email for each blog post that is sent.
Is there a plug-in that lets me set up Post Notifications for the members in my group?
I’ve tried looking for them, and the closest I found was a plugin that allows the users to subscribe to posts, but no way for me to set these settings site wide.
Thanks!
I have installed Buddypress on wordpress MU. I have added a notifications widget to my right bar.
problem is when i click on the notifications received, it gets automatically deleted from notifications.
i want those notifications to be there, if the user has not yet Confirmed the Request.
As soon as the user confirms the request it should be deleted from notifications.
@peterverkooijen said; “Talk about dropping rigidity and opening up to an amazing new flexibility and power is pure nonsense”. Ah Peter, without visionaries such as yourself, how would we ever have got to where we are..?! Growing out of rigid definitions into new flexibility is where the virtual world is heading, like it or not. Everything you see online now will be long dead in five years, and all the concepts you hold dear buried deep. Might as well get used to it.
BuddyPress is a mess, as I see it. It isn’t really anything, and at the same time it’s too much. If I want a community conversation stream, along with simple WordPress themes, etc., there’s Mingle. If I want a forum on my site that’s easy too; there’s BBPress, Mingle Forum, etc. If I want member groups regardless of these, there’s, erm… there’s… well, BuddyPress does that, kind of, in a big and over-complicated way.
BuddyPress should be about making social contacts. The name’s a bit of a clue, right? In other words, friends and contacts with grouping of such, contact streams, and strong privacy for users so they determine who sees what they post. On top of that, as it’s a social tool; community moderation/banning, and reporting to site admins in a simple and obvious way. Oh, and of course, easy to see notifications such as friend/contact requests, etc. Who thought it was a good idea to *include* forums in all of this, and relate them to groups?! Each entity and its associated operations should be separate and self-sustaining. Basic OOP.
It just doesn’t do anything easily, does it? And the hype on the download pages about plugins to do whatever you like is just hype, really. Oh, it ‘kind of’ does everything you want, but only kind of. You have to jump through hoops, and even then you’re fighting with a forum which tries to be a group trying to hold conversation streams together.
I’m interested in productive discussion about social networking sites and their take-up and impact, though not here as I feel it’s not the right place. For one thing, the developers and those who kiss up don’t like to hear how their baby was malformed from the start. If anyone is interested in finding solutions to creating truly interactive social networks in the easiest and most stable way possible at present, please email any-name-you-like at our domain.
WP 3.0 Single User & BP 1.2.5 (just noticed this now, not sure if it’s new or a remnant from 1.2.4.)
I took this directly from a site of mine. It’s the text that appears when you click on the blue @username question mark button on a user profile: @dpasian is a unique identifier for wforrest that you can type into any message on this site. wforrest will be sent a notification and a link to your message any time you use it.
Note the change in names. The first instance of the name is accurate, but the other instances of the name refer to another user in the community. This same name appears for all other users. Another copied eg.: @admin is a unique identifier for wforrest that you can type into any message on this site. wforrest will be sent a notification and a link to your message any time you use it.
Btw, the correct username is @apeatling, not @andy (that poor guy is getting overloaded with a bunch of non-relevant notifications.
)I made my site yesterday and I’ve been trying to fix it up, but whenever I do anything really, it redirects to a 404 page, then instantly redirects to the unerrored page. My buddy has told me it popped up when he uploaded an avatar, when he wrote on my wire, when he accepted my friend request, when posting on the forums… The site is working fine, however. If a 404 page error comes up, everything is still processed. I would just like to get rid of the 404 page and instead make it look a lot smooth and cleaner.
1. Which version of WP/MU are you running? 3.0
2. Did you install WP/MU as a directory or subdomain install? directory
3. If a directory install, is it in root or in a subdirectory? root
4. Did you upgraded from a previous version of WP/MU? If so, from which version? Nope
5. Was WP/MU functioning properly before installing/upgrading BuddyPress (BP)? e.g. permalinks, creating a new post, commenting. I didn’t test it; I installed it directly
6. Which version of BP are you running? 1.2.4.1
7. Did you upgraded from a previous version of BP? If so, from which version? Nope
8. Do you have any plugins other than BuddyPress installed and activated?
BP-NotificationWidget
BP Disable Activation
BuddyPress Album+
BuddyPress Gifts
BuddyPress Like
BuddyPress Member Profile Stats
Buddypress My Friends Widgets
BuddyPress Profile Privacy
Buddypress Wire
Enhanced BuddyPress Widgets
Registered-Users-Only-2
9. Are you using the standard BuddyPress themes or customized themes? a custom theme, Darwin
10. Have you modified the core files in any way? Not in any way that would affect this.
11. Do you have any custom functions in bp-custom.php? Don’t believe so.
12. If running bbPress, which version? Or did your BuddyPress install come with a copy of bbPress built-in? I installed the latest one, but it kept linking me to the post (which was a 404), even though it posted the message. It wouldn’t redirect you back to the thread properly.
13. Please provide a list of any errors in your server’s log files.
14. Which company provides your hosting? GoDaddyWe are all now dying to see Buddypress 1.3. when will it be released?
Can anyone give us any idea on a date that we can expect:
-privacy – hide BP pages from public
-BP member filter (doesn’t work with current bp version)
-auto join group by country fields (still don’t work with WP single user)
-order groups alphabetically
-order members last registered by default
-Fix email notification issue (users still don’t receive email when they have a new message)
At the moment we don’t know when we can expect it… is it a matter of days, weeks, months???
Please update
ThanksOk here is the scenario…can be replicated by all users paying attention on our site 2.9.2/1.4.2.1 (latest stable of both)
Person sends private message to user—>User recepient is notifity in header (Square with a number) –> Recepeint replies to any/all messages –> Recepient goest to anypage on the site –>Recepient’s now STILL has a header notifying them of a private message–> Recepient again checks messages and there are NO new messages—> users then goes to another site area (anywhere) –> Private message notification is gone.
At first I thought this was either a caching plugin issue or browsers caching issue.. I’ve turned off all caching of the site and browser and this still happens… Doesn’t matter what broweser IE,FF, Chrome, Safari…etc.
Ideas? Thanks
