Search Results for 'private'
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Topic: Make user profiles private
Is there a way to make student profiles only for registered users? These pages aren’t interesting to Google and therefore penalize indexing.
Topic: Field Visibility
Where can I set in admin which fields to make public and which private, and where can I set users to be able to decide? For example, I created the surname field and associated it with the WordPress profile field, but the user can’t decide whether to make it private because it’s always public.
ThanksTopic: Allinop
Just wanted to share a project I’ve been working on, allinop.com. It’s a private collaboration space where you can create invite-only projects with forums, tasks, and shared docs, all simple and distraction-free.
Nothing fancy, but it’s been useful for a few small teams already. Would love any thoughts or feedback if you have a moment.
Thanks for taking a look!
Hi,
I love buddypress and wpjm combo. Its free and helps people get jobs, which is my private project.
However I am not so tech savy and not any real coding.
My question is if its possible, within reason, to add two choices on the member page, to filter out two user classes/types (wpjm candidates and employers).
Today I have active members and “my friends” as tabs and also a search member field under that. I would like to add candidates and employers, to filter out those users. Mainly employers – since it woud be nice for candidates to reach out if it seems good match.
I guess find the teamplate for members, add it to my child theme and ad buttons, and then connect the buttons with a filter option in the child theme function file?
Best regards,
Flamur
Is there a way to sort messages particularly private messages by date newest to oldest.
Hi everyone, I’d like you to check out an app I created for Buddy Press that I find really useful.
Group Email Notifier for BuddyPress
This plugin allows all members of a BuddyPress group to receive email notifications whenever a new activity is posted to the group. Unlike the default behavior, not only admins will receive the notification.🟢 **Features:**
– Supports text-only activities, links, videos (such as YouTube), and images uploaded with rtMedia.
– Customize the email content to display the author, group, and content preview.
– Compatible with WP HTML Mail and other email template editors.
– Lightweight and easy to use: no additional configuration required.🧩 Ideal for communities, training groups, private forums, and internal social networks.
You can download it here
The following weird behavior is only happening in private or hidden groups, not public groups:
If I go to a group page (again, private or hidden) and post an update, the feed then loads content from a different, public group instead of the current group. From what I can tell from my testing, this error only occurs when the “Activity auto-refresh” BuddyPress setting is checked. But, whether or not that is checked, the just-posted update is not displayed, not at the top of the feed or anywhere else, until after the page is refreshed. Also, refreshing the page corrects the issue of the wrong group activity. In other words, everything looks as it should only after refreshing the page.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Topic: Segregation of groups
Hi,
I want to have multiple groups co-existing into the same wordpress installation.
I created 4 dummy users:
user1 and user2 belong to demo1 member type from the extended profile tab
user3 and user4 belong to demo2 member type from the extended profile tab
Now, I noticed that user3 can see the content of user1 and user2. Please note that I named my demo users with display name including the “group” they belong to 😉
How can I make sure that all content of a specific and defined (by what) group of users is strictly private and can be seen only by members of this group?
Anyone an idea please?
Thanks,
Hello guys!
I’ve seen this question in here a couple of times and maybe others would enjoy this code.
I couldn’t find a good solution in trying to “hide” the official and hidden groups, when users are creating them (it just would not allow me to hide them!).I then managed to fix a code and make it work so at least it shows an error when a user (besides admin) tries to create a group that is NOT private. In this way when a user tries to create a public/hidden group it will not allow the user to “proceed” with the next step unless private group is chosen.
Feel free to update the CSS to your liking!
Hope it helps, enjoy! 🙂
function restrict_group_type_selection() { // Ensure this script only runs during the group settings creation step if (bp_is_group_creation_step('group-settings')) { // Check if the user is not an admin (wrap the condition outside the script for cleaner HTML output) if (!current_user_can('manage_options')) { ?> <style type="text/css"> .group-type-error-message { color: #ffffff; background-color: #f95959; position: relative; margin-top: 20px !important; border: 0 !important; font-weight: 600; } } </style> <script type="text/javascript"> document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function () { const nextButton = document.getElementById('group-creation-next'); // Target the "Next step" button if (nextButton) { nextButton.addEventListener('click', function (event) { const selectedGroupType = document.querySelector('input[name="group-status"]:checked'); let errorContainer = document.getElementById('group-type-error-message'); // Remove any existing error message if (errorContainer) { errorContainer.remove(); } if (!selectedGroupType || selectedGroupType.value !== 'private') { // Prevent moving to the next step if the group type is not 'private' event.preventDefault(); // Create and display a styled error message errorContainer = document.createElement('div'); errorContainer.id = 'group-type-error-message'; errorContainer.className = 'group-type-error-message'; errorContainer.innerText = 'You are only allowed to create private groups.'; // Insert the error message after the "Next" button nextButton.parentNode.appendChild(errorContainer); } }); } }); </script> <?php } } } add_action('bp_after_group_settings_creation_step', 'restrict_group_type_selection');
Hello,
Suppose that I have 100 groups (public, private, hidden) and many people request to join my private groups. I receive like 1000 join requests (200 in one group and 800 for the rest of the groups).
My questions Is there any way to do the following:
- Bulk approving or rejecting group join requests for a single group
- Bulk approving or rejecting group join requests for all the groups I have under one place instead of opening group by group
Hopefully, this is something achievable (or an easy workaround using a plugin or code) as it’s a very important function that I couldn’t find.
I’m encountering an issue with BuddyPress default email notifications on my site. Only two types of emails are being triggered: private messages and friend requests. However, other default emails, such as group invitations and account activations, comments etc, are not being sent. Could you please assist in identifying the cause of this issue or guide me on troubleshooting steps?