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Hello,
For what we want on our website its necesarry to have only private groups created by the users. I did a lot of reading about this but all forum post and information is over 8 years old regarding this matter.
We need this because people will discuss personal en private information in the groups. To make it as simple as possible we look for a way to make the group creation like its only possible to create a private group.
(it would be awesome if admin can create public or hidden groups)
So, what do we have to do to remove the creation settings for hidden and public groups for our visitors/members? and ofcourse that it keeps working!
Its not only removing the code form a file we think but also the setting that the private group is marked to get installed.
Sorry for any bad english
Regards
Jap
Hello all,
my users have created groups more than 32 visible groups (1 public, 31 private) already but in the public directory only 17 of them are being displayed. I can change from alphabetical to newly created or anything else and indeed it updates the list but the total amount is always 17 only. Is there way to change this ?
Thanks in advance,
bestAlex
P.S.: I am using WP Version 5.4.2 and BP Version 6.2
Hi there,
I have 8 private groups, each with their own private forum. Is there any way I can display forum activities like replies and created topics in the group activity stream? I would like to use ‘BuddyPress Group Email Subscription’ plugin to notify group members on forum activity relevant to their group.
WordPress version: 5.5.1
BuddyPress version: 6.2.0
bbPress version: 2.6.5Thanks!
I am trying to test the BuddyPress restful APIs with the activity function. The endpoint is:
/wp-json/buddypress/v1/activity
When I join a private group, and post an activity for myself (with subscriber role), I cannot see my own post(s). I can still see my post when I login to WordPress website, so I think it is something to do with the API.
Nevertheless, if it is a public group that I post, I can see my own posts. For administrator role, I can see all posts through the API.
Does anyone have the similar experience?
I just installed buddy press on my website. Everything seems pretty great right out of the box. Except that they groups are totally borked.
When I go to view a group, there is no status update box. Making the groups entirely pointless.
Things I did:
– I looked into the code, and they aren’t hidden.
– checked the settings
– went into trouble shooting mode, still not showing upFYI, private messaging works just fine.
This is what I see:

Topic: Add friend button
I am using the Gwagi theme to make a social website. I am testing on the friendship connection function and found that the add friend button is missing and only have private message button.I have diable the private message function and the button will be disappeared. So I think the buddypress plugin in is functioning.
Could you have any suggestion for checking the friend connection function?
I like to provide my web site URL for your investigation:
http://www.lovedating.love
user:testing
password:123456Hello,
My site is https://www.kidneylearninghub.com/. It is using the WPLMS plugin, which leverages BuddyPress for the login and user management.
After I updated the site with an SSL cert and domain, the login developed an issue where even though I have logged in with the correct user name and password, and the login cookie has been successfully created, the page does not update with the logged in user, and will not let you into the restricted content areas. Only after clicking around and trying many times will the site suddenly see the cookie and show you as logged in.
This screen shot shows that the cookie exists, but the site does not show a user logged in:
I have been through extensive troubleshooting of the site. My database, config files and site files all use the fully qualified URL; my host (GoDaddy) is configured with the certificate and URL. I have added the site URLs to the wp_config file as suggested by dozens of tutorials. What would cause the site to create the cookie but then ignore it? This happens regardless of browser, and with and without Incognito or private browsing. As I understand it, the site uses BuddyPress to log in, and then hands that login off to WordPress. The WordPress login (available if you choose reset password) also has the same problem.
Any suggestion is appreciated.
https://wmchub.com/ is a private members site, only accessible for Registered Users.
However, when one of the groups is selected, when logged in as as a Register User’ the user is taken to the Home page rather than the group.
If logged in as Admin, the Group displays correctly.
I cannot see where the Group access controll is managed in Buddy Press.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Regards,
Mike
Theme – Cera
I am still struggling to figure out how to separate the activity streams. I just want each member to have their own activity stream.
Let me explain…
I have an activity stream in each members profile page already but..they all share the same feed.
I want the activity feeds to be separate.
If I post in members page A then post in members page B – you will have to go to both members pages to see each post. Example- A post stays in A members page
Please someone help
I want to learn how to customize this myself.Topic: Presale question
Hello, I want to create a private site for professionals to post their own articles:
– Registered users can post an article with some custom fields (Article title, author, city (from a list), work center (a conditional list depending on the city field and attachment (pdf or mp4).
– Registered users can see and rate other users articles (1-5 stars) but not their own.
– ¿Can rating author be visible only for some roles?
– ¿Can it be limited to a number of posts per user?
Thanks in advance.
When on the Members page of a Group, there is a search field. This allows you to search for members but it seems to only search username or Last Name.
Is it possible to search based on First Name as well?
WP v5.4.1
BP v6.0.0
The site is private so I don’t imagine providing the URL will help.Thanks in advance.
Hi there,
I am here to report the following issue :
On a multisite install with wp 5.4.1, with buddypress (6.0.0) & bbpress (2.6.4), setting up a forum for a group that is supposed to be hidden makes this group not accessible to admin or group creator. (Myself, as a super-admin/group creator/group admin cant reach my hidden group when bbpress is activated.)
This occurs only when bbpress is activated multisite or single subsite and a buddypress group (buddypress installed network wide) is set to hidden. It seems to work ok with group set as private, or public.
Can you replicate this?