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I would like to make a WordPress site for parents in a 10-school district. Most pages would be private (members only). I don’t want to maintain the subscribers base in the wordpress site — I want that maintenance to continue to be done at the level of the individual schools’ parent listserves, some of which are implemented with yahoo groups and some of which are implemented with google groups.
Is this possible with buddypress? In other words, can I make it so the authentication process checks whether the aspiring visitor is logged into either yahoo groups or google groups?
What I really need is to make a group of groups that includes a mix of yahoo and google groups.
I also want to make sure that the members-only content will be completely invisible to non-members, including google searches.
Hi everybody,
Sorry for the subject – not enough room to describe what this is all about. I’m having issues with the way BuddyPress converts/displays date/time in various places. I have read everything I can find here on buddypress.org, but nothing has been helpful so far.
Here is the summary
* WP: 3.4.2
* BP: 1.6.1* Server setting for date/time is ok
* Straight WP handling of date/time is ok (i.e. new posts have the correct date/time, etc)
* date/time is stored at the DB in GMT in all cases (this date/time is always correct in GMT)* date/time is converted properly based on timezone for the BuddyPress Group forum topic itself. i.e. “user said 5 days, 8 hours ago:” – this is correct. (-5 for me .. EST)
* date/time seems to be converted twice (-10) for the corresponding BuddyPress Activity Stream record as seen by the end user
* date/time is not converted at all for the same Activity Stream record when viewed via WP Admin. i.e. the time is straight GMT from the DB.
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Here are the details:
1). From what I can tell (I used shared hosting), the Centos Linux box that hosts my site has the date/time set correctly.
I asked them to issue the date command and send the result. What they provided was the result when logging into the box via SSH. i.e. “Sun Jan 27 10:45:24 CST 2013″. The server is hosted somewhere in the CST timezone, and the date/time was correct at the time this info was sent.
2). I am in the EST time zone. My WP general/settings/timezone is set to Montreal.
3). When I publish a WP Post (for example) everything is fine. The “published on” date/time is correct (in local / EST / Montreal time). In fact, everything to do with straight WP date/time related handling is fine. BuddyPress is a different story!
4). BuddyPress: When someone sends a private message, the time on the received email is one hour behind. I assume this can be explained by the CST server time and the EST timezone I’ve chosen in WP Settings/General/timezone. I can live with this – Or could change the timezone to the server timezone (chicago / CST).
This is where it gets interesting.
5). BuddyPress: When somebody creates or adds to a topic in BuddyPress Group Forum, the date/time is also correct. i.e. “username said n seconds ago” is 1 second after the update is made. OK.. But, the corresponding Activity entry shows 5 hours and 1 second ago. i.e. 5 hours in the past!
Looking at the Activity Table record via phpMyAdmin, the date is stored in GMT (i.e. + 5 hours as I am in EST).
Looking at the Topics Table record via phpyMyAdmin, the date is exactly the same – i.e. stored in GMT.
So, when the forum topic is displayed, it’s doing a proper conversion from GMT to local time (-5), but the Activity Stream page seems to be doing the conversion twice, and I end up with -10 hours from the stored time in GMT.
6). BuddyPress: Of course, when somebody just posts something to the activity stream, it always shows up as “username said 5 hours and n seconds ago” also. i.e. a -10 conversion from the stored db time which is in GMT.
7). BuddyPress: Finally, when looking at the Activity via WP Admin, the date/time on each entry is straight out of the DB – i.e. GMT time – No local time conversion at all!
If anybody can make sense of what’s going on, I’d really appreciate it! I will provide any information that you need and access to the system if required.
Best regards,
Mike.NOTE: I replied to another topic with these same questions here:
http://buddypress.org/support/topic/buddypress-activity-time-is-off-by-5-hours/#post-151831
I’m not try to post this all over the place, I just want to make sure it’s in the right place!
Hi, I have three issues I need help resolving with my site.
I am using:
Wordpress 3.5
BuddyPress 2.2.3
Here’s a link: http://www.livingcm.org
First, I am using the plugin “Confirm User Registration” which allows me to require users to be confirmed before they can become members of the site. I am also using Private BuddyPress which, I know is not up to date with the latest version of BuddyPress, but it’s the only way I’ve been able to make the site private and I need that functionality. The issue I am having is that sploggers who attempt to register – who are not confirmed by me and are not showing up as members on the member page of the site – are showing up as new members on the home page activity feed. Is there any way to prevent them from showing up on the activity feed until they become actual members through my confirmation process as they would on the member page?
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Second,
I am getting this error on my dashboard under “Incoming Links” and “Plugins”:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 1966080 bytes) in /home/cgoegan/public_html/livingcm.org/wp-includes/SimplePie/Item.php on line 2736
I read in a post that I should see this: http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Increasing_memory_allocated_to_PHP
But when I follow the instructions and go to the wp-settings.php file, there are no MB specified. Should I enter them in there? All I can find is this:
Set initial default constants including WP_MEMORY_LIMIT, WP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT, WP_DEBUG, WP_CONTENT_DIR and WP_CACHE.
wp_initial_constants( );_____________________________________________________
Lastly, How can I add WYSIWYG editing – or any kind of editing that would add links, bold, italic; the basics – to our forum? I tried a plugin and activated it and it did absolutely nothing. Maybe I was missing something. Can anyone recommend one that is functioning well?
Topic: BuddyPress Private Community
Hi,
Our site needs BuddyPress to be accessible to logged in members only. If a non-logged in user tries to access any BuddyPress pages they should be redirected to the home page. I have seen a couple plugins but they have not been updated in 2 years.
What is the best way to accomplish created a BuddyPress private community using the latest build of BuddyPress?
Thanks,
RhekTopic: Search inside private groups
Hi,
I have set up the “Global sitewide unified search” plugin on http://fablab-lannion.org. It is a great improvement of the native search mechanism for a WP multisite + Buddypress install, but I noticed something that seems weird to me : it seems basically BP does inhibit the search among activity of private groups, even when the user is logged-in and member of the group. I consider making a plugin that would hook a filter to modify the sql request so that activities of the users’ private groups would be displayed, but I feel this behaviour should be managed more in a cleaner way by BP. Is there a chance for this, or shall I go for a homemade plugin ?
Bye,
Yann LossouarnUsing 1.6.3 bp. Found that when user set an extended field privacy to “My Friends”, admin cannot see this field at all, cannot even edit the private field in the backend user profile panel (using bp edit profile plugin, other open extended fields can).
Is this working as intent or something wrong with my settings? Any helps? Thanks
1) I’ve installed groups with forums /groups/groupname/forum. All public forums (/forums) can be seen here. But the private forums not, even if the user is member of the private group, he cannot see the forum-threads under /forums.
The same applies for /activity.
Even under members/username/activity/groups/ it’s not possible to see the private-group activities, in which the user is member.Is it possible to show all forums and activities, including private groups, if the user is member of the specific group?
As an admin, i can see all private forums and activities in /forums and /activity, but I don’t want to make every user an admin.
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2) non-registered users can click on private groups and see thread-titles. if they click on the threads, they are redirected to the main page.
Is there a possibility to show an error message or directly redirect the guests to the main page, if they try to open a private group? guests shouldn’t be able to see private group content.thanks in advance for your help!
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