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  • #132115
    richardpd
    Member

    How do I find my BP forum posts here at BP support? I can find my WP forum posts at wordpress.org but not BuddyPress!
    My ‘Your Activity’ link tells me the number of my posts but nowhere can I find a link to my posts (so I cannot review them!).
    I follow Mercime (a moderator on this site)-but I cannot see a way to private message her for help?!
    I am having lots of trouble running BP on my site and am finding help hard to get here.

    NB Why does my post say ‘Deleted User’ when I am logged in as richardpd?
    NNB-Fixed ‘Deleted User’ issue…I was not logged in properly?! I am not sure how that happened but I changed my WP.org settings & relogged in & is fine now!!

    #132081
    Hugo Ashmore
    Participant

    Probably by doing something along the lines of installing ‘buddypress-group documents’ plugin and then in the screen templates doing some magic to only show uploaded docs to the logged_in_user == bp_displayed_user or user is an admin, you should be able to get something working albeit a bit crude.

    hayleyc
    Participant

    Hi,

    I’ve been searching for a solution to this for ages but can’t seem to crack it. I’d like to allow users to upload or attach documents to groups. I’d like these documents to be visible to group admins, but not to anyone else. Any ideas how I could make this happen?

    If not, is there a way of doing a similar thing for user profiles – upload a document that is only visible to site admins?

    Thanks for your help :)

    #28545
    online99
    Member

    Hi,

    Are there any plugins that will filter private messages between registered users bo buddypress?
    Ideally we would like to filter or mask email addresses and telephone numbers being shared between members.

    Thank you in advance for your help.

    Artisantopia
    Participant

    Anyone? Surely someone has some wisdom to share with me!

    jpboon
    Member

    Hello,

    how can I display the forums of the private groups in the forum overview (ofcourse only for those who are a member of the group).

    WP 3.3.1
    BP 1.5.4

    Thanx, JP

    #131977
    dannyjimmy
    Member
    dannyjimmy
    Member

    In my opinion, there is a very important group access option that is absent from the group setting. I’ll call this option “LIMITED”.

    `Access: | Anyone can join | Anyone can see content | Anyone can see title |
    Public | YES | YES | YES |
    LIMITED | no | YES | YES |(missing)
    Private | no | no | YES |
    Hidden | no | no | no |`

    It seems to me that the omission of this option is/was based on the assumption that as groups go, only people to allowed to freely join a group should need to be able to see that group’s discussions.

    I am sure that usually this assumption holds, but I can envision (and have encountered) a number of circumstances where this would not be the case, for example, support forums where only premium users can ask for help but where any user can read from existing threads.

    Is there a plugin or hack for this that I just haven’t found yet?
    Is the addition of this option in plans for upcoming updates?

    Thanks,

    #131957
    longilineo
    Member

    How to set default type to private rather than public?

    I looked at the “Group Extension Api”. As I understand, they allow only to add steps in creation and editing groups.

    I don’t find nothing that allows to override default behavior in creation and editing of groups.

    Can someone help me?

    #28494
    butch2059
    Member

    I have the latest version on buddypress
    I have the latest version of BuddyPress Group Email Subscription
    I have the latest version of BuddyPress Private Community ( all at default install)
    I have the latest version of wordpress

    when I try and send a “Private Message” I get sent to a page that says “Oops! This link appears to be broken.” however when I check my sent box the message is sent to the member. How can I fix the the page that says: “Oops! This link appears to be broken.” from not happening.

    Butch

    #131948
    longilineo
    Member

    Groups should be only private or hidden.

    I know I should not change the core, but I do not know how to do otherwise.

    By changing the core, I can remove the ‘public groups’ among those available during the creation process of the group.

    In truth, to remove the radio button, I do not modify the core but a view of the active theme.

    But the default groups are still created as public. This occurs when you create the group by setting only the name and description of the group (first step).

    Artisantopia
    Participant

    Hi, I’d love some advice on the best way to set up a site.
    The client already has a WP website, blog and shopping cart installed using Alyeska theme and WP eStore plugin. They want to add a membership area – which will done using WP eMember also from Tips&TricksHQ.
    There will be a free membership level that provides access to a forum (bbPress).
    Paid Member level 1 will have access to the free forum, some premium content (pages protected by eMember) and some private forums.
    Paid Member Level 2 will inherit all of level 1 plus will have other private forums and will probably use the Courseware plugin for ecourses.

    I haven’t used BuddyPress before, but the client is very keen to use it.

    What is the best approach to take to achieve everything they want? I’m comfortable with setting up eMember to manage access to the forum and premium content, but how do I control which member levels can see which forums?

    Is it best to install it directly into the existing site or create a subdomain for the membership area?

    Will it work with the Alyeska theme and if not what do I do to make it work?

    I know that is a lot of questions, but I will be eternally grateful for any adivce you can share. I want to set this up properly from the start – so guidance on how best to structure it will be most appreciated. Thanks!

    #131935
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    You shouldn’t edit core files directly. What are you trying to do? Remove public groups and force them to be private?

    longilineo
    Member

    I found and removed the code that shows radio to select public as group status, but if users exit from create group procedure before complete the second step(‘settings’), status is set to public.

    I also edit
    plugin/buddypress/bp-groups/bp-groups-screens.php (line 513 and 514) into:

    // Checked against a whitelist for security
    $allowed_status = apply_filters( ‘groups_allowed_status’, array(/*’public’,*/ ‘private’, ‘hidden’ ) );
    $status = ( in_array( $_POST, (array)$allowed_status ) ) ? $_POST : /*’public’*/’hidden’;

    But i can’t resolve.

    #131929

    I use the Private Buddypress plugin – it’s very simple and locks the whole site down, with the option to exclude the front page or blog pages if you want, otherwise everything gets password protected and only shown to logged-in users.

    #28435
    MavenMusic
    Member

    Will buddypress allow me to have single sign-on functionality into a private network from my website? Any help would be much appreciated.

    #131781
    Etienne ROSENSTIEHL
    Participant

    Many thanks but nothing really works automaticly as it does on WordPress with theme-my-login or equivalent plugins.
    I tried to use the ‘pending’ status for user and it does not work either.
    At the end of the day, I use Buddypress and Private BuddyPress and I unclick the ‘anyone can register’ tick box.
    – Users are then created manually by the Admin. Probably the most effective moderation.
    – Blog and pages are public, social network remains private.

    #28420
    Etienne ROSENSTIEHL
    Participant

    BuddyPress works quite well except for User registration moderation. I used to work with theme-my-login in order to keep user ‘pending’ until admin approval. I can’t find a way to keep it running. New user immediately receive e-mail with a activation key regardless of admin opinion.
    If I uncheck ‘anyone can register’ then people cannot apply. If I check it then I have no control. Is there a meedle term where admin could moderate registration ?
    I use BuddyPress and Private BuddyPress.
    My site is http://www.beemyfriend.com/themagro/

    #28395

    Hi! I would like to know what I’m doing wrong about setting up the Buddypress RSS feed so that it’s public. You have to be registered to the site to post, but I would like members to be able to subscribe to the feed and be able to see it. Right now it tells me this:
    “Jockey Inner Circle is a private site. All feeds are disabled.”

    The site is set to public, so I’m not sure what else to do. I’ve seen other sites just like this one that have the RSS feed set up!

    i made a page for blog but hmm i cant seen to make it activate, so whats next how am i to make the blog section show am i missing something -sighs- or do i need to have it sectioned off from the bpress. i can still make post but there’s no blog section even for the user sidebar menu, and its got blog in it http://imveeu.com/imveeusocialmedia/ I think I did a heck of a job with it really, I had to mod one of the plugins to send users to reg page but hey its working. it was the private community plugin Version 1.0.4 By Dennis Morhardt plugin name Private BuddyPress, i had modified it to set up for the system had to it refused to let me go reg kept redirecting me back to login but its all good i fixed it. but any way just need help on the blog section please -ahm-

    #131545
    @mercime
    Participant

    It is activated by default. Each member can change preferences in member’s Settings > Notifications panel.

    #131539
    @mercime
    Participant

    Do stick with the same topic thread for the same issue.
    Closing a duplicate topic in favor of the same with more information – https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/reply-to-private-message-is-sent-twice-1/

    #28328
    gess
    Member

    Hi all,

    I’ve run into a problem while testing my website. When I reply to a message of another user the reply is always sent twice. When a new message is sent, it seems like a copy is sent to the sender as well. As can be seen in the following screenshot, the sender is listed in the message thread twice:

    http://s16.postimage.org/fz3oeuz1x/bp_bug_1.jpg

    However, when the user sends the message to himself there is no additional copy send to the sender. And still, when trying to reply to that, the error message shows up twice as can be seen here:

    http://s17.postimage.org/lynr7iscf/bp_bug_2.jpg

    EDIT: Ok, I’ve found and applied Fix 5641 now: http://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/5641. Now the recepients list looks good but any reply to a message thread is still sent twice.

    I’m using wordpress 3.3.1 and Buddypress 1.5.4., both clean install. I’ve tested it on IE and Chrome, results are the same. Anybody have an idea what could be the cause and/or how it could be fixed?

    Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

    Gess

    #28318
    gess
    Member

    Hi all,

    I’ve run into a problem while testing my website. When I reply to a message of another user the reply is always sent twice. How could this be fixed?

    I’m using wordpress 3.3.1 and Buddypress 1.5.4., both clean install. I’ve tested it on IE and Chrome, results are the same.

    Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

    Gess

    Oh, wrong forum. Please move thread to How-To and Troubleshooting :)

    wotworx
    Member

    I would like to have the recipeint of a PM get an email notification that they have a message sent to them. Is this standard in BuddyPress and if so, where and how can I activate this?

    Thanks
    Hans

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