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  • #131472
    Anonymous User 96400
    Inactive

    What @mercime said together with filtering `groups_valid_status` to only return public and private should do the trick.

    #131459

    In reply to: Groups will not create

    LisaWolfe
    Member

    … last FYI: I also have the following plugins active.

    All in one Favicon Version 4.0 | By Arne Franken
    BP Group Management Version 0.5.2 | By Boone Gorges
    BuddyPress Version 1.5.4 | By The BuddyPress Community
    BuddyPress Album Version 0.1.8.11 | By The BP-Media Team
    BuddyPress Docs Version 1.1.19 | By Boone B Gorges
    BuddyPress Like Version 0.0.8 | By Alex Hempton-Smith
    BuddyPress Mobile Version 1.5.2.3 | By modemlooper
    BuddyPress Private Community Version 0.6 | By NipponMonkey
    CubePoints Version 3.1 | By Jonathan Lau & Peter Zhang
    CubePoints Buddypress Integration Version 1.9.8.4 | By Tosh Hatch
    Envolve Chat Version 2.3 | By Envolve.com
    Events Manager Version 5.1.3 | By Marcus Sykes
    Google Maps Lite Version 2.4.1 | By Ve Bailovity (Incsub)
    Jetpack by WordPress.com Version 1.2.2 | By Automattic
    VoucherPress Version 1.4 | By Chris Taylor

    #131265
    dan77
    Member

    try this one:
    http://pastebin.com/rgJ6BQc8

    logged in users only, private site. code needs to go into a bp-custom.php in your plugin directory.

    #131264
    dan77
    Member

    a solution without plugin for a private community, logged-in users only:
    I used the code of david carson described in this thread:
    https://wordpress.org/support/topic/theme-frisco-for-buddypress-login-in-home-page?replies=18

    here is the code you need to paste in a bp-custom.php in you plugin directory.
    (you have to create it if you don’t have it).
    Note: that not logged in users are redirected to slug/register page, you have to change it if your register page has a different URL.


    <?php

    // **** Privacy ********
    function restrict_access(){
    global $bp, $bp_unfiltered_uri;

    // If user is not logged in and
    if (!is_user_logged_in() &&
    (
    // The current page is not register or activation
    !bp_is_register_page() &&
    !bp_is_activation_page()
    )

    ) {
    // Redirect to registration page. Change /register to your register page slug
    bp_core_redirect( get_option('home') . '/register' );
    }
    }

    add_action( 'wp', 'restrict_access', 3 );

    http://pastebin.com/rgJ6BQc8

    #131262
    dan77
    Member

    if you want complete private community I used the code of david carson described in this thread:
    https://wordpress.org/support/topic/theme-frisco-for-buddypress-login-in-home-page?replies=18

    here is the code you need to paste in a bp-custom.php in you plugin directory.
    Note: that not logged in users are redirected to slug/register page, you have to change it if your register page has a different URL.

    ‘<?php

    // **** Privacy ********
    function restrict_access(){
    global $bp, $bp_unfiltered_uri;

    // If user is not logged in and
    if (!is_user_logged_in() &&
    (
    // The current page is not register or activation
    !bp_is_register_page() &&
    !bp_is_activation_page()
    )

    ) {
    // Redirect to registration page. Change /register to your register page slug
    bp_core_redirect( get_option(‘home’) . ‘/register’ );
    }
    }

    add_action( ‘wp’, ‘restrict_access’, 3 );
    ‘

    http://pastebin.com/rgJ6BQc8

    #28203
    cbeiting
    Member

    On the site we’re working on we are using Buddypress for all the users. Is it possible to allow a user to send a private message to someone using a contact form? More specifically Contact Form 7?

    What I’d like is to have a dropdown list of a handful of our superusers that the normal people can send messages to thru the form. Any suggestions or guidance would be awesome.

    #131252
    Mary Jane
    Member

    Try member access plugin. Thats what i use

    jbsocial.com

    #28196
    KiryGNC
    Member

    Hello,
    As the title says, i am looking for a plugin to help me make a private community.
    I found 2 plugins in Plugin Directory, but those are outdated.

    I would like to be able to restrict all pages from non-registered users.
    Only the register and login pages to be available to see.

    Any tutorials, if not plugins, that could help me?

    Thankx

    seltee
    Member

    What a piece of code to take? from what file?

    It is necessary to pull this one element, which is a reference to the private messages and shows their number:
    “Message (1)”

    so that I could, this element shove in the side-bar (sidebar), how get this element pleease)))

    #28131
    Celt_UK
    Member

    I’m new to this so bear with me, and yes I did post this in the WP support forums last night but got no responses, but then I hadn;t found this forum then . . . sorry!

    I’ve been working on a site with a friend and we need to implement a public blog (with the usual log in and comment features) with a private forum behind it (which can only be viewed by registered members). I administer a similar forum-only site using phpBB forum software, but we need to do this with WordPress.

    After hacking around with bbPress and failing because I could’t make any kind of granular security based on the log ons, I changed to BuddyPress. I can now make “Groups” which individual users can register to and that provides me the security I need, although I am still struggling with the membership aspects. However what BuddyPress lacks is the ability to allow forum posters to attach files such as PDFs or MP3s (this is a music discussion forum for songwriters so we need PDFs for music scores, and MP3 for finished works).

    All I can say as a newbie is, HEEEEEEEELLLP! Is there a plug-in that allows users to post files, or will we have to create a separate file respository on the main WP site and link (bad as most of the users may not be that savvy)?

    heyshamsw
    Member

    The relevant pages are now private and password protected so I can’t let you have access to them.

    However, I can tell you that there is no misalignment and all the BP content is fine – it’s just the sidebar that will not display.

    Also, I tried installing just WordPress and BuddyPress fresh on a subdomain – with nothing else installed – and I still had the same result, i.e. no sidebar on the BuddyPress pages.

    There seems to be somthing in WordPress, Thematic or BuddyPress that does not want to play nice.

    For the time being I shall have to continue with the work-around I outlined above – not ideal but workable.

    Thanks again.

    rsteer
    Member

    Oh, I should add that the Groups are all public, not private.

    jeffsl
    Member

    I am trying to limit the number of join requests a user can submit to any particular private Group, per set period of time. For example, if a Group admin rejects a user’s request, that user will not be able to submit another join request to that same group until he has waited 30 days since his initial submission. This will help minimize “join request” spam.

    I have no problem creating a new button with the proper IF statement under bp_get_group_join_button in bp-groups-template.php, but this is where I’m stuck:

    When logged in as a Group admin, and when viewing the Group admin tab, I can see exactly how long ago a member had requested to join the Group. When logged in as that member while viewing the Home tab in that Group, I have been unable to pull the correct value. When I set link_text to bp_group_request_time_since_requested, it says “requested 42 years, 2 months ago”. This comes out to a request date of Jan. 1, 1970.

    What am I missing?

    #130857
    BlinkyBill01
    Participant

    I too am having this problem. I’m using a custom theme from RocketThemes. I looked in the member-header.php file and it has that line of code you listed.

    On my member profile pages it only lists “Add Friend” Public Message” & “Private Message.”

    steve7777
    Member

    I’d like to have a WordPress/BuddyPress membership site and specify which group(s) (i.e., public, private and hidden) can be created based on membership level. What are the best ways to do this?

    #28017
    9087877
    Inactive

    This is more or less a plea to the BuddyPress development team. I really believe you should make it a priority to make the next version of BuddyPress address the lack of profile privacy options above any other changes you may have planned in the future. Cosmetic changes are not that important because most people with any real BuddPress experience will more than likely be using a child theme to customize the cosmetics of the site to their liking. This change should be integrated into the BuddyPress default core because it is the only real way to make BuddyPress a viable choice for membership only social netwoking. BuddyPress is really a well developed plugin for WordPress and I know it is about being social, but the end user should have the ultimate choice in whether or not their profiles or site activity are view-able to the logged in members(public) or just their friends(private). This should be standard feature in buddypress without being dependent on plugins. When I say public or private, I mean that all members should have to be logged first before even given the option to view another members profile, maybe a landing page integration built into BuddyPress core that redirects any visitor the the landing page when attempting to view any post or page on the site. In my opinion just because a new user activated account there should still be options in the core to keep their profile accessible to only members they are friends with etc. I am not saying to jump the gun and make every single Profile field either view-able or not depending on friendship. Just a simple choice to display or not to display your profile to people you are not friends with. In other words the options in @modemlooper‘s BuddyPress Profile Privacy plugin functionality should be integrated into the BuddyPress default settings without dependency on a plugin. Privacy of the end user seems to be a determining factor in whether or not visitors decide to join/register on your site. Privacy options along with ACL built into BuddyPress right out of the box will put Buddypress in a whole new league for social network CMS choices. I also think the .htaccess file should contain the Options -Indexes code at default. Directory browsing should never be open by default. To me it is a security risk not include the Options -Indexes code in .htaccess at default. I would also like the buddybar and its links to somehow be integrated into a custom menu somehow. I would also like to see an option in the buddypress dashboard that will allow you to choose how many activity items are loaded.

    Tux Kapono
    Participant

    aces, that’s a good option, but many simply don’t even want to have to adjust their settings to hide what they view as very private data, and many won’t even check until they get someone telling them, “Hey, did you know a lot of your private data is showing on your profile?” By then, trust is lost, often permanently.

    ndsailor
    Participant

    This is my first forum post so a huge thanks to all the developers and contributors… excellent stuff happening here.

    I’ve been wrestling with privacy issues, learning how BP processes updates, comments, etc. from the personal activity stream and I’ve decided I’d just like the feature gone.

    I’ve used the component feature “disable activity stream” but that takes out the group activity stream which seems more intuitive for the average user than going to “Forum” tab to have a group discussion or make group announcements.

    I think it helps my privacy issues because comments made in a public group would be assumed to be public as opposed to comments made in a personal activity stream which I think most would assume are private – but actually get filtered all over the place.

    Anybody have thoughts on this, if it’s possible, how difficult, where to start… I’m not a code person.

    Am operating with WP-3.31 — BP -1.54 — WPMU-Social Theme

    Thanks in advance,
    JW

    #27957
    Chris H
    Member

    Hi everyone,

    I’m looking for some advice on making some sections of various profile groups private. Essentially I have two user groups, TEACHERS and PARENTS (the site I’m working on is for a private education organisation). The administrator would like the PARENTS user group to be able to view the TEACHERS profiles, but not be able to see other PARENTS profiles. As far as I’m aware, there is no restrictions on what the TEACHERS are allowed to see.

    I’ve installed Buddypress Profile Privacy plugin (http://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-profile-privacy/home/), and it looks like this almost achieves the functionality that I require. Problem is that it only restricts access to Everyone, Friends, User, and Let User Decide.

    Is there a way to impose the same kind of restrictions on specific user groups?

    Thanks so much, in advance.

    Cheers,

    Chris

    #27955
    admin25
    Participant

    I have a group set to private but want to change it to public, is there a way to carry foreword the activity already present in the private group to the public group?

    dt10111
    Member

    I’m trying to find an answer to this myself. I read something, somewhere that I forgot to bookmark, that basically said this is working as intended. But it seems like massive design flaw. It seems as if it should be able to be fixed, since I CAN see all groups as Admin.

    I’ve tried playing with stuff with user access plugins and I can’t find anything to toggle that helps. Assuming it is simply in the theme or plugin somewhere, but I can’t put it together.

    #130496

    I have also Tried disabling the ajax features but still problems… Any help would be awesome.

    #130471

    I am also getting “response is null” errors in firebug when viewing the global activity page from the global.js file
    `
    response is null
    jq(this).html(response.contents);
    `

    #27916

    So i have developed a custom theme which is a child theme of the BP default (although most has been recreated so i’m not inheriting too much from the parent) In my theme it seems that I am unable to add friends, post activity updates or submit private messages. the buttons for messaging and friending don’t even show up on user profiles. (and they are turned on in the settings) I can see the “add friend” link in the member’s directory but clicking it just disables the button. It doesn’t seem to go through. And the private messaging always fails as well.

    I am sure that in creating my theme I may have left something out. And my hunch is it’s something to do with the AJAX process behind those features.

    I was wondering if anyone knew what dependencies were tied to the ajax submission of friend requests, activity updates and or private messaging. Or some sort of documentation for those?

    I realize these may be two separate issues but they seem linked to me.

    These scripts are enqueued in my head:
    `
    /wp-includes/js/comment-reply.js
    googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.0/jquery.min.js?ver=3.3.1
    /wp-content/plugins/bp-labs/beakers/js/jquery.mentions.js?ver=1.2
    /wp-content/plugins/bp-labs/beakers/js/autosuggest.js?ver=1.0
    /wp-content/themes/punchbowl/_inc/global.js?ver=20111013
    /wp-includes/js/json2.js?ver=2011-02-23
    /wp-content/plugins/bp-live-notification/bpln.js?ver=3.3.1

    var ajaxurl = “…/wp-load.php”;

    `

    And any other info I can give to help just let me know.

    #130459
    Sal
    Participant

    Yes the https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/mail-from/ plugin changes the from mail with a user or a specified email as aces said above.

    Seems my issue was I installed a Private Community plugin did not even activate it and it created a problem with buddypress sending out the email

    As soon as I removed the plugin the issue was resolved. I need only add my categories, social login and bingo we are up and running.

    Love WordPress :)

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