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  • #27905
    trainercom
    Participant

    Hi,

    I wonder if it is possible to hide certain member roles from the member directory.

    i am using buddypress as a way of people adding a detailed profile to the site for potential employers to search for freelancers, then for the employers to contact them using the private message function.

    I only want the members to appear in the directory and not the employers (they will have to register to send a PM). I have found a plug in that deals with registering the different levels, but don’t want the employers to show up in the directory or search.

    Any help would be great.

    David

    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    Because that plugin hasn’t been updated since September 2010? https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-private-community/

    Dope-Sheet
    Member

    Can anyone tell us why this message appears after install in plugins>>>> Fatal error Call to undefined function bp_core_redirect() in /home/*******/public_html/*******wp-content/plugins/buddypress-private-community/mm-buddypress-private-community.php on line 386 ?? also crashes whole site…Thanks DS

    Tux Kapono
    Participant

    Actually, I did. She was wondering if there were more obvious solutions than what she could think of. Though she mentioned that the listed solution only works if you don’t ever have a different field name.

    Attached is a screenshot of what I really was hoping BuddyPress would have, a standard Ning feature, which allows you to select ‘private’, so the answer will only be visible to you and other administrators: http://csplacemaking.com/images/profile-questions.png. This is the ideal solution.

    #130219
    aces
    Participant

    @dope-sheet

    Please start a new topic for new or different issues?

    https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-private-community/home/ is listed as incompatible with 1.5+ in Aug 2011 on https://codex.buddypress.org/releases/plugin-compatibility/ (although the error there is wrong) and doesn’t appear to have been recently upgraded

    #130218
    Dope-Sheet
    Member

    Can anyone tell us why this message appears after install in plugins>>>> Fatal error Call to undefined function bp_core_redirect() in /home/*******/public_html/*******wp-content/plugins/buddypress-private-community/mm-buddypress-private-community.php on line 386 ?? also crashes whole site…Thanks

    Hysteriux
    Member

    Apart from no activity getting posted to the global activity stream when uploading pictures or making comments to them in the BP Album plugin, there’s little else to complain about the stream.

    That “little” in my case consists of the fact that there are no visible notifications on the Activity page when new activity has been performed in any of the private groups that you are in. The activity from public groups always gets posted to the global activity stream, including to people not in the groups which frankly is quite annoying. Sadly enough, the activity from private groups that you ARE a member of DON’T get posted to the global activity stream, meaning you have to keep switching between the “All Members” and “My Groups” tabs every time that you visit the website since there’s no indication of whether there is new activity or not in the tabs, which creates a lot of unnecessary clicking and server stress.

    There seem to be no middle-way at the moment and it’s terribly frustrating. Many members complain about seeing information from groups they have no interest in while others complain about how they keep missing out on information from their private groups since they forget to check them out since there is no notification about such activity. You can’t stop activity from public groups that you’re not a member of from showing up in the global activity stream, and you can’t see the activity from private groups that you’re a member of unless you check on its tab every time.

    I suggest that you add a personal per-member option to opt out of seeing information from public groups that you’re not a member of, individually and right next to the messages themselves in the global activity stream, as well as add a global option to always display activity from private groups to its members in their global activity stream that preferably is active by default.

    WP 3.3.1
    BP 1.5.4
    BPA 0.1.8.11

    innerpenguin
    Participant

    It is the regular WordPress version 3.3.1 using a new install of Buddypress 1.5.4. This issue occurs even with the default theme activated and with all other plugins deactivated.

    @mercime
    Participant

    WP/BP versions? Is this an old upgraded installation or a new installation? Have you tried basic troubleshooting like changing to bp-default theme and deactivating all plugins except BuddyPres to see if issue is corrected?

    innerpenguin
    Participant

    Private groups do not show in forums directory for members of that group. Is there a way to fix this?

    #130099

    In reply to: Forum Help

    @mercime
    Participant

    >>> Right now I only have 2 groups, as the site grows users will be able to create their own groups and have a forum. The 2 groups I have is one for all users (I don’t want a forum for this group), and the second group is just for businesses that join the site. The business member group has a forum that I am only making visible to the business members.

    If you do not want a group to have a forum, then do not enable the group’s forums in that groups admin page.

    If you want to make the forum visible to only the business members group, then make that group a Private Group or a Hidden Group.

    >>> … the forums page is showing.

    Not clear whether you’re referring to the group forum or the sitewide forums page.

    >>> How can I set the forums page to be the sitewide forums? I have the custom link in the navigation bar and that is fine.

    Not clear. Do you mean that you want to use the “forums” slug for your sitewide forums?

    >>> But in the community widget, there is a link for forums and I do not want that because it just takes you to an empty forum and I do not want them to use that for their reviews. Ideally I would love for that to go to the review forum. Hope this makes sense.

    Not clear. Which community widget? What theme are you using?

    #27768

    Hi

    I am trying to add “Private Message” button to single.php so the readers can send the post author private message. Is that possible?

    #27761
    peeld
    Participant

    Strange issue that just popped up – no plugins updated (if it ain’t broke…). BP 1.5.3, S2Member, latest WP. A few users, after having requested membership to, and after having been approved for membership in a PRIVATE group, get randomly kicked out of the group after a day or so. I’m still troubleshooting, hoping that they just accidentally hit the ‘leave group’ button (I hope!). Their S2Member permissions continue to allow them to see the group so it’s not an S2Member issue – they just have to keep requesting membership and getting approved.

    This seems to be happening to just a few members, and it seems to be happening in groups where I am the sole admin, and where there is another admin. All groups are private, all groups set to allow admins only to accept memberships or invite others.

    Thanks in advance

    jomille
    Member

    I want to allow the members list of my Private Groups to be visible by the public. What do I need to change to make this happen?

    Thanks

    leosampieri
    Participant

    i’m going to look for membership plugin that works on a multisite installation.
    perhaps i can set one public, one private.

    leosampieri
    Participant

    hi again everybody,
    i tried what @mercime told me, and i found out that replacing some content of index.php with the login form won’t work for me, because all the other pages of the site are still available to any visitor.
    i’d need to make the whole site a private one.
    any further help?.
    thanks !!

    #27725
    kbwomen
    Member

    Help!

    I have recently upgraded my site to WordPress. I’m using BuddyPress and s2Member to manage memberships. The BuddyPress part isn’t working properly. People can create a membership, yet nothing shows up for their profile data, nothing shows up for any other members’ profile info if you click on someone else, and the “change avatar” button also is not working for anyone.

    Basically none of the functions are working for profiles – the (should be) interactive screen that has an avatar, “add friend” “mention this user” “send private message”, then underneath has other tabs like “activity” “profile” “friends” “groups”, etc. Underneath that, there is nothing. Also, when those tabs are clicked, sub-functions come up (e.g. if you click on “profile” for your own account, other things come up underneath that say “edit profile” “change avatar”), but none work or show anything on the screen.

    As far as I can tell, I have settings set up correctly in the BuddyPress dashboard area for avatar uploads, etc.

    Desperately seeking answers…thank you in advance. http://www.KBWomen.com

    More Details –
    Theme: Elbee Elgee
    Other plugins running related to membership: s2Member, bbPress

    #129955
    tjbrewers
    Participant

    Is there a setting I’m missing? Members should be able to compose a private message, since they are able to reply to them….right?

    Help!

    Here’s the error message: “There was an error sending that message, please try again”

    #129923
    @ChrisClayton
    Participant

    To answer your question, it could definitely be used for an online dating community.

    Their is ALOT of code around the web that you can find via google.com to create a private community…
    here is one: http://bp-tricks.com/snippets/code/close-down-your-site-for-logged-in-members-only/

    #27694
    goyo12
    Member

    Hi,
    Thanks for taking a moment…
    Any advice on using buddypress for a dating site?
    I would like it to be completely private & blocked unless a user is registered and logged in.
    Thanks so much,
    G

    #27681
    geogruven
    Member

    Using bp with forums for groups. Can’t add new people. It seems to demand that people be a friend before adding?

    What is the easiest way to add people to a private forum?

    tjbrewers
    Participant

    Hello Everyone,

    Member level are not able to “send” a private message. They can reply, just not send. As a Super Admin, I can send PMs. Any ideas?

    WP 3.3.1, BP 1.5.4, MU

    #129812
    aces
    Participant

    Couldn’t you use something like travel-junkie’s walled garden technique:
    `
    function sh_walled_garden()
    {
    global $bp;
    if( bp_is_register_page() || bp_is_activation_page() || bp_is_page( BP_FORUMS_SLUG ) || bp_is_page( BP_GROUPS_SLUG ) )
    return;

    if( ! bp_is_blog_page() && ! is_user_logged_in() )
    bp_core_redirect( bp_get_signup_page() );
    }

    add_action( ‘bp_init’, ‘sh_walled_garden’ );
    `
    This goes in bp-custom.php and hides members and activity from those not logged in but enables forums and groups for everyone. It can also be customised…..

    Chris Clayton discussed a similar method here

    Having different menus for logged in users is discussed here – also see here

    marvc
    Participant

    Speaking from experience I suggest WPMU, Networks+ ($$), and BP Multi Network. (You may wanna include the Domain Mapping plugin to map sites to domains.)
    Install WordPress and configure networking, WPMU as a subdirectory installation. (Default)
    Create your mu-plugins folder and upload Networks+. From here you’ll be able to create your different org networks. Each org network can offer blogs which can be created using the BP-Groupblog plugin. This way the group, whether public, private, or hidden, can be associated with the blog.
    Create each of your org networks.
    Install and activate BuddyPress on the main site first.
    Upload your bp multi network plugin to your mu-plugins folder.
    Activate BP on one of your org networks. Once activated your users will be shared across the entire network but your groups and blogs are specific to that org network.
    I have it on a site / network I’m working on here:
    http://teamnu.net
    and here: http://alumnicreator.net

    Not to take away from the plugins available here but you’d buy the Networks+ and Domain Mapping plugin from wpEbooks site and the support over there is awesome just as it is here.

    gl

    By default, WordPress MultiSite allows for BuddyPress to be installed on a single site (either the main site/domain or the specified sub-site).

    Objective:
    -offer websites that have their own social network (potential clients could be Homeowner Associations, Book Clubs, etc.)
    -each client/organization could have its own groups (e.g. Board Members, Home Owners, Home Renters, etc.) for which admins can invite/approve/reject membership to.
    -some organizations may have only 1 group (if you’re a member, you’re a member; if you’re not, you’re not).
    -some groups may be public, some private (must login), some secret (don’t know about them unless you’re invited to them)
    *** Each organization must also have its own public-facing site (like any regular organization would). So as to say to the public “this is who we are, what we do, why we do it.” And the social network / groups would be just a sub-part of the site.

    Proposed Solutions:
    (whichever way is better to do it – performance, ease to maintain, etc.)
    Option A) 1 BP per sub-site with some custom code that only shows each sub-site’s applicable groups.
    Option B)
    Instead of 1 BP per Network, I want 1 BP per sub-site.
    Option C)
    Every group gets its own WP (non-MultiSite), its own BuddyPress, and its own domain. (Is there any way to mass-maintain certain settings, as if it was kind of like WP MultiSite?)

    ***
    Why I’m asking for help (correct me if I’m wrong):

    -if you want a group site, you go to website.com, you sign up, you start a group.
    -then the group you started is just another group, listed among many others on website.com
    -but your organization ALSO wants its own stand-alone(-looking) site (as if it were to be organization.com)
    -but that’s not possible (correct me if I’m wrong; I hope I am) with BuddyPress. Your organization doesn’t get its own “website homepage” page and there’s not a list of groups that just apply to your organization. ********This is what I want to offer to organizations who want their own social network (i.e. members in groups).

    Any suggestions, ideas, or solutions?

    Maybe these would help get things started in the right direction:
    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-multi-network/
    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/networks-for-wordpress/
    http://wpebooks.com/networks/

    If it turns out the best solution is to just make a new WP (non-MultiSite) for each organization, then I could just save a template, like this: http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/new-blog-template
    -This is an acceptable solution if need be.

    If one of the solutions is just a plugin above, then please advise how you think my setup should be done to be proper.

    Thank you very much.

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