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Hello,
I would like most of my site to be hidden from everyone that is not logged in. I have tried a few plugins but they dont work because I need my Terms of Service page to be public for those that are trying to register but want to review the terms.
Is there a way I can everything private except for my sign in, register and terms of service page?
I would appreciate any help.
Thanks!
Hello Folks,
I’m hoping someone can be kind enough to help with my error message, I’m a newbie on here so please go easy on me but hopefully my problem is relatively easy to fix!
Both for my groups and forums I’m getting an error message. Whenever I click on forums or try to add a new group I get a 403 warning message: “You are not authorised to access the web page”. I can get as far as creating a new groups > setting public/private members > invitation settings. I then click on next step and I get the 403 warning message. This also happens when I click on forums. Did I miss a step in my setup or something. There’s only one user (that’s me!) and I’m an admin so I thought that gave me godly powers in relation to groups / forums etc?
MY SETUP:
Wordpress: 3.3.1
BuddyPress Version: 1.5.3.1 (widget added from dashboard widget area)
Servers: Linux, Apache.
Active Widgets: Buddypress (only!)
Theme: BP-default with child theme built on this (however I only have a style.css file, no uniquename_functions.php so I can’t see this creating a conflict?)
Install or update: Clean install (ie no updates or anything all freshly installed as of today – 25/01/2012).Any ideas how to address this greatly appreciated!
Thanks very much for any help!
Hello Folks,
I’m hoping someone can be kind enough to help with my error message, I’m a newbie on here so please go easy on me but hopefully my problem is relatively easy to fix!
Both for my groups and forums I’m getting an error message. Whenever I click on forums or try to add a new group I get a 403 warning message: “You are not authorised to access the web page”. I can get as far as creating a new groups > setting public/private members > invitation settings. I then click on next step and I get the 403 warning message. This also happens when I click on forums. Did I miss a step in my setup or something. There’s only one user (that’s me!) and I’m an admin so I thought that gave me godly powers in relation to groups / forums etc?
MY SETUP:
Wordpress: 3.3.1
BuddyPress Version: 1.5.3.1 (widget added from dashboard widget area)
Servers: Linux, Apache.
Active Widgets: Buddypress (only!)
Theme: BP-default with child theme built on this (however I only have a style.css file, no uniquename_functions.php so I can’t see this creating a conflict?)
Install or update: Clean install (ie no updates or anything all freshly installed as of today – 25/01/2012).Any ideas greatly appreciated!
Thanks very much for any help!
Topic: Buddypress Forum
Hello Folks,
I’m hoping someone can be kind enough to help with my error message, I’m a newbie on here so please go easy on me but hopefully my problem is relatively easy to fix!
I’ve got two (hopefully quick issues) that I need assistance with.
1: Both for my groups and forums I’m getting an error message. Whenever I click on forums or try to add a new group I get a 403 warning message: “You are not authorised to access the web page”. I can get as far as creating a new groups > setting public/private members > invitation settings. I then click on next step and I get the 403 warning message. This also happens when I click on forums. Did I miss a step in my setup or something. There’s only one user (that’s me!) and I’m an admin so I thought that gave me godly powers in relation to groups / forums etc?
2: The second issue I have is that I’m getting a php error message when I view forums (via the top horizontal bar menu):
`Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/mywebdirectory/public_html/mywebdirectory/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/members/single/home.php:12) in /mywebdirectory/public_html/tmywebdirectory/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-forums/bb-config.php on line 9`
I looked for whitespaces in my bb-config.php file and couldn’t find any. There seems to be some sort of conflict?
MY SETUP:
Wordpress: 3.3.1
BuddyPress Version: 1.5.3.1 (widget added from dashboard widget area)
Servers: Linux, Apache.
Active Widgets: Buddypress (only!)
Theme: BP-default with child theme built on this (however I only have a style.css file, no uniquename_functions.php so I can’t see this creating a conflict?)
Install or update: Clean install (ie no updates or anything all freshly installed as of today – 25/01/2012).Any ideas how to address both these issues greatly appreciated!
Thanks very much for any help!
Topic: Private Streams?
Hello, I’m considering using BuddyPress for a small prayer network kind of site. I would want to make each members activity stream private though, since it may contain personal info from their friends and their prayer requests. Is there a way to accomplish this? It seems like If I’m friends with someone I can view their activity stream too.
Hi!
I’m running an investment community using buddypress. It has been pretty comprehensible to setup, given the fact that I know nothing about programming etc. etc..
This is my website: http://mutualfundphilippines.com
Since this is an investment community, I would want to give my members an opportunity to monitor their investments by creating a private page wherein they can monitor their investments – particularly for mutual funds.
I believe Bloomberg have the same feature called “Portfolio Tracker” where investors encode the shares they own, and the prices updates by itself.
I would want to create the same feature in my website. Is it possible in buddypress?
Thanks,
Nick
Hi there,
My private group forum activity is showing up on everyone’s profile feed! Can someone please tell me how to fix this. Not a good thing! Aye!
Many thanx and appreciation.
xo
Topic: Private Groups Question
I apologize beforehand if the following is something that I can just RTFM to solve, but here goes…
I want the ability to set up private groups, where only the group administrator, once they are logged in, can view the list of group members. This would mean that only an individual member and their group administrator:
a. knows that they are a part of said group.
b. can comment directly with that administrator.
c. can only read the page or content generated by themselves or their administrator.How would this be possible in the system?
Topic: Permalinks and navigation
Topic: posts in groups
I’m an all thumbs newbie working on a BP/WP website that will be used by several different private groups.
Is there a way that posts created by authors will ONLY be visible to those in a particular group?
I know forums can be securely narrowed to a private group, but posts provide much more room for diverse functions.
To do this do I need to be running each group as it’s own “blog” with MU or can it be done with a NONE MU WP install?
Any help would be very much appreciated.
We had a Group owner move a Private group to a Public group. When they did this all previous activity disappeared (except for the forums). Is this expected behavior?
