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July 1, 2009 at 5:34 pm #48362
In reply to: Generate username (+ blog url) from fullname
peterverkooijen
ParticipantOne way off the top of my head would be to inject a JavaScript into the registration page – you’d use the BP name function to get what you want. There is already Wp code for “sanitizing” blog post names, and perhaps other areas too. Then it’s a matter of using the JavaScript to set the HTML field’s value, and CSS to hide it.
Thanks DJPaul! That sounds doable. Would it be possible to put that in a plugin or would it have to be inserted in core files?
Well, if you aren’t looking at how the underlying registration functions are coded, then how can you say with such certainty that this is not a WPMU issue?
What I need wouldn’t touch the underlying registration functions. All I need is another way to insert that username into the database on registration. Hiding a field on a form is basically an html/css issue, stuff that I know enough about.
Again, if the username would be generated from Buddypress’ required fullname field, it by definition is not a WPMU issue.
Also getting a more consistent connection in how Buddypress and WPMU handle first name + last name is not a WPMU issue; it’s about how Buddypress (x-profile) hooks into and synchronizes with WPMU.
WPMU does not allow you to position the username field in a different sequence–not without behind the scenes changes.
I have already done that once. It’s no problem. It’s annoying WPMU mixes presentation and functionality in the registration, but I’ll work with what I get.
Without contracting with a coder or coding yourself, you’re out of luck.
I am trying to code myself where I can and am certainly considering contracting a coder. I need to figure out what I need exactly first. Also with these posts I’m trying to point out some imho weaknesses in Buddypress that should get more attention and judging from the private comments I’ve received I’m not the only one struggling with these issues.
July 1, 2009 at 1:41 am #48325In reply to: Who’s Online not working
dinhluong
ParticipantYes, integration works fine between the two. It’s a private site, but I can PM you a login to use.
June 29, 2009 at 11:31 am #48240In reply to: No extended profile
3314629
InactiveHi everybody
Thank you for the replies. Unfortunately, as i mentioned, there isnt anything relevant in the buddypress submenu in wpmu.All i have is general settings, component setup and forums setup. And even in component setup, i dont have extended profiles, only activity streams, blog tracking, bbpress forums, friends, groups, private messaging. Why am i missing some of the fields you mention?I installed bp and wpmu 3 times already and its always the same.Are there some missing files or something?
Edit: yeah i went through and somehow i have missing files and directories. weird..
thanks
June 25, 2009 at 8:11 pm #48095In reply to: Who’s Online not working
dinhluong
ParticipantMy site is private and forces you to log on in order to see anything.
June 22, 2009 at 5:58 pm #47908In reply to: Is BuddyPress for me?
Kunal17
ParticipantI just recovered from a bad spam incident on my buddypress site. A user (who looked legit) suddenly started private messaging the whole community with obviously spam material resulting in some very angry members

I will go ahead and install Akismet and a captcha during registration H.owever, is it true that each user has to obtain their own key from wordpress.com and plug it into Akismet to get it to work? Is there an alternative that I can just activate for everyone? Or can I just provide all my members with my key to activate their akismet?
Also, what steps have other BP admin used to prevent the kind of spam that I mentioned above? I do not think Akismet & the captcha during registration would have helped in this situation.
Is there a plugin that flags users who message a lot of users in a short time? Something like that might help fight spammers.
Thanks.
June 17, 2009 at 6:55 am #47632In reply to: authentication emails going to spam folder
Kunal17
ParticipantThanks Mike,
I have been trying to figure out how to include that in the screen that comes up after a user enters their registration details and clicks next. Would you know what I have to edit?
Actually the problem is not only with activation emails..all emails generated by buddypress (alerts about private messages etc) seem to be going to the spam folders.
June 15, 2009 at 10:09 am #47497In reply to: Private Profile Information
gpo1
Participant@P.S. The plugin looks good and how about adding a plugin forcing guest to register to view members & groups profiles ?
June 15, 2009 at 9:16 am #47496In reply to: Private Profile Information
petronic
ParticipantI created plugin that gives users option to choose which profile data they want to share. It is not exactly what you are looking for, but maybe it can help someone.
For details, please go to:
http://devbox.computec.de/2009/06/buddypress-xprofile-privacy-plugin/
June 12, 2009 at 9:27 pm #47323r-a-y
KeymasterBurt, I actually did try the first code you mentioned and of course, it did not work in bp-custom.php. I was actually going to post a reply to it, but you already did! Will test out the new code.
Thanks for your diligence!
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John, one of the blogs in question would be the home blog, so we wouldn’t want to set that to “Private” and disallow search engines
But thanks for that little hint, might be useful in the future.Cheers guys!
June 12, 2009 at 7:31 pm #47307John James Jacoby
KeymasterIf a blog is listed as “Private” in the blog settings, that should also exclude it from the list. It will also exclude it from blog search engines and the like. Not sure how private you want this to be, but that’s about as private as it gets.
June 12, 2009 at 4:12 pm #47292In reply to: Password Protected Posts not appearing
Jeff Sayre
ParticipantI am confused by what you are asking. You have password protected a post but then you want it to show up in the site activity and on the regular blog posts listing. This is just not how this WP feature works.
You choose the “Password Protect This Post” option to make a given blog post private. This means that only people with the correct password can see the post, can read it.
What exactly are you trying to accomplish?
June 11, 2009 at 12:14 pm #47220In reply to: Private Profile Fields, In Db but are they in Use?
mrbuddypress
ParticipantDid you manage to get it hiding certain fields? I need to ask people for sensitive data that I don’t want shown on the public profile. Would this suffice and where in the code do I need to flip it?
June 10, 2009 at 12:32 pm #47133In reply to: Private Profile Information
mrbuddypress
ParticipantThis is exactly what I need….is there a plugin?
June 4, 2009 at 11:40 am #46713In reply to: Showing members of private groups to non-members
June 4, 2009 at 10:00 am #46711In reply to: Showing members of private groups to non-members
petronic
ParticipantI am very interested in privacy component. How is it going so far? Do you have some estimation when will it be available to test or use?
What I have found as a must regarding privacy (until now) is:
– allowing user to set what details from profile s/he wants to be public, available just to friends or private
– settings on activity streams which will allow user to select what type of activities s/he wants to be displayed in sitewide activity, be available to friends or be totally private. This settings could be similar to Notification settings (for email notifications).
I intended to write this on my own, but found out that it can’t be done easily without changing activity core files (and that is never a good option) and then I discovered that you are working on privacy component. So, if you see a way how I can help in development process, please let me know.
May 30, 2009 at 9:25 am #4632921green
ParticipantHey Erich,
i know a developer who is able to achieve this. They wrote me a private message on the german buddypress forum as a reply to my post:
Maybe we could work somehow together to get something suitable for both of us. If you are interested in the developer write me a PM and i sent you the details (you can write in german if you want).
May 21, 2009 at 6:22 pm #45815In reply to: Showing members of private groups to non-members
eelambuddy
ParticipantIs there anyway I can hide the “group creation” option from the users? Basically, only admin can create the “groups”.
May 20, 2009 at 8:20 pm #45745TheEasyButton
ParticipantRemoving post cuz it was WRONG!! lol – (sorry about that)
May 20, 2009 at 7:06 pm #45741TheEasyButton
ParticipantAny clue on a fix for the escapes? I’m having the issue in group topic titles. Groups look fine but when you look at the topic in bbPress, there are escapes in the title.
Posting via bbPress it works fine. Posting via groups, the titles get escapes.
Hoping the fix for this can be applied to my issue as well. (using BP1, bbPress alpha6, wpmu 2.7.1)
May 18, 2009 at 9:15 pm #45622In reply to: BuddyPress and Multi-Site issues
Marcin Biegun
ParticipantHow to separate activity for each site:
– similiar change to bp-core.php as above
– change in bp-activity.php function bp_activity_setup_globals()
$bp->activity->table_name_user_activity = $wpdb->base_prefix . BP_ROOT_BLOG . '_' . 'bp_activity_user_activity';
$bp->activity->table_name_user_activity_cached = $wpdb->base_prefix . BP_ROOT_BLOG . '_' . 'bp_activity_user_activity_cached';
$bp->activity->table_name_sitewide = $wpdb->base_prefix . BP_ROOT_BLOG . '_' . 'bp_activity_sitewide';
-i don’t know why, but there was also necessary to comment this lines in bp-activity-classes.php function save() (what, as i suppose, may cause some problems):
//if ( !$this->item_id || !$this->user_id || $this->is_private || !$this->component_name )
//return false;
May 17, 2009 at 12:34 am #45505John James Jacoby
KeymasterCorourke, which version of BP are you using?
May 16, 2009 at 7:19 pm #45498corourke
ParticipantI’m still seeing this issue as well as it occurring in profile form fields.
May 13, 2009 at 10:52 pm #45288In reply to: Changed “bphome” name and everything disappears!
Jeff Sayre
ParticipantKit-
I’m sorry you’re having troubles with your theme folders. To be clear, I want to make sure that you realize that you were not, as you state:
advised to change my “bphome” name to preserve it in case of future BP upgrades.
I assume you’re talking about the discussion we had in this thread you asked:
I assume renaming the theme is simply changing the name of its folder?
I responded:
That is correct. Make a copy of the bpmember theme, rename your copy, make whatever changes you want to it, and you have–in effect–a custom theme! Just make sure you keep your new theme in the /wp-content/bp-themes/ directory.
Also, in this thread where I advised you to:
Follow the same procedure as before. Make a backup of the standard bphome theme, rename it to something new…
This means, rename your backup to something new, not change the name of the original theme folder.
Furthermore, as per a private conversation you initiated with me on May 6 via the members messaging system, I state that:
Make sure that you make a copy of both bphome theme and bpmember theme. Your customizations should be done in copies, not the original. That way, if you have issues with your custom themes (and we all do when working on customization), you can switch back to the standard BP themes to see how things should work.
And, as we were talking about CSS issues in that private message and you stated that you had WordPress theming experience, I assumed you knew that the primary style file in BuddyPress, style.css, would need to reflect your new theme’s name.
If you were confused by my advice, I do apologize. But, if you had done what I advised, you would have made a copy of the original theme and altered the copy. As I stated in my private message response to you, do not alter the original theme files.
May 13, 2009 at 1:35 am #45193In reply to: how to add ‘extra’ data to the wire?
Burt Adsit
ParticipantWell, when I did this for bpgroups I just piggybacked onto the groups component. bpgroups records new topic and post activity that is directly created in bbpress. Since bp group forums was already recording the activities, I just had to simulate the same thing.
The function bp_activity_record() in bp-activity.php does the grunt work. It takes about a zillion parameters. Here’s how I did it:
$activity = array(
'item_id' => (int)$group_id,
'component_name' => 'groups',
'component_action' => 'new_forum_post',
'is_private' => 0,
'secondary_item_id' => (int)$post['post_id'],
'user_id' => (int)$post['poster_id'] );
// create a group obj that the rest of bp can use, play nice
$group_obj = new BP_Groups_Group($group_id);
groups_record_activity($activity);groups_record_activity() in bp-groups.php takes an array param and if you look in there it eventually calls bp_activity_record()
You’ll have to figure out how to translate all the params that takes into the table colums and eventually into what you see displayed. There aren’t any docs for the activity streams as far as I know.
May 11, 2009 at 8:52 am #45014In reply to: Showing members of private groups to non-members
philpeter
ParticipantThat sounds good, thanks.
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