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  • mariapeagler
    Member

    Figured it out, for my purposes, I’m using the ScholarPress plugin, which makes it much easier. I actually created the multi-site setup and found it was far more than I wanted to maintain.

    #108053
    gabu4u1
    Member

    @Travel-Junkie Thanks for the code. I know it will help me achieve what I want.

    But my challenge is that I know nothing about coding. I have succeeded in locating the functions.php and have opened it in order to edit it. My question is where in the whole code will I place the code you wrote. Is it at the beginning or end of the code.

    I am planning to use this code below

    function sh_walled_garden()
    {
    global $bp;

    if( bp_is_register_page() || bp_is_activation_page() )
    return;

    if( ! bp_is_blog_page() && ! is_user_logged_in() )
    bp_core_redirect( $bp->root_domain .’/’. BP_REGISTER_SLUG );
    }
    add_action( ‘get_header’, ‘sh_walled_garden’ );

    Please, I will appreciate you help. I am a complete WYSIWYG person but I can follow simple instructions as regards code.

    Thank you in anticipation.

    Gabu

    #108052
    gabu4u1
    Member

    @Travel-Junkie Thanks for the code. I know it will help me achieve what I want.

    But my challenge is that I know nothing about coding. I have succeeded in locating the functions.php and have opened it in order to edit it. My question is where in the whole code will I place the code you wrote. Is it at the beginning or end of the code.

    I am planning to use this code below

    function sh_walled_garden()
    {
    global $bp;

    if( bp_is_register_page() || bp_is_activation_page() )
    return;

    if( ! bp_is_blog_page() && ! is_user_logged_in() )
    bp_core_redirect( $bp->root_domain .’/’. BP_REGISTER_SLUG );
    }
    add_action( ‘get_header’, ‘sh_walled_garden’ );

    Please, I will appreciate you help. I am a complete WYSIWYG person but I can follow simple instructions as regards code.

    Thank you in anticipation.

    Gabu

    #107946
    pjries
    Member

    Lumenbeing, the answer is yes, in my experience. I am testing WordPress MultiSite with BuddyPress on a Dreamhost setup. I did install by uploading via FTP, not via the one click, but for whatever reason, none of the BB Press tables were created in my database. I tried applying the patch in Paul’s post above, but that wasn’t enough and uninstalling and re-installing the forums via the Web still didn’t help.

    I went through the MySQL statements in wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-forums/bbpress/bb-admin/includes/defaults.bb-schema.php and was able to create the tables manually in the SQL dialog box in phpMyAdmin. You do need to make sure you fill in the database names for the variable $bbdb in each statement
    ie: CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `$bbdb->forums
    needed to become
    CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `tablename_bb_forums`
    But I am now able to use the forums for public/private/hidden groups as I expected they would work.
    I do suspect this is a server issue and perhaps a MySQL version issue as well. I can’t imagine why none of the tables would be created, otherwise.
    Hope this helps further the conversation.

    mariapeagler
    Member

    I’ve got WordPress single user and BuddyPress installed for an online course site, and thought I would need a different BP install for each course. Andrea suggested using Groups for each course, and I’m wondering what the best way to add content to the group would be. Would I need a separate blog for each group? The Activity stream is great for social interaction, but not for permanent resources like lessons.

    To do a blog for each group, that would require multi-site setup, which is beyond my capabilities. Thanks for your help!

    dinny lansdowne
    Participant

    Hello, I have a new community site. Just pre-launch. There are free, Silver and Gold Levels. I just realized that anyone can look around in the groups – members and non-members.
    This is a huge problem because people will be talking about their challenges and want privacy. If I make the groups private, members would have to apply to each group in their level instead of having access.

    I am looking for a solution such as:
    1. leave the Group graphic and description but hide the content and have a line that says “Group restricted. You must be a to Silver (or Gold) member to join this group. And button to go to the sign-up page. Private groups do this.
    or 2. Have a ‘log in or sign up’ box pop up if anyone who is not logged in (and subscribed at the right level) tries to access the groups
    or 3. A better solution.

    I am not a programmer and would really appreciate any feedback, working code or a plugin that works. Thank you.

    #20653
    kenrichman
    Participant

    BuddyPress describes the groups as being either public, private or hidden.
    Private and Hidden suggest a degree of privacy is implemented.
    But now I read a lot of debate about privacy being basically non-existent in the BuddyPress core.
    And about having to rely on third party plug-ins that may or may not be supported.
    Then what is meant by private and hidden?
    To what extent does it work and how easy is it to break?
    I would appreciate any advice can anyone give as to the basic steps one should take to improve security on a BuddyPress installation.

    joelito18
    Member

    got the same problem with you jordynn, private messaging, profile and friend connection sends me to full list of members directory. using also yahoo web hosting.

    r-a-y
    Keymaster
    #107800
    r-a-y
    Keymaster
    joelito18
    Member

    I got wordpress 3.1
    Buddypress 1.2.8
    Hosted under Yahoo web hosting.

    ARe there other stuffs I need to install or configure? BUddypress defaults enables private messaging and accepting friend requests.

    When I try to create a message, or click the message link. the page redirect me to members directory.

    When i try to view or edit my own profile or others profile, still redirect to members directory.

    When I try to add friend. The other person receives notification. but click it will only redirect to members directory. Clicking the notification on the admin bar will just redirect to member’s directory as well

    I thought things will be easy install.

    this a fresh install. I installed wordpress 3.0.5 from Yahoo web hosting. Then it said new version is available i upgraded it to 3.1

    Then I installed plugins. buddypress 1.2.8

    use the default buddypress theme.

    Yahoo saves all the files in the blog folder (wp-admin, wp-content, wp-includes).

    Buddypress folder was automatically saved or installed under wp-content/plugins

    By default everything is enable, private messaging, extended profile and friend connections. I didnt change any settings.

    There is a link for these features on the admin bar but the messages, profiles and friend connections will just redirect me to members directory. Although the address on the link shows the proper link to messages, profiles.

    All my other users are Author

    here is the link http://www.irn.net.au

    you can log-in with username: guest password:guest – user role is subscriber

    Thanks guys in advance.

    #107787
    Virtuali
    Participant

    No plugin really at the moment.

    I would sent it out as a Private message, or Notice to all users.

    #20634
    Pisanojm
    Participant

    I’ve looked in the mysql database and can’t seem to find the exact message causing the problem…

    Scenario:
    I had a person request to “join a private group”… This group was then made public… now the request is notification is “stuck”… I’ve tried making the group private again and to no avail…. The notification has not disappeared…

    The notification is in the form: USER X requests to join the GROUPX

    I’ve checked the mysql tables under wp-bp-notifications… can’t make heads nor tails of what’s in there… there are a couple of thousand entries…

    Can anyone help me figure out where this is so I can delete it?

    joelito18
    Member

    All my other users are Author

    here is the link http://www.irn.net.au

    you can log-in with username: guest password:guest – user role is subscriber

    joelito18
    Member

    this a fresh install. I installed wordpress 3.0.5 from Yahoo web hosting. Then it said new version is available i upgraded it to 3.1

    Then I installed plugins. buddypress 1.2.8

    use the default buddypress theme.

    Yahoo saves all the files in the blog folder (wp-admin, wp-content, wp-includes).

    Buddypress folder was automatically saved or installed under wp-content/plugins

    By default everything is enable, private messaging, extended profile and friend connections. I didnt change any settings.

    There is a link for these features on the admin bar but the messages, profiles and friend connections will just redirect me to members directory. Although the address on the link shows the proper link to messages, profiles.

    Virtuali
    Participant

    Are they enabled in the buddypress Admin Section?

    @mercime
    Participant
    joelito18
    Member

    please help me..

    #20569
    thors1982
    Member

    WP: 3.1
    Custom Theme
    Buddypress 1.2.8

    I just installed buddypress on our site and the problem I am having is if i view a existing user. It isn’t showing that they have any blog posts/comments etc even though they do. Is this normal? Why isn’t this working?

    Everything else i have tested appears to be working fine, private messages, activity stream. Just nothing appears to be pulled over from wordpress.

    If you need any more information just ask.

    ivar360
    Member

    Whenever I try to send a private message using compose I get the nickname i’m looking for, but also a long list of the same error:
    “warning: cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /themes/custom-community/_inc/ajax.php:432) in plugins/buddypress/bp-messages.php on line 556”

    I’ve spent hours searching online for a way to resolve this and despite many people running into this, no thread I could find had an answer. The only thing that keeps being repeated is that there would be a white space before or afther the php tags.
    This is not the case.
    I have removed all white spaces anywere in the ajax.php file and it just changes the line it says the problem is in. I’ve uploaded a fresh ajax.php file and this doesnt help either.

    Anybody figured this out yet?
    BP version 1.2.8
    Custom community theme version 1.6.2
    Here’s the pastebin of my ajax.php file:
    http://pastebin.com/Gj3a2igS

    joelito18
    Member

    i dont even see the page for composing message. just redirecting to members directory

    joelito18
    Member

    I got wordpress 3.1
    Buddypress 1.2.8
    Hosted under Yahoo web hosting.

    ARe there other stuffs I need to install or configure? BUddypress defaults enables private messaging and accepting friend requests.

    When I try to create a message, or click the message link. the page redirect me to members directory.

    When i try to view or edit my own profile or others profile, still redirect to members directory.

    When I try to add friend. The other person receives notification. but click it will only redirect to members directory. Clicking the notification on the admin bar will just redirect to member’s directory as well

    I thought things will be easy install.

    Thanks guys in advance.

    #107386
    4colourprogress
    Participant

    Okay well I tried hooking the icon by adding another generic button div but it still wont acknowledge it as a link. I’m guessing it’s something to do with the fuction, but if I’m not suppost to put the code in that file then where should I be putting it ?

    `

    <a href="”>
    <img src="http://www.pixelcove.co.uk/images/addcontact.png&quot; title="Follow “>
    <a href="”>
    <img src="http://www.pixelcove.co.uk/images/messagecontact.png&quot; title="Message “>

    `

    #107372
    bordermedia
    Participant

    Any one tried this one? http://www.envolve.com/plugins/buddypress-chat-plugin.html

    Has both private and public chat. Looks like you need to pay if you want it to pick up buddypress usernames etc…

    #107365
    futbolfrank
    Member

    @Travel-Junkie
    Hello,
    Great Code, but it unfortunately doesn’t do exactly what I want to do just yet.
    I am wondering if something is possible. I am trying to create a site that is private to all non-users and directs to a page stating it is Private only and asking them to contact me on directions to register (hopefully through facebook connect).

    In my site, on the left sidebar are the login fields and a FB Connect button.
    However, I also do not want anyone to be able to register (unchecked “anyone can register” in the wp admin settings). I basically want to approve the user as they try to fully register.
    Is this possible?

    I found, anytime I try using your code along with the register box unchecked, an infinite loop happens. I was also thinking, even if it did work, I’m still out of luck b/c I tried using the invitation code checker and that plugin doesn’t seem to work on the news BP and WP.

    I also tried using the private BP plugin and that doesn’t seem to work with FB connect.
    Any suggestions?
    Thank You!

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