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One very anoying with BuddyPress messages is the mandatory Subject field. Why does members have to write a subject to communicate?
Please make an option for turning off the subject field.

If a member forget to write an subject the predefined “Send To member” is erased and you have to locate the member again, if you do not remember the username!

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Another anoying thing is the empty text field to add another user to the message, next to the user profile. The component is called
Private Messaging, so why have an default option to add other members?
User do not know what to put in this box. Make an option for only messaging a single profile, or at least put this box in a new line, with a title like “adding another member to this message?”

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Regards
Carsten

how to Add an Admin option to list/read/sort all of the board’s massage private with the ability to delete PM’s.

Hi,

I am getting the 400 error when I type in a username to send a private message. The exact error is: Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 400 () /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=bp_get_suggestions&term=arun&type=members

Screenshot of the console

Wordpress: 4.9.8
Buddypress: 3.1.0
Theme: Nouveau

Hi,

I’m curious if buddypress can handle the following requirement:
Registration
Creating and managing profiles
Profiles layout customized(PSD to HTML)
groups page customized(PSD to HTML)
listing plugin linked to buddypress login details
Create groups
Create group overview
Create private groups
Send forms to group members(forms are, for example, contactform 7 or a different format in which the group can exchange business leads)
Keep track of how many forms have been sent, per person, per group and total.
Dashboards for group members visibility (who sent how many forms)

if yes, what is standard and what should be developed.

Hi folks, new BuddyPress user here. (Using BP 3.1.0, WP 4.9.8, site in development)

I’m looking to use BP for the following specific functionality:

1) Allow our members to post updates on their own profile (privately) for their own reference (diary style), which they will be able to review themselves later, over time.
2) It would be great if the admin user(s) could post comments on their diary entries too.

First hurdle: I would like to know how to “hide” certain elements of BuddyPress. When I go to the Activity page for a test user, besides the activity entry box and feed, I see links to toggle between “All Users” and “Mentions”. Then there’s an RSS link, a “Search Activity” box (might keep that, sure), and a dropdown for ‘Everything’ and some other options.

My first question: How do I go about hiding / disabling the functionality I don’t want our members to see/use? Should I edit plugins/buddypress/bp-activity/bp-activity-template.php ? Is this a good idea? :-O

Second question: Changing references of “Activity” to, say, “Diary” — is this best done with a translate plugin (e.g. LocoTranslate)?

3rd question: How would I enable admins the ability to add comments within a member’s activity stream (e.g. respond to specific entries)? Does anyone have any ideas on that? Is there another plugin somewhere that enables such functionality, perhaps?

Thanks for advice/tips you can give!
David.

Request Membership Button not working on private group (admin user also can’t send request).
I am using a latest version of buddy press.

buddypress\bp-groups\bp-groups-template.php // Member has not requested membership yet show a "Request Membership" button. Line no 3337

Please help me to fix.

Hi
i want to limit the PM for some PaidMembership roles, e.g. package XY is limited for 20 PM each month. Is that possible?

WP 4.9.7 / BP 3.1.0 / PaidMembership Pro 1.9.5.3 / Theme Kleo 4.3.10

Is there a code or setting in buddypress to restrict non paying members from reading private messages.

For example if a non paying members recieves a message, he shoukd recieve a mail about the message but to be able to read it, he must be redirected to payment page for membership

Any solution for this

Hi,

I’m running WP 4.9.7, BP 3.1.0 and the site is totally local for now, and private, so no link to the website.

The issue is still the same in standard themes, as well as BuddyBoss which is the one I’m using.

The issue is that when the registration form is submitted, errors are not showing properly – just a red line, with no text showing the error.

I’ve seen that the error calls the function: bp_signup_username_errors but I can’t seem to find where that function is!

I’ve Googled lots (all morning), looked in the codex and searched these (and other) forums and can’t seem to find out how to add the content to the errors or even why they’re not being populated.

Does anyone have any ideas??

If someone want to register as “Member type X” or change their member type, I dont suppose there is a way to have approval on it?

Here is an answer:
Make a custom form for member type (not linked to the actual field), on submission you get a notification, and manually assign members yourself. Easy.

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I ask because I want to use : Content Visibility With BuddyPress Member Types (https://buddydev.com/docs/buddypress-member-types-pro/controlling-content-visibility-buddypress-member-types/ ) with content for x members only. i am using Member Types Pro.

Alternatively I was thinking that I would use conditional field : contributor for ‘private profile fields’

Hi

I am designing a website for a client that uses MemberPress for their memberships. On the membership page the top is being cut off and I am unsure on how to move this down.

Also it is pulling the base wording from somewhere – not sure where.

I have been in contact with MemberPress but they mentioned this would be a BuddyPress issue.

You won’t be able to access the site as it is password protected however I can provide a screenshot of the issue or can allow you access but obviously in a private thread.

Thank you