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Hello I think I have a bug here, ok I am on buddypress Version 3.1.0 and logged in as admin I click on a member in the members directory and it has a button for “private message”, when clicked on I am assuming it is supposed to open the compose message box with the members name in the send to field but it is not doing that for some reason. I am assuming this also because of the url link. https://www.theexample.com/members/admin/messages/compose?r=thememberid
So is this a bug and how can I fix this if it is?Hello,
Members of private groups are missing in there overviews the started topics and created replies from the private forum(s) .
e.g Group member erwintest (member of 1 group) added some topics and replies in the private forum that should (at least i expect that) pop up via this link
/members/erwintest/forums/ and /members/erwintest/forums/replies/ but they don’t.However if i logon as administrator and use the same links, the started topics and created replies placed in the private forum of user erwintest do popup.
Is this expected behaviour or not?
site: freya.nl
Latest WordPress, bbPresss and BuddypressI have a site that is experiencing a glitch or misconfiguration with bbPress Buddypress Group Forums.
When a group with a forum is created, all forum topics go invisible on frontend for non-admin users.
- All the forums are Private. Setting a forum to public, saving, then private and saving again fixes issue. This has to be done on the main edit screen for each forum — quick edit and bulk edit don’t fix the problem.
- Not sure if it matters but fixing parent forum doesn’t fix child forums
- new topics created in group forums are immediately visible
- new topics created frontend or backend in existing non-group forums are not visible (though the topic count updates to reflect the new topic)
- topics created in forums created after glitch are immediately visible
- On the current live site, the Group Forums Parent is set to root (which I know is not recommended), but on the test site I’ve changed it to a forum called “Group Forums”. It doesn’t seem to have made a difference.
The only active plugins on the test site are bbPress and Buddypress right now, and the theme is twentyseventeen.
I have experienced this glitch with both a clone of the existing live site and a fresh WordPress install with no imported content.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Wordpress 4.9.6
Buddypress 3.1
bbPress 2.5.14Hello.
On my site, under the profiles, in the private messaging area…it seems that the messaging system is not working.
It just says “loading messages.please wait” and then nothing ever happens.
Is there a fix to this that anyone knows of?Hi.
My problem is weird: the header actions (bp_member_header_actions) in the bp profile has no href links …
i can’t add new friends, or send open or private messages …
Any ideas how i can fix this??Hi,
Is it possible to send emails to the members, rather than private messages, from buddypress?
Thanks.
Mike
Hi,
1. How do I get the Private Messsage button to display ?
2. How do we set up private messaging for groups ?
Regards,
Mike
Info
Latest versions of WP, BP, and bbPGoal
I’m trying to devise a simple, socially-oriented discussion space that has some invitation-only groups, and specific private fora for specific topics, but that is easy to enter and manage.Structure
My initial thought was to have two groups:
Fans – open group
Various fora – all openContributors – invitation-only group
Specific fora and sub-fora – all private. For example:
Project forum 1 – open only to some members of the Contributors group
Project sub-forum A – open only to some members of the Forum 1 groupI’m finding that the groups and fora are hard to administer. I’d like to be able to simply check some boxes on the back end to define which site members belong to which groups and fora. Instead, they have to join, then I have to invite them (through the front end) to each group and to each forum and sub-forum. It’s slow and tedious.
Infrastructure
I had thought that using both BuddyPress and bbPress would give me what I want, and it does function, but it’s unattractive and awkward to manage. Some specific issues:- Group ‘forum’ – each group has its own discussion space aside from the fora. I’d like to force people to use the fora instead.
- Signup – as noted, it’s very awkward to manage memberships in groups and fora; too much so for anyone to realistically sign up for the site, join a group, join a forum, join a sub-forum. I know who should be where; I’d like to manage all or most of this on the back end.
- Forum font size – is very small. While this seems a small detail, I’ve tried altering every font setting in my theme, and none seem to affect this.
Questions:
- Am I using the right tools? Would just bbPress or just BuddyPress be better?
- Are there specific plugins I should be using? I’ve seen some that look useful, but many are out of date. Some aren’t described with much specificity. I’m not sure which would do what I want.
Advice much appreciated.
(Also, any free themes that would work well, so that fora aren’t pushed way down the page.)
HI,
I’ve a cookie issue with pagination on page reload on https://www.iamag.co/post-your-work/?nocache=true
The page loads well and the implementation of autoload also
The problem is that bp-activity-oldestpage stores the current value of pagination and if I reload the page the first 3 posts are ok but but the next autoload are never the one that should as the bp-activity-oldestpage value has not been reseted and keep the state of value of previous pagination
The same problem happens without autoload and also in private mode
Is there a simple way to reset the value of bp-activity-oldestpage each time the activity page is loaded?
When listing a group buddypress has
This is a public group
This is a private group
This is a hidden groupAny way my site can have
This is a friends only groupHere’s how I want it to work.
1. David registers at my site.
2. David creates a private group.
3. David emails a group invitation to Stephen.
4. Stephen follows the link, where he is prompted to register at the site, assuming he has not already done so.
5. Stephen logs in, and submits the invitation to join David’s group.
6. Stephen receives a confirmation email, using the email address by which David mailed the invitation. This may or may not be the email address Stephen used when registering at the site.I am using the free version of BuddyPress for the time being. Even when I upgrade to pro, I don’t believe it is going to give me all of this functionality.
Phishing bots are spamming users on my site with private messages and its doing my head in lol!
Everyday I get a new user that bypasses akismet and google recapcha doesnt post anything but starts spamming private messages to people.
How can I make it so only friends can send private messages to each other?
Also is there a way to auto delete accounts that are bots which sign up and dont post naything after a certain period of time?
Thanks.