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Hi, I have this client who has a old unfisnihed site that has buddypress installed in it. the client is insisting that we can use buddypress to create private pages for specific member level, (i dont know anything about buddypress yet, that’s why i said i’m going to take a little bit of research on that) – is that doable via buddypress??

A few months ago, I disabled the Compose Private Message feature with css. I think I used this:
#send-to-input: display: none;

My intention was to stop people from being able to send a single message to multiple recipients, but now I have realized that it was a bad idea, so I went to delete the code from my CSS file, but the code is not there.

I checked my child theme’s css, my theme’s css, buddypress’ css, but I can’t find it anywhere.

I’ve tried reverting to my parent-theme, and deactivating all Buddypress plugins (except for BP itself,) but with no luck.

Does anyone know which file I can find that class in? It’s possible that I may have accidentally corrupted a core file, but it seems like my CSS from several months ago has become stuck in the system, or something.

Does anyone know how to add files to a private message in Buddypress?
Or can anyone make a code or something?

hello, I have a wordpress site with Buddypress installed.

I would like, maybe once a year, to clean all private messages, all notifications, all activities and so on.

Is there a way? Should I use Php my admin and simply empty the tables? Do you think that this can make a damage in the site/database? Or after that, everything will work normally?

Thanks!

WP ver. 4.73
BP ver. 2.82
Metro magazine pro theme

I have one group setup, set to hidden, at the moment I am the only member, as the super Admin of the website. When I view groups from the website I don’t see the group listed in groups.
Group view

It says I have one group but I cannot access it from the website. If I switch the group to public or private I do see it but as a hidden group.

Help…..

While using the “Private Message” button, Buddypress is displaying my own name and profile photo (must be grabbing from members-loop, or something) at the top of the screen.

I’d like to make a modification to change this, so that it will display the recipient’s name/photo instead. This way, my users will be looking at the person they are contacting, while entering their message, instead of looking at themselves. It will serve as a reminder of who they are writing to. (Some people forget things very quickly!)

I’ve carefully reviewed the compose.php file, but am I even looking at the right file to make these changes?

Whether it’s the right file or not, does anyone know exactly how I should go about making this change?

If this sounds too complicated, then perhaps you can suggest how to add a line of text like this, right before the Subject field:

This message is to: (Recipient’s Name)

(That would be better than nothing!)

Hello. I’m new to BuddyPress and I’m trying to figure out whether this is a suitable platform for what I’m trying to design. All comments and any help is appreciated.

I’m designing a platform for students to share notes on the books and topics they’ve been doing research on. The basic features I need are at last:
-Tagged posts (and searching by tags)
-Picture attachments
-Privacy settings (mark posts private / public / friends)
-Feed based on tags / friends

Now, WordPress blog entries come with tags and multimedia attachment, but they lack privacy settings. On the other hand, there are plugins for improving the Activity entries of BuddyPress including adding media and privacy settings, but it still seems to lack in functionality compared to blog posts.

Can you give me any pointers on how to proceed or am I trying to use this software for something it’s not intended for and should look for another solution?

Thank you!

Hi.
I’m trying to fix a problem with jetpack support about comments not appearing and publicize feature not working (apparently a wp_importing constant is set and we don’t know why, we’re still tracking this).
When trying to fix that problem, I encountered a problem with buddypress.
When I tried to send a PM, I go the error “Message was not sent. Please try again.”.
I then deactivated and reactivated the PM module on BP and now I can send and receive messages again, but I noticed that my messages are sent to random users, other than the one I selected.
I use WP 4.7.3 and BP 2.8.2, I don’t know exactly when this feature stopped working because I was brought to my attention only recently.. My theme is Divi and my host is AlterVista. My website runs on Linux and PHP 5.6. If other info is required please let me know. Please help me because this is really annoying for me an my users.
My website is http://www.techscene.it.
Thanks in advance.