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Topic: Cancel Membership Request?
When a member requests to join a private group the button shows “Request Sent” but I’d like to change that to say “Request Sent – Cancel” and have that cancel the request (and delete the notification).
I saw on this post from last year it would need to be a custom function and didn’t see it anywhere but wasn’t sure if that has been added or if there’s a best practice for it.
Thanks,
AndrewI made some changes on BuddyPress theme and now private and public message buttons appears when current user saw his Friends tab.
I removed this line:
do_action( 'bp_member_header_actions' );
from cover-image-header.php file and now the messages buttons appears in user current Friend’s tab, with no href value.WP 4.5.2
BP 2.5.3Is it possible to make the “Favorites” profile tab private?
I am making an intranet for my company with WordPress, where I will add users manually and they can post posts for everyone to see. This needs to be private so NO ONE that isnt logged in can see anything.
I want the front page to be a welcome text and login form, or if the user is already logged in it goes directly to the activity page.
Ive read a lot about this but cant seem to figure out the best way to do it. Any tips? or plugins I can use?
So, a few questions of “how to” about groups, page styling, and assigning groups. I’m working on a Harry Potter/Hogwarts related project where each user would be in one of four houses: Gryffindor, Slytherin, Ravenclaw, or Hufflepuff. I’d create each group and assign users to each group. That said, users can also create their own groups/clubs. So, I guess, I’d like to know if the house group can be their default group and make it to where they can’t change their default group but will still be able to access their custom groups forums and feeds per the norm.
I’d also like to know if it’s possible to have a Profile Page layout for the user’s profile, dependent upon the group they are in. So, say all of then memebers of Gryffindor will have a profile layout with different styles and colors than those in Slytherin or the other two houses.
Optionally, I’d like to create a sorting ceremony forum that’s a private forum, but not in the traditional sense. I’d like the posts to be hidden from everyone except the admins and the original creator. So if a new user is waiting to be sorted, they can go onto the board and only see their thread any anything that’s stickied. I’d also like to have a custom form for creating the topics in that specific board which will include selectable answers and will post to the thread when submitted. That said, replies would be normal.
So, there it is in a nutshell. If anyone could offer some direction and assistance that’d be great. I’ve done a ton of google searching over the past week and haven’t found anything definitive. I appreciate any and all help.
Dear all,
first of all, this forum is absolutely amazing and has helped me enormously so far! Unfortunately, I’m more of the “I read the code and somewhat understand it” and less so much the “I can code it myself” type… 😉 So I’m currently trying to distinguish private and public member fields. I’ve found lots of great solutions, but now I need your help:
What I would like to achieve is that for example here: https://fslci.org/members/philip-strothmann/ the two entries which appear under the profile pic if you click on the plus:
1) Membership type (in this case “NGO Employee”)
2) Public Statusare only seen by my members, not by the public. I guess it can be achieved with
if( !is_user_logged_in() ) {
But I’m not sure how to get the call to the two elements right. I guess this isn’t too complicated, but I’ve searched a bit and haven’t come up with a good solution, so any help would be highly appreciated!
Thank you very much in advance 🙂
BTW: Using latest WP, BP and KLEO as the theme.
Note: All plugins and WP are up to date as of this writing. The site can be found at http://nrocnetwork.org/community. However, that is the only part of the site that is public. There are several sites in the multisite that are in development.
I have a multisite with BuddyPress (network activated, but rooted in a subsite by a define in wp-config) and I have Commons in a Box (CBOX), which includes bbPress. Unfortunately, I have made the mistake of activating and deactivating CBOX, and I think that some settings got changed in between. I’m seeing some very odd behavior.
My first clue to this problem was a “disappearing” forum. Someone made a private group, associated a forum with it, posted in it….then it disappeared. Any member of the group (including admin, mod, and participant) would see a message saying “This group does not have a forum.”
As superadmin I could visit the group, click on the forum link, and it would display just fine. But no one else could. This made me think it was a permissions problem, but all efforts in that direction failed to resolve the issue.
So I looked around more, and eventually discovered a lot of weird behavior (will explain below), in particular, the forum would not “stick” to the group through any means of association. This only happens with private groups/forums.
I ran all the forum-fixing tools in Tools >> Forums (individually, not at once), but to no avail. In fact, the one for reassociating groups and forums says “0 forums, 0 groups” etc. even though there should be 11+ groups and like 15 forums.
The forum/group association in the dropdown menu in admin does not show all the possible forums I should see. i.e., if I go to Network Admin >> Groups >> Some Private Group, and check for an associated forum, the “Yes, I want a forum” box is checked, but the forum that should be associated either is not associated, OR it’s not even in the list at all. If I make a private forum public, it will reappear in the dropdown menu.
However, I was unable to make the association “stick” when setting the forum from the admin side. Eventually I did it from the front end, on the Group >> Settings >> Forum page, where there is a dropdown to select which forum to associate with the group. But it should have it’s own private forum from when it was created….it should not have to be a public forum.
Some older private groups have lost their connection with their forums in the same way — their members cannot see the forum, they just see “This group does not have a forum.” And the other abnormalities exist as well.
I noticed that several subsites have similar lists of forums/topics/replies, but the actual count of items varies for each subsite.
Forum URLs (permalinks) vary, depending on which subsite I am on when viewing the Forums. Some have a /forums/ slug in them, some do not. Some share a slug with the subsite I am viewing, while others have the slug of the site where they *should* live.
I’m confused and frustrated. :[
Ideally, all forums/topics/replies should live on one subsite (the same one where BuddyPress is rooted). Private forums should be associated with their private groups, and private groups’ forums should be visible to their members. Y’know….obvious stuff like that.
I really suspect that my sites/forums/groups and their associations have gotten whacked out by something I did, but I have no idea how to fix it. I feel like if bbPress were active in just the subsite where BuddyPress is rooted, it might work right….but I don’t know how to get there from here (without breaking everything, or losing posts). CBOX is a network-only plugin, and that may be partly responsible for this mess….it was active a few months ago, then I disabled it for a while, then re-enabled it. I suspect some groups/forums may have been made in the intervening time, and did not properly associate.
I am open to any suggestions for how I can get this all back to how it should be — with or without CBOX. I only want one site to have forums and groups. They don’t need to be everywhere.
CBOX as a plugin manager can be eliminated — I am not married to the additional functionality it provides. In fact, I already have the CBOX plugins “freed up” for administrative maintenance outside of the CBOX gui by a define in wp-config, so I am not locked in there.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! 🙂
From doing some testing I have discovered the BuddyPress private message system appears to accept only the “user_nicename” value in the “Send To” field of message compose page. When I attempt to use the “user_login” value and send a test message it fails with the below.
Message could not be sent because you have entered an invalid username. Please try again.
Is there any way to get Buddypress to accept the “user_login” value when doing a message compose? I have a modification that pre-populates this field with the “user_logon” value and that seems the only way to get this to work. Appreciate any feedback/support. Thank you.
Topic: private buddy press
i’m new to buddypress. i want to create a private one where only members can view and add info. this is for a closed group that only has about 30 members.
i had been using simple membership to control what pages were viewable. do i need this still? or is nothing viewable in buddy press until they login?
does the buddy press member accounts use the info from the wp user accounts? or do i have to go in and add all the wp users and set them up as buddy press members?