BuddyPress.org

Hi there – we’re using BuddyPress to display a list of our members (using WP Members). I have 2 questions

1. To change the default view of members:

The page here http://criticalphysio.net/for-members/find-a-network-member/members/ (it’s private so you wont see it) displays our members by default by last active.

– is there a way to change this to alphabetical by last name?

perhaps this is by changing the default search filter that displays?

Currently it displays in this order
– last active
– newest registered
– alphabetical

see screenshot here

http://www.awesomescreenshot.com/image/1213436/090403f0cffa15368948681d9db0f375

2. To display members by first name, last name and country

Currently the default view for displaying members in the list is by just their username.
Is there a way to display the following fields instead?
First Name/Last Name
Country

See screenshot here

http://www.awesomescreenshot.com/image/1213439/9305ae37f2e5943e9de49001537a25ff

we’re running a child theme of Genesis called Utility Pro – so can edit theme or plugin files and add them to the directory.

Cheers

I am running WP 4.5 with up to date BuddyPress with Private Message enabled. I have noticed that when replying to a message, the send button doesn’t change, nor is there any indication that the message is actually being sent. This often results in double messages since the users are hitting “send reply” multiple times.

I have tested this with 2016 and the same thing occurs. Any way to notify the user that their message is being sent before it loads on the screen?

The new e-mail system in version 2.5 a step in the right direction, but it doesn’t make things simpeler. For example:

– Registration e-mails are sent via Buddypress
– Password reset e-mails are sent via WordPress
– Changing an e-mail address is sent via Buddypress
– Notifications of reply in topic is sent via bbpress
– Notifications van private messages are sent via Buddypress

It would be great if Buddypress has templates for WordPress en bbpress e-mails too. Or at least for password resets. This makes it less complicated to style e-mails once Buddypress is installed.

Hi,

I was just wandering how the forum permissions worked with regards to inheritance.

I have numerous forums which are set to private, inside them I have sub forums. Do these sub forums inherit their permissions from the parent forum?

I have

Forum Category – Set to private
Sub Forum – set to dafult (public, i think?)
Sub Forum – set to default also

I know some forum software will do this. I just wanted to know if BBpress does this or if i would need to set it on each private forum. Id rather do it now before the forums start to fill up.

Regards,

Phil

Any suggestions on the best way to use buddypress to set up to private blogs – one for Women, one for men. Sort of like Silo’s next to each other – men need to only be part of the men’s blog and women only part of the women’s blog, along with other private areas that will be duplicated for men and women.

I’m usind PmPro, BuddyPress and bbPress on my website.

I would like to create 4 separate, private forums, each one requiring a separate membership level for access. All information pertaining to group members should be absolutely private — not only for non-logged in users but also for users who are not part of the respective group.

I’ve done a lot of research and know how to hide member profiles, activity page, etc from non-logged in users in general.

But how can I achieve the same effect for non-logged in users of specific forums?

I’m so sorry if I’m missing something — I’ve spent days researching this.

Thanks so much,
Kat