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Hi all

I have fixed the issue but it has taken me a while to work out what an earth is going. The issue is not the theme, but in global.js so I should not have the only site experiencing this problem.

The issue would only ever be on a single group page, on the group directory you were able to request membership completely fine.

In global.js line 940 references a css id which is only listed on the groups directory

jq('#groups-dir-list').on('click', '.group-button a', function() {

therefore the requests won’t work. As a temp fixed I’ve copied the function and referenced

jq('#item-buttons').on('click', '.group-button a', function() {

which will reference the request button on a single group. I’m not too good with jquery and have just added this into the default global.js as assume someone will not go and fix this and roll out an update.

@bakelady Where is the disconnect for any member joining a private group? Which step below?
1. A member clicks on the “Request Membership” button of a private group, the button should become “Membership Requested.”
2. Group Admin gets notification via email (if enabled) and via notification bubble in WP Admin/Toolbar
3. Group Admin clicks on notification that a certain member is requesting membership. Click brings Group Admin to group’s Admin > Requests
4. Group Admin chooses “Accept” or “Reject” membership request
5. Accepted Member gets notification via email (if enabled) and via notification bubble in WP Admin/Toolbar that he/she was accepted to that private group

@bakelady 🙂 Thanks for posting about the conflict with the User Role Editor and private groups.

But I still need to find out why ‘contributors’ are not able to add blog posts and events

Contributors should be able to submit a post from the backend (wp-admin) but it will need Site/Super Admin to approve and publish the post.

@bakelady Error logs? If you change to Twenty Twelve theme or the BP Default theme, is the issue resolved?

@echofoxtrot
This plugin works and is more complete as far as building a private community.
https://github.com/bphelp/private_community_for_bp

Please help me get this straight in my mind, i need to reduce it to writing before i go find a developer to help.

I need multi-site, multi-network buddypress and wordpress. SINGLE signin point of entery and then multi private networks. Some networks may have top level domain and some maybe “behind” a website hosted on wordpress.

Is this a possible layout?

Thanks

@bp-help

Actually, if you can do it as a universal function, I can probably convert it to a page-specific function myself (I’ve actually split the main activity stream into five separate pages with different scopes on my site already). I could send you my set-up, but it might be better to do it privately, as the site contains some nudity. 🙂

@petervandoorn see https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2327

@haies
This blocks BP pages from logged out visitors. See the readme.txt in the plugin for forums.
https://github.com/bphelp/private_community_for_bp

@prettyhopeful

@modemlooper removed buddypress extended settings from the repo and made one premium plugin called BuddySuite that has more features than the plugin that was in the repo. I think this also covers adding the profile menu to the main nav as well You can get it here:
http://shop.taptappress.com/downloads/category/plugin/
For the private community you can get that here:
https://github.com/bphelp/private_community_for_bp
Cheers!

I actually think this should be a core feature ans simple on/off setting in BP.

however there is a plugin to do that, which i havent tested https://github.com/bphelp/private_community_for_bp

Sounds like your theme is throwing an error not the plugin as I have double checked that there is no whitespace. You need to check your theme for any whitespace lines before and after the opening and closing php tags and remove it. As far as modifying the plugin see line 24 in private-community-for-bp.php and change it from this:

if ( bp_is_activity_component() || bp_is_groups_component() || bp_is_group_forum() /*|| bbp_is_single_forum() || bbp_is_single_topic()*/|| bp_is_forums_component() || bp_is_blogs_component() || bp_is_page( BP_MEMBERS_SLUG ) || bp_is_profile_component() ) {

To this:

if ( || bp_is_page( BP_MEMBERS_SLUG ) ) {

I have similar problem. When a user invite someone to his group the other user don’t receive any notification. I think this is a bug. I’ve also tried default theme, but still it doesn’t work. 🙁

@mshane8
This small plugin makes all buddypress related pages private and redirects logged out visitors to the register page. Read the readme.txt and study the comments in the plugins private-community-for-bp.php if the default functionality does not meet your requirement then you can edit it to do so. Get it here:
https://github.com/bphelp/private_community_for_bp

See my response here:
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/terms-of-agreement-checkbox-for-registration/
You will need to write a page of your Terms Of Service and you can add a link in the profile field description that would link to that page. After you create the page just copy the permalink under the Title and then paste it into the field description. For example:

<a href="http://your-site/terms-of-service/">By checking the Terms Of Service Box you have read and agree to all the Policies set forth in this sites Terms Of Service</a>

Of course this is just an example. As far as making buddypress only visible after they register you can use the technique above in combination with this plugin:
https://github.com/bphelp/private_community_for_bp
Make you to read the readme.txt in this plugins folder as it has some info regarding forums.
Cheers!

+1, looking for the same thing. Ideally, the autocomplete functionality shouldn’t even be loaded if Friends is disabled (as it is now, I mean).