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August 7, 2012 at 8:56 pm #138707
Tammie Lister
ModeratorHi k12onos, it’s weird you say you get this with the default theme as well. Could you provide a link perhaps to se this on your site – I understand it may not be live though.
Just as a check, are you using any plugins on top of BuddyPress? If you are have you made sure they are also updated for BuddyPress 1.6? I’m thinking there perhaps could be a scripting error from those.
August 6, 2012 at 10:24 pm #138564In reply to: [Resolved] Cannot add a new forum topic in groups
queenieb
MemberSure @karmatosed – http://wisdomsistercircles.com/family/groups/piggyback-oprahs-lifeclass/
Username/PW: tester
Yes I do have other plugins active. The only BP one is Private BuddyPress.August 3, 2012 at 1:44 pm #138362dannyjimmy
Memberthey appear unused and not working.
right. One way they’re not working is that they don’t even report the right info. I don’t recall which it was, but I ran one of those functions, and it was printing Private in a public group.
I’m not sure what you mean “are you sure you’ve setup your $group variable correctly?”. In my thinking, BuddyPress sets it up, not me; I’m just trying to reference it. I copied that $group->status setup out of the definition for bp_get_group_type() in bp-groups-template.php.
I’ll give a whirl to the `bp_get_group_type()`, since that demonstrably at least produces the correct group visibility level; my trick will be to use its output in a conditional.
Ok, so `bp_group_type` is what prints text to the page, `bp_get_group_type` seems to summon the text as a returned value (which bp_group_type() uses for its printing)
SUCCESS!
`<?php if (bp_get_group_type()== "Public Group")
print “foo”
?>
<?php if (bp_get_group_type()== "Private Group")
print “bar”
?>`On a private group, I saw foo outputted and no bar. So it works.
It feels less than elegant. It would be more elegant to just use the variables that bp_get_group_type() calls. But for now, it works.
Thanks, @RogerCoathup, for the guidance
July 31, 2012 at 6:14 pm #138220In reply to: Compatibility w/ WordPress 3.4.1 (display problems)
lolalulu
MemberHi Paul, yes they’re all up-to-date:
– Akismet (2.5.6)
– bAll-in-One Event Calendar (1.
– BP Labs (1.2.2)
– BuddyPress Group Email Subscription (deleted)
– BuddyPress Twitter (1.2)
– Easy Contact Forms (1.4)
– Featured articles Lite (2.4.9.1)
– Google Analytics for WordPress (deleted)
– HL Twitter (2011.7.30)
– jQuery Colorbox (4.4.1)
– KK I Like It (1.4.1)
– Private WordPress (1.3.4)
– Section Widget (3.1)
– U BuddyPress Forum Attachment (1.2.1)
– WP Live Stream (1.2.1)
– WP User Frontend (1.1)Could these have anything to do with the problem? I tried deleting/deactivating them all but those problems still exist.
July 29, 2012 at 12:21 am #138124In reply to: BuddyPress Profile Privacy Extension
raminjan
Participantyou know the check boxes let me post a screen shot from image shack. I am referring to this picture it is your plugin. You have the “let the user decide” drop down option but if you could just please add the default “friends only” check boxes and add the private messaging it would be superb. I would personally greatly appreciated thanks. I tried others but it was too much of hassle for user if they would want to go that deep I want something simple as yours so even my grandpa would be able to set his privacy settings thanks again.
July 27, 2012 at 8:45 pm #138059frank tredici
MemberUghh…excuse my frustration.
Scope and Objective: to enable the Admin (me) to create user accounts. To capture the username created and pro grammatically write to an external file in order to allow user to authenticate though our private authentication method. And to enable new user to receive a welcome email at time they get setup.
I do not care anything about when/how/why/or where they login or activate themselves so as to appear in BuddyPress. That is all down stream stuff that has nothing to do with my process.
The only effective hook I have found is the `add_action(‘user_register’, ”);` Works like a charm.
However, in order to get the user to be seen by BuddyPress I need to go through step #2 and Add New User in the Buddypress Admin page. That is where I tell WP/BP they are allowed access to the “site” and it is also where they get their role assigned.
I have over 200 users to setup in the next week. If I could just cut down my process time by 50% — that is to eliminate the 2 step process and make it a 1 step process — I would be a little happier.
I need to get the Buddypress equivalent hook to WP’s `add_action(‘user_register’, ”);`
That is why I am asking for an enhancement to BP to get an equivalent hook. Down the road it will make my setup life easier.
July 24, 2012 at 6:15 am #137863In reply to: Activity Link Redirecting to Home Page
Paul Wong-Gibbs
KeymasterI’ve edited out your KEYs and SALTs.. those are private, too
July 21, 2012 at 11:31 am #137725anubhavkushwaha
Memberok – so here is what was missing – there needs to be an ajax call that has to be made when the button is clicked
that is what actually does the trick`
$j(“div.signupbutton a”).live(‘click’, function() {
var gid = $j(this).parent().attr(‘id’);
gid = gid.split(‘-‘);
gid = gid[1];var nonce = $j(this).attr(‘href’);
nonce = nonce.split(‘?_wpnonce=’);
nonce = nonce[1].split(‘&’);
nonce = nonce[0];var thelink = $j(this);
$j.post( ajaxurl, {
action: ‘joinleave_group’,
‘cookie’: encodeURIComponent(document.cookie),
‘gid’: gid,
‘_wpnonce’: nonce
},
function(response)
{
var parentdiv = thelink.parent();if ( !$j(‘body.directory’).length ) {
location.href = location.href;
//do stuff that you want to do on successful request send
parentdiv.fadeIn(200).html(“Thanks for signing up”);
}
else {
$j(parentdiv).fadeOut(200,
function() {
parentdiv.fadeIn(200).html(response);
}
);
}
});
return false;
});
`July 21, 2012 at 9:11 am #137720anubhavkushwaha
Memberfalse positive. The button does not seem to work on another page even though it has the right link. I am looking for the related form now
July 20, 2012 at 12:08 pm #137667anubhavkushwaha
Memberearlier post – Ok I am guessing that I need to pass a group object to the bp_get_group_join_button function and not the name of the group. So my next question is – is there a way to get a group object if I know a group name?
Managed to get it done finally.
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<?php
global $wpdb;
$mgroup_name = “mygroupname”;
$myrows = $wpdb->get_results(“SELECT * FROM wp_bp_groups where slug=’$mgroup_name’;”, OBJECT);
if (count($myrows)>0) {
$group1 = $myrows[0];
$buttondata=bp_get_group_join_button($group1);
}?>
var registrationbutton = “”;
`July 20, 2012 at 11:55 am #137666anubhavkushwaha
MemberWould this code work “ to get the registration button for the group?
July 19, 2012 at 11:52 am #137596anubhavkushwaha
MemberUpdate – I tried using the link /groups/group_name/request-membership/ but that is not working
July 18, 2012 at 1:52 pm #137510In reply to: Front Page like Facebook
juanmaguerrero
ParticipantHi, @raminjan you can certainly achieve that, both making it yourself working at code level or (what I suggest) start with a plugin that achieves the “private community” functionality and set yourself a “front page” (you’ll use a modified version of the login page I guess
).Here are some helpful links on how to do what you need:
http://wpmu.org/buddypress-news-create-your-own-private-buddypress-community/
http://www.1stwebdesigner.com/tutorials/buddypress-collaboration-system/
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-private-community/
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/private-buddypress/Hope it helps! cheers,
-JM
July 18, 2012 at 1:53 am #137465In reply to: how come no body help me?
@mercime
Participant@raminjan know that we are all unpaid volunteers helping out here, living in different time zones and have lives outside of BP and WP.
You have created many number of topics, some of which I answered and other topics were answered by others. And private messaging is turned off because others have abused it already.
BuddyPress is an opensource software, i.e., free and we try to help out as many people as we can, not just one. And when I was still a student, I recall doing my own research (Google et al) when I didn’t know the answers. So be patient and stay cool.
July 16, 2012 at 8:08 pm #137394In reply to: Do these Features Exist somewhere?
Paul Wong-Gibbs
KeymasterWould the ‘private’ group type work for you? It’s not trivial (or maybe even possible) to add a new type of group privacy without serious work.
July 15, 2012 at 5:00 pm #137337In reply to: buddypress-bbpress forums,members pages not working
Steve Ford
ParticipantOK, better question, anybody successsfully deactivate their BBpress forums and successfully activate the buddypress sitewide for forums? I am using worpress 3.4 + Buddypress 1.5.2 and here is an example of my site from the bbpress install:
http://privateenglishportal.com/forums/July 11, 2012 at 9:25 am #137140In reply to: cross-site scripting attack., prone/vulnerable to…
Hugo Ashmore
ParticipantI wouldn’t trust anything reported by a automated scanner, how does it know what is being done to sanitize user data?
WP has a range of functions available to deal with data sanitization, as BP is built by a core team extremely familiar with WP functions and best practises and including a WP employee amongst them it follows that all best practises for handling data are adhered to.
If you think not then you will probably need to run a few more tests that are known as reliable and report your findings directly and privately to one of the core BP team.
July 9, 2012 at 8:51 pm #137032In reply to: Private profile fields
valuser
ParticipantIn 1.6 beta 2 https://buddypress.org/2012/07/buddypress-1-6-beta-2/ there is a facility to restrict visibility of profile fields to —-> Anyone, Logged In Users or My Friends.
In addition there is https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-profile-privacy/ for earlier versions of buddypress. This can restrict visibility of profile fields to —-> Everyone, My Friends, or Only Me
July 9, 2012 at 7:45 pm #137026In reply to: Private profile fields
interglobalmedia
ParticipantI’m interested too. Some users might want that.
July 4, 2012 at 5:26 pm #136807In reply to: Theme to support private messaging
Roger Coathup
ParticipantIf you are using the bp-default theme —
All you have to do is login, visit someone’s profile, and the send message buttons are there
July 4, 2012 at 4:46 pm #136802In reply to: Theme to support private messaging
lizat
ParticipantOk, in that case can you point me at the documentation to make it happen. i ahve not found getting round the codex that easy, probably me being dense but if you can ahelp that would be great,
Thank you
July 4, 2012 at 12:56 pm #136788In reply to: Theme to support private messaging
Roger Coathup
ParticipantBuddyPress supports private messaging ‘straight out of the box’ by default (‘send message’).
Do you mean ‘instant messaging’?
July 4, 2012 at 4:49 am #136768In reply to: Private Message Reply Time Is Off [Resolved]
LukeJJones
MemberHad to set my wordpress timezone to UTC, Save Settings, and then set it back to my timezone offset and now it is working.
July 3, 2012 at 11:54 pm #136759In reply to: Site Notices vs. Messages
rossagrant
ParticipantHaraldo, there is nothing wrong with your install, there is NO built in way to message all users in BP. The site notification will merely place a widget type notice at the top of your sidebar for all logged in users, which thy can then choose o close. It isn’t emailed or passed as a private message.
There are a couple of old plugins for this such as: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-mass-messaging/screenshots/
It’s an option that is useful, HOWEVER, I would strongly recommend you export your users to CSV. Again export plugins are available and import people into a 3rd party email service like Mailchimp.
This is far better for email marketing, however in itself is a bit tricky, as unless your members have signed up or opted into a list, it’s technically breaking the T&C’s of all 3rd party mail apps.
The problem with sending email direct from your server is if you get people unwittingly or deliberately labelling your mail as junk/ spam in clients like hotmail, yahoo and gmail, the ip address of your server can get blacklisted.
At that point NO mail at all from your server is going to get through to those services, not just for the accounts that labelled you as spam but your server will be blocked and mail won’t reach anyone with a hotmail address etc.
Sounds dramatic but it could kill your community if you aren’t careful.
You should always use a 3rd party.
Rules are still incredibly stringent though. You are generally allowed one spam complaint in every 1000 emails sent.
Hope that helps!
July 1, 2012 at 12:15 am #136637In reply to: Private Activity Feed
andyseiler
MemberAlso, It says that the groups “Activity Stream” can be made separate, but I still see it on personal streams.
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