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Hello,
I have Buddypress installed for the WPLMS theme (WordPress learning management system)
Right now, when I send a message or notification to multiple recipients, when someone replies, it is sent to the entire group.
Is it possible to make the reply private between the Admin (me) and the replying user?
Why would I want to do this?
Let’s say I want to send the same message to every student taking a course on my site asking them for their feedback, then when someone replies to that message, everyone will see that reply. I don’t want that. It’s spammy and will annoy people.
The alternative is to hand deliver each message to each user, but at times I want to compose the same message to everyone, and composing the same message a hundred times isn’t practical.
Is there a workaround for this?
Thanks.
WordPress version 4.5.2
Buddypress version 2.5.3ColorMag Theme
When I installed bp and turned extended profiles, if I go to the toolbar in the upper right and choose Profile-Edit it goes to something like this:
/members/[username]/profile/edit/group/1/
And it’s a 404 page.
Also, if I click on any of the users in the backend including me the Admin, it says they’re marked as spam but yet the active/spam toggle is set to active not spam.
In addition, the register page doesn’t work and just loops back to home page.
Am I supposed to do some kind of setup other than checking the button the button that I want extended profiles in order to make this work? The documentation on this site for this just says it’s pending.
I’ve turned it off so I can at least use regular profile management but would love to access the extended profiles capabilities.
Topic: private message spammers
Hi is any way we can limit the private message to friends only?
I had my first spam message today!
Topic: Visual editor not working
After installing Buddypress plugin, visual editor does not works correctly.
Wordpress 4.5.2
BuddyPress latest versionPlugins installed
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BAW Login/Logout menu 1.3.3.
Contact Form 7 4.4.2
Contact Form DB 2.10.9
Cryout Serious Theme Settings 0.5.6
Huge IT Slider 3.1.82
Limit Login Attempts 1.7.1
Link Library 5.9.12.18
LinkedIn Auto Publish 1.3.2
mathtex latex equation editor 1.1.5
New User Approve 1.7.3
Peter’s Login Redirect 2.9.0
Recent Posts Widget With Thumbnails 4.9.2
SI CAPTCHA Anti-Spam 2.7.7.7
Simple Share Buttons Adder 6.1.5
TablePress 1.7
Testimonials Widget 3.3.0
Tooltips 3.5.9
Twitter Follow Button 1.0.2
Ultimate Tables 1.6.3
User Access Manager 1.2.6.7
WP Content Copy Protection Premium (YOOPlugins) 1.8.32
WP Statistics 10.1
WP Support Plus Pro 7.0.1
WP Twitter Feeds 1.4.8
WP-Polls 2.73
WP-Pro-Quiz 0.37
WP-SpamShield 1.9.8so our site is pretty much unusable right not and we found out that it is getting dozens of spam groups a minute created on domain.com/groups. Im trying to figure out how to stop this. They have created tens of thousands of spam groups and not sure how to stop it or who is doing it to delete them
Topic: All users marked as spammers
I have just installed BP and discovered that all users, admins included, are marked as spammers. As a result, extended profile settings are not accessible. Instead it says “Admin has been marked as a spammer. All BuddyPress data associated with the user has been removed” where “Admin” is a user name.
Currently the site runs Academica theme. I tried several other themes, same result.
I tried to create a new used after installing BP, same result.
When accessing another user page, I can see that status is “Active”. I tried to change it to spammer and back to active, same result.What do I do now? 🙂
Hi,
I want to move my multi-blog site from a custom website to buddypress/multipress, and it seems to do everything I want except for the users dashboard.
I don’t trust my users at all, and I want to remove some of the permissions they have by default.
What I would like to do are things like
– prevent the user from customising the themes, (actually I am happy with some customising, I just worried that the users will make breaking changes to the theme/site itself).
– prevent the user from changing the permalinks
– Limit the number of sites they can create.
– Limit who creates groups and how many they create.
– Better spam control in general, (prevent spam posts and so forth).
– Limit/control the number of pages they can create.In general, I just want to have more control on what they can/cannot do,
Is there already a plugin to do that kind of monitoring?
How safe is buddypress/wordpress network from ‘rogue’ users?
Thanks
FFMG
Topic: Private Message Friends Only