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Hi guys,
This is NOT spam, I just thought this site would be very useful to the BP community.
If anyone is interested in sharing some cool BP Tricks and tips then I’ve just noticed that Bowe’s site http://www.bp-tricks.com is nearly back online with an AMAZING new theme called BP Slick.
Check out his site and have a look at the screenshots. I have just pre-ordered ithe theme as he’s giving early 20% discounts but seriously it’s awesome.
I managed to get on his site before it was protected and the bp-slick theme is the nicest/ most funsctional I’ve seen.Sliders for images/ customisable accordian sidebars, FULL S2Member integration and even integrated CDN functionality so it’s lightning fast.
Sorry for going on but it just blew me away.
Ross
Topic: Pending notification
When I’m logged in as my admin profile, it says I have a notification that 1 user is following me, but when I click on it, it just brings me back to the home page. I may have deleted the person following me because they were spam, but now I can’t get the notification to clear. Any suggestions?
ThanksTopic: Registrer : only lowercase
Not spam, just try to post with the good title

When a new member is registring, he has to use only lowercase. Why don’t force lowercase directly in forms ?

I need to promote one or more users to Administrator (or Super Administrator) status to approve/delete new or spammer/abusive members, along with patrolling Groups and Forums to clean up content. I did that with a test account to see what level of access a promoted user gets. When I logged into my network under this newly promoted test account, it didn’t seem to have any greater level of function than before.
How does an Administrator get to the Dashboard, so that if needed he/she can delete users, add plugins, etc? The way I do it now is to go to Blue Host, login under the Control Panel (cPanel) and the login as Admin through there. Then I see the Network Admin with the “Super Admin” functions.
Is a promoted user supposed to have a WordPress account, and are they supposed to login with that at the NetworkName dot com/wp-login.php address? I want any new Admins to NOT have access through Blue Host.
Hi,
I’m looking for a developer in order to customize my member page.
The modify necessary is the one you can read about here :
http://buddypress.org/community/groups/creating-extending/forum/topic/displaying-memebers-horizontally-is-that-possible/please contact me here with a quote or at : `leonefraNOSPAM @ hotmail.com `
thanks
I am wondering if there is any way to limit the size of a user’s update. For instance, on this page (http://www.latenitebooks.com/members/kittrellbj/), users can post updates about themselves similar to Facebook status messages.
I want the ability to limit the size of these things, similar to the way Facebook or Twitter limits the total size of a single update. If it is an administrator, it can be any size. If it is a moderator, limit to 1000 characters. If it is a regular user, limit the size to around 150 characters or less.
That’s the only kind of spam I get hit with these days. I had someone come on the site and post a 26-page advertisement 6 times. It clogged my RSS feed, and that took about 30 minutes to get straightened out.
If anyone knows of a solution, let me know. I’ll even program it myself and release a plug-in for it if someone can at least give me a link to that part of the API.
I set up a site using BuddyPress http://jadiweb.com/defend and I have consistently received emails from people who have experienced difficulties registering and logging in. One user who registered apparently was automatically marked as a “spammer” but the person is a legitimate user and not a spammer. There is no documentation about how an administrator can unmark some user as a “spammer” and there should be documentation for a feature in BuddyPress such as this one. Such difficulties for the users make me question whether BuddyPress was the correct choice for running a site like this. Any help would be appreciated–especially in documentation about how to unmark someone as a “spammer” in the Dashboard.
Topic: BP Xtra Signup Version 1.4
Hey all,
I just uploaded version 1.3 of my plugin BP Xtra Signup.
This version includes a few small bug fixes, a couple beauty fixes and 2 new features.
Feature 1 is a ajax username availability checker, which is heavily based on this post by Brajesh Singh:
http://buddydev.com/buddypress/creating-a-buddypress-wordpress-username-availability-checker-for-your-site/I thought it’d make a nice addition and I had implemented a modified version of this on a recent project, so I added it to the plugin. Hope you don’t mind, Brajesh. You’ve been given full credits for the code!
The 2nd feature is the addition of the standard password strength checker you get on the user pages in the WP backend.
Both features can be turned on or off individually.
One other thing I changed is, that the checkbox to sign up to a Mailchimp newsletter is unchecked by default now. Some legal bodies in certain countries might argue that new users are generally lazy and don’t really read everything that’s on a page and then are quite surprised and might sue you for getting ‘spammed’ by emails from Mailchimp. I might make this an option in the next version, if people really want the old way back.
Enjoy!
Any way for a BuddyPress site to require new members to be approved first before gaining access to the site?
My network is new but has attracted the attention of spammers. They haven’t caused trouble (yet) but I would like to prevent this by requiring any new applicant to join be held in a queue for approval by an Admin.
My network was once on Ning, and this stopped all spammers. I looked around the Super Admin and Dashboard functions and cannot find a way to set registration to keep new members in an approval queue.
after the spam comment I made was meant to be tongue in cheek 