you can use terms and condition plugin you can even add privacy policy with little knowledge of html
You can try https://wordpress.org/plugins/email-users/ it will allow sending email to all members.
It’s not going to create a mailbox for all users 🙂
@optimized Private messaging is available at the individual level, you can use https://wordpress.org/plugins/mass-messaging-in-buddypress/ to send a message to all group members or extend the same
Slava, the code that you posted above is the most elegant solution that I’ve seen for enhancing readability. I’m using it through the WordPress “Additional CSS” functionality. It works perfectly on the “Account Details” side on my registration page. However, I’d really love to do the same thing for the “Profile Details” side. I searched for several hours with no luck. Any suggestions would be very greatly appreciated.
~April
Hi,
im wondering what´s currently the best practise SEO setup/solution for BP3.x
if my information is correct, for example, Yoast SEO still does not cover BP related pages and features like the activity stream, profile pages and groups, correct?
in the past i used some mods based on
Making WordPress SEO plugin compatible with BuddyPress Part 2
but i am not sure if this is still state of the art.
i really like Yoast SEO and use it for my members blogs as default but whats the best solution for BP, are there any new mods or plugins available?
tnx, Eric
i am able to do animation for wordpress post but how to do animation for activity stream
For a temporary workaround this worked for me:
buddypress\bp-templates\bp-nouveau\buddypress\groups\single\cover-image-header.php
line 62
<?php echo esc_html( bp_nouveau_group_meta()->description ); ?>
replace with:
<?php echo bp_nouveau_group_meta()->description; ?>
reference: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/esc_html
Have you looked at Auto Group Join? also Registration Groups? These could help you do what you achieve. Auto Group Join includes a handy admin page where you can arrange who is in what group.
Hiding the Group Activity (Home) page is a bit more involved, but one option could be to simply disable activity?
Ah, That’s an error I’ve been unable to fix, the test system I tried it out on I ended up completely reinstalling. I looked all over for what might be wrong but no joy, I think that it’s down to permalinks for the register page becoming corrupt.
I reported it on Trac here: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7744
Maybe you can add to the ticket?
TParticipant
I did deactivate all the plugins aside from BP and it had messed something up. After reactivating everything, I think I had to save my permalinks again. It’s been a couple of months, but something messed up that I had to fix after reactivating everything.
Here’s how the mess began. I was getting a ton of spam users. A guy who runs a wordpress group told me to change the url from “register” to something else. I changed http://starwarscards.net/register to http://starwarscards.net/registerSWC and everything went downhill from there. So, I changed it back, saved my permalinks… still not working. I then deleted the register page, created a new one, saved my permalinks…and it was working about a month ago when I tested it, but I just got an email yesterday from someone who had the activation link error 🙁
you could setup another buddypress site and use sync users to it https://premium.wpmudev.org/project/wordpress-user-synchronization/
and then ask users to share their info to experts there,
and rename to friends to experts, and all the profile fields default to share with experts only
works for me 🙂 and is better than what I had in mind
p.s.
redirect registration to master site due to plugin one way sync
Are you able to send other emails on your site?
If not, you might want to try a WordPress email SMTP plugin.
Thanks for the bug report.
I’ve created a ticket for this here – https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7897
In the meantime, if you need this functionality working for whatever reason, you can change your template pack to BP Legacy under “Settings > BuddyPress > Options”.
Thanks everyone for their reports.
This only affects the BP Legacy template pack. I’ve added a ticket for this here – https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7896
The workaround above is fine for now, but here’s my potential fix for this – https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/attachment/ticket/7896/7896.01.patch
What theme are you using? Have you tried changing your theme to a WordPress default theme to see if that fixes your problem?
This is a known bug with the Nouveau template pack.
Keep track of https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7895
In the meantime, you can use the Legacy template pack by navigating to “Settings > BuddyPress > Options” and selecting Legacy.
good evening everyone
I have a pb on my website and it blocks me because users have created their account
Indeed I am setting up a dating site:
– wordpress 4.9.6,
-theme: sweet
website link: http://hiv-rencontre.com
The plugin used for confirmation of email addresses is buddypress 3.1.0
The pb is that this user has created an account he does not receive the confirmation email, and his account can not be active
I have already looked in a lot of forums and even that buddypress website without finding any solution to my problem.
I already used WP Mail SMTP, it sends the test messages.
The contact messages form7 and the password reset ones leave well, but for registration confirmation mails, the email is not sent
I uninstalled buddypress and I tried natively with wordpress it goes without problem so I do not know if the problem is with buddypress, because I even had to uninstall all the plugins but until the nothing.
Thank you for helping me because it’s really urgent,
Sonny MBA
I’m sorry, its actually called Shortcodes for BuddyPress. Here is the link: https://wordpress.org/plugins/shortcodes-for-buddypress/
Did you try https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-user-profile-reviews/ ? You should not find any problem with support there.
I already do this and no changes…
I also compare my BP files to https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/buddypress/tags
exactly the same
Its probably related to a bug in version 3.0 where the activation email template did not install. There is a fix in the latest version, 3.1, but you have to do the following:
Activation email problems
If you did a fresh install of BuddyPress 3.0.0 on a single-site install, the activation email would not be sent out because the activation email was not properly installed.
To fix this, upgrade to BuddyPress 3.1.0 and in the WordPress admin dashboard, navigate to “Tools > BuddyPress” and select the “Reinstall emails” option.
BuddyPress 3.0.0 “Apollo” is now available!
Well, it sort of half works now.
So I already had installed wp mail smtp, got all that setup…
So then I updated the buddypress plugin with the newest version that I think dropped today.
Then I installed wp better emails, reinstalled/reinstated emails in tools->buddypress, and the activation email thing works.
The only issue I’m having now is that I can activate the account, but I can’t login because it says that the password is incorrect, even though it isn’t. So that’s progress anyway.
But I’m not sure what to do now.
So if I go to the login area of my site, I enter my username and password, and then it sends me to a default WordPress login page. So I enter the info again, and it says that it’s the incorrect password. Should I basically be logging in twice like that? Once on my site, then once via the default WordPress login, only to be denied access?
