BuddyPress.org

As far as I can tell people on my site start the process of creating an account with membermouse. So, yeah, I will try creating a new account again and see what I can figure out. I’ve made a bunch of test accounts for myself – so maybe I used the same email or something. I need clean up and delete a bunch of those anyway now.

So does buddypress usually use the regular wordpress login user name? If a site just uses bbpress and buddypress – people set up an acccount just through wordpress and bbpress/buddypress use that?

hey, Venutius;
yeah, I’ve been getting some of those thrown at me per error log* as well, but had them not high on my issues list, as long as the general functionality of the parents in question appeared to be ok yet (as far as superficial verdicts go, I guess). :/
Perhaps I should carry the issues you spotted to the respective entity owner.

Beyond that: yeah, shortcodes in general appear to be working well. Should we perhaps try out any other of yoour shortcodes to display properly in that test post? Maybe that serves as more clue?

cheers – lx
– – –
( * : as far as log perusal goes, I like https://de.wordpress.org/plugins/wp-log-viewer/ 🙂 for its grouping and filtering capacities; you may want to have a comparative look at that, perhaps.)

sorry, I only stumbled over your most recent response now. Apparently, this forum does not really send notifications on replies. Either way –

No, I’m not getting any errors. It just stays blank. I’ve tried 2 plugins to circumvent in the meantime (or rather drill into what they’re doing different, in case they work/ed), alas

• “BP Post from anywhere” ([bppfa_postform]) does not heed privacy options on post (i.e fails to cooperate with another extension),

while

• [bppswhatsnew] offered per your own “BP Profile Shortcodes Extra” just gives me the same blank I got all of a sudden using my own shortcode :/

  Now, I realize you state/d that your form display would not work with Noveau template, and I am sure to have set BuddyPress to use legacy template; however, when I look into my site’s loaded page, I find several references pointing to Noveau

which has me scratching my head.

I would very much prefer to get this going without having to use a plugin for a simple display job such as this. Bit I can’t seem to figure out why the solution I had in place stopped working.

Thanks for the replies @shanebp & @espellcaste !
So my goal is to develop a tournaments component and I had an idea to take BuddyPress Docs and strip it since it has integrations to other components, which I also require. Do you guys think it could work?

Solution found! It wasn’t a BuddyPress issue, it’s a wordpress issue!

I contacted WordPress and found a solution. I thought I’d post it in case it comes up with someone else again:

That should mean that single sign on is causing trouble. To test that, navigate to My Site –> Settings –> Security in your WordPress.com dashboard, and disable the ‘Allow sign in using WordPress.com accounts’ option

This means that you will no longer be able to access your wp-admin area with your WordPress.com login information though. We’ll need to make sure we set you up with an account for your wp-admin area.

We’ll need to set you up with a password for your username for wp-admin.

You’ll need to go to WP-Admin > Users and then select your username from the list.

The problem is that on WordPress.com the option to allow WordPress.com sign in replaces the regular registration form that BuddyPress uses to allow users to sign in. So we need to disable this option to let the user’s sign in using only their Buddy Press log in without a WordPress.com account.

Hope this helps someone else