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@aliceg There is a paid approach to it, you can take a look at it https://usersinsights.com/how-to-find-and-email-your-inactive-wordpress-users/

Keep in mind that BuddyPress is developed and supported by an all-volunteer community.

If you are in need of more specialized help or more immediate help than this forum can provide, I’d recommend that you develop a business relationship with a local WP developer. Any WP developer who understand the filters/actions approach of WordPress will be able to develop for BP.

You need to get FTP access to your wordpress folders, go to wp-content/plugins and delete the buddypress directory, you should then be able to reinstall it.

Did you install any sort of anti-spam plugin? Many of them tend to treat university email addresses as spam as it is a common tactic for email spam?

Also, check with your host to see if they are running something like apache spamassassin and see if that’s preventing you from receiving the spam emails. (while typically its used for inbound emails its always good to see). Otherwise, you can also try using a plugin like.

Easy WP SMTP

And setting it up via SMTP to see if that helps any.

I don’t know what you mean by making the full WordPress backend come under BuddyPress, but with BuddyPress your front-end can be expanded to do a host of features that the back-end is typically used for. Even for adding posts?

Of course the admin panel is meant for the administrator to manage their site not everyone should be accessing it.

This plugin looks like it does what you’re looking for.

BP Multi Network

Also reference: https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/installation-in-wordpress-multisite/

Hi @bdwright
Congratulations! for your website. When it comes to reporting a post there is a nifty plugin called WP Report Post. I think It should solve your problem of post reporting. When it comes to moving back end to front end it is quite complex. But a premium plugin from Buddyboss Buddypress user blog is what you want. Kindly check the demo before purchasing

Thanks for opening the Trac ticket.

Ref: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7673

rtMedia is a plugin of its own and not a part of a standard WordPres install. Check out their support forum here:

rtMedia for WordPress, BuddyPress and bbPress

This is a general wordpress feature, to change the number viewed in the list, click on Screen Options at the top of the page, from there you can set the number displayed

Huh. Well, I guess you could probably find URLs like that using some regular expression pattern for

<a href="<url>"><url></a>

and apply it like you did at https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/32787, but I’m no regex expert, so I can’t help with that.

It would be easier once make_clickable() adds a filter, for sure.

Hi @destac-

Please open a ticket on trac: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/

which is a better place to suggest improvements to BuddyPress.

Thanks!

-David

Hi there. If I’m understanding correctly, you’re wanting to modify URLs added to profile fields by your users. The profile fields are analyzed for search links and other links here:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/2.9.3/src/bp-xprofile/bp-xprofile-filters.php#L326

BP uses the WP function make_clickable() to make links clickable. It doesn’t look like that function is filterable at the moment (there’s a ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/32787). I guess you could do something using the filter offered on the forum link you reference, but I’m not sure how you’d know which kind of links to modify (it’s not clear from your question what the goal is).

Hi eliasgetguineapig
I think you are using theme from Buddyboss. It is a premium product and customization will be supported in their forum. Coming to your question, you can add and remove menu items from Appearance > Menus in the WordPress dashboard.

@richard2001 Could you please elaborate your situation.
To my understanding
1. If you are not receiving email, the probable cause could be with the server hosting. Kindly create an email account with your server hosting and use the same email account in the WordPress. Go to Settings > General to change default email address.
2. Go to Buddypress setting and check if the Notification option is checked.

@ngoegan add the following code in your child theme’s function file. It modifies default behavior and redirect user to activity page. Link to the source of code

function bbg_bp_loggedin_register_page_redirect_to( $redirect_to ) {
    if ( bp_is_component_front_page( 'register' ) )
        $redirect_to = bp_get_root_domain() . '/activity';

    return $redirect_to;
}
add_filter( 'bp_loggedin_register_page_redirect_to', 'bbg_bp_loggedin_register_page_redirect_to' );

Correct ticket link: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7671