Hi,
We using WordPress version WordPress 4.9.8, Buddy press Version 3.1.0 and PHP Version 5.6.32
So we want to know possible Hardware requirements for buddy press and word press working smoothly with other plugins
I’m using the newest wordpress, installed social learner from buddyboss, (and used their dummy data).
I went in and set the forums (individually) to Closed > Hidden…
but they still appear in the main admin panel (forums), AND it says “Public” in green, even though they are all closed/hidden.
I’ve double and triple checked the settings (and yes, they do appear in the hidden link at the top).
Is there any way to:
1) update from appearing as public on the admin side (because they aren’t),
and
2) hide them from appearing in the admin panel completely UNLESS I click on the hidden link?
Hi, in group forum or forum alone page it shows in first line ” This forum contains 2 topics, and was last updated by Drishti Connect 4 days, 23 hours ago.” and below it display “Oh bother! No topics were found here!” my wordpress ver is 4.9.8 | bbpress ver is 2.5.14 | buddpress ver is 3.1.0 and my theme is PE School by PixelEmu. its work fine with Twenty Seventeen wordpress theme.
my problem is that my site will be used by blind people and it need to be 100% accessible and PE School theme provide me the same. our theme provider are not ready to support voluntarily.
website link – https://drishticonnect.antardrishti.org/groups/visually-impaired/forum/topic/this-is-test-msg/
Any suggest/help will be great to support blind people.
thanks
First, I want to say thank you to those here who offered help, especially @vapvarun. I am grateful when others step in to help no matter the situation.
After several weeks of trying to integrate BP with the plugins needed to provide the functionality, privacy, and user-friendly options my community needed, I decided to move on to another platform. The more I had to “find another plugin” to fix a problem, the more time was sunk into a project that was not coming to fruition. My frustration was too much – it was time to let it go.
I work as an executive coach and business adviser. Tech really isn’t my thing but I know enough to build websites on WordPress using Divi for both computer and mobile use. So if the BP leadership team is willing to hear valuable feedback, then please take this in for the good of the BP community.
From my perspective, this is what I would do if I was the CEO of BP:
• Monetize BuddyPress with membership levels:
Basic – $49 for annual subscription with all upgrades and free online support
Intermediate – $89 annual subscription includes above plus email support
Advanced – $119 annual subscription includes above plus priority support
VIP – $199 annual subscription includes above plus 30% discount on design-team services
• All members have access to BP design teams at $189 hourly, non-members pay $229 hourly, and VIP members pay $132 hourly.
• Form collaborative partnerships with companies that build plugins specifically for BP. Co-ordinate innovative projects where both companies are benefited.
I’m sure most of you have the time and skills to force a dozen or so plugins to make BP do what you need it to do. I can’t give any more to this. This past week I moved my community to a paid platform, Peepso, and hope it will free me up to invest time in building and marketing my community rather than trying to get it off the ground.
Consider monetizing BP. It’s a solid product, but it needs a lot of help. People will pay for it, and, they should. Those who continue to invest their heart and soul into BP should be rewarded.
Maybe you guys will see me again, maybe you won’t. Best of life and blessings to everyone.
Now it’s redirecting to the WordPress admin page for a user account. Not the super admin for the site, but just the account. Not sure I recall editing anything for this to happen.
After a member logs in, they are still on the login page. How do I get it to redirect to their home page for their account? Issue seems to occur(in one way or another) regardless of theme. I’m pretty sure there’s some code I can change, I’m just not sure which file to look at.
Hi,
Am new to wordpress, don’t have coding knowledge.
I have created a wordpress website and i created some users, when user try to upload profile cover page the photo upload button not working, when i click on that button not responding.
Can any one help me on this
Hi, when I try to view notifications or settings page from profile or try to log out I get this error message:
Too many redirects occurred trying to open “my webiste” This might occur if you open a page that is redirected to open another page which then is redirected to open the original page.
I’ve tried these things so far but had no luck.
– remove/disable htaccess file
– disable other plugins
– delete and reinstall buddypress
– clear cache and cookies
– update plugins/wordpress
“Show Toolbar when viewing site” is a WP setting.
Somebody probably has such a function.
But you should ask a larger audience – try wordpress.org/support/
I recently added buddypress to my wordpress site, and it’s fantastic!
However, members that were previously registered to the site do not have links in the menu such as
“Profile, Forums, Friends, Groups, Settings”
Only newly registered users have those links.
I should also note that the /members/ page doesn’t have the users, so I assume that their bp profile hasn’t been activated yet? How can I automatically activate all previous user accounts other than sending them an email (if that is what the problem is).
I am new on this. I bought a WP theme that uses BP, and I need to customize the menu (Home, Profile, activity, notifications, friends, groups, forums, setting) and change their names and their functionalities as well as the sub menu of each of them.
The bug needs to be reproduceable on a fresh install of WordPress and BuddyPress.
If you are able to replicate this bug there, then please list the steps it takes to duplicate the problem.
It’s possible that you are using a plugin or custom code to change certain things. If that is the case, you need to disable all BuddyPress-related plugins and code snippets and then trying to reactivate each one to pinpoint what is causing the problem.
I’m using buddypress 3.1 (nouveau template pack) on wordpress 4.9.8 with Twenty Seventeen theme for now and I’m trying to hide non friends from autocomplete in destination field on private messages compose screen.
With the legacy template pack the field is labelled “Send To (Username or Friend’s Name)” and only list friends unless I put “define( ‘BP_MESSAGES_AUTOCOMPLETE_ALL’, true );”, that behaviour is awesome but when I switch to nouveau template pack (the theme I’m thinking in use uses nouveau template pack only) the field became “Send @Username” and list everyone no matter what I do, in fact in my multisite network it lists every person from both blogs!
I already try the codes in here but none filters the autocomplete list. With those codes the message fails with is something but I really need to hide non friends.
Hi
I have just started to use buddypress.
I think it was a little strange the users from wordpress, admin and so on also comes on members list in buddypress. Is it possible to have a seperate member list for buddypress, instead of using the wordpress user list?
Thanks in advance.
The Membership List in Groups does now show unless the Buddypress component ‘Activity Streams’ or ‘Notifications’ are active. If they are not active, it just displays “Requesting the group members. Please wait.”
Tested on:
WordPress 4.9.8
Twenty Seventeen 1.7
BuddyPress 3.1.0
Template Pack BuddyPress Nouveau
No other plugins active.
No errors in console
Really need this fixed because I don’t want those components active.
Here is a video that shows what the issue is. Apologies for the third-grade video editing:
As shown in this video, the steps to recreate the issue are to:
1) Click on any community member
2) Click the “Public Message” button on their profile
3) On the activity feed page, place your cursor in the message box and type “Here I am typing”
4) Hover your mouse cursor over the “Post Update” button. Notice that it is still an arrow icon because you cannot click it.
5) Click the button. IT WILL NOT POST.
6) Click anywhere outside of the message box (e.g. white space off to the right).
7) Hover back over the “Post Update” button. Notice that it is STILL an arrow icon because you cannot click it.
8) Click the button. IT WILL NOT POST.
9) Click back in the message field.
10) Hover back over the “Post Update” button. The cursor changes to a hand icon because the button has now been activated.
11) Click the button. IT FINALLY POSTS.
So, the user experience is that they type their message and then have to click somewhere outside of the message box, then click back inside the message box before they can send their message. Not a good user experience. It did this both on the Klein theme that I am using and the standard WordPress 2016 theme. Exact same experience.
Let me know if there are additional questions that I can clarify.
Thanks for any help demystifying why this is happening.