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Topic: WordPress asking for login
Whenever a new user registers for my site, wordpress asks them for an email. Is there a way to circumvent this? I used buddypress back in 13-14 so I don’t remember if there was a specific feature I used to avoid this. I essentially want my users to be able to use the entire site from the front end and avoid any use of wordpress.
Topic: Problem Activating Features
When I install Buddypress, which I used in the past and I adore this plugin btw, I try with my new site to select the options ‘Friend Connections’, ‘Private Messaging’, ‘User Groups’ and ‘Site Tracking’ and activate them. It will save and when the page reloads it shows none of these features ever being activated.
I am currently on chat support with WordPress for the last two hours and they have no idea what is causing this. I tried uninstalling reinstalling, installing the beta version, changing themes, removing any possible conflicting plugins, and selecting them one at a time, I even had every other admin and the site owner try to get it to work for them and it still hasn’t worked.
What could be going on that is causing this issue? We have the business plan with WordPress so I’m not sure on the server being an issue as I didn’t use WordPress for my server in the past.
This one buddy press bug :
wordpress : 4.9.5
Buddypress : 2.9.4On registration time same like default wordpress username allowed with space but buddy presss remove a space in code.
\plugins\buddypress\bp-members\bp-members-functions.php Line : 1852 $user_login = preg_replace( '/\s+/', '', sanitize_user( $user_login, true ) );In short without validate filed why removed a space from username because of after registration user don’t know this one removed a space.
Example :
Ravi Patel (registration input time)
After registration this one display now in backend RaviPatel.WordPress 4.9.5 -> BuddyPress 2.9.4
Hi all,
This is when viewing a user’s profile page. I removed the Friends tab with the below code but the View tab is still showing (it’s not necessary since the Profile tab is there and points to the same place, the user’s profile page). Is there a list somewhere of the slugs for the tabs or is there a function that can generate that? Or am I completely off about this 🙂
Thanks in advance.
function remove_nav_items() {
if ( !bp_is_my_profile() && !is_super_admin()) {
bp_core_remove_nav_item( 'friends' );
bp_core_remove_nav_item( 'view' );
}
}
add_action( 'bp_setup_nav', 'remove_nav_items',301);
Hey there,
I have an issue with buddypress on my WordPress site. I have installed the latest stable version of buddypress and registered the members component with the respective page.Whenever a user who is not administrator tries to access the members page, a 404 is shown. The same applies to everything beneath this page, such as editing profile. For administrators , everything is fine. I have tried to track the problem down. I have flushed the permalinks, disabled all plugins. When I switched to the default theme, everything works fine as expected. So, I suspect the issue has to be with my theme, enfold.
I fiddled with the capabilites and found that if I add the “edit others pages” capability to a user he is able to access the members page. But this has undesired consequences such as the ability to create drafts for pages and accessing the theme options (why in the world?).
Anyway as this is most likely a theme specific problem, I would like to ask if there are any experiences with such a matter or hints what I could look out for.
Thanks!
What am I looking for? I want my “Recent Posts” and “Recent Replies” to only include posts under a specific parent forum category, but I can’t (for the life of me) figure out how to implement such a filter.
Why? Our community has a top-level forum dedicated to “Welcome, John McNewuser!” posts. It’s a good forum that serves a purpose, but replies in that forum add noise to the “recent” feeds, where participants are looking for the more relevant conversations going on in the main forums under a separate top-level parent forum category.
Versions?
WordPress: 4.9.5 BuddyPress: 2.9.4 bbPress: 2.5.14 bbPress Advanced Recent Topics Widget: 0.9Hey Guys,
I have added a buddypress favorite button below all post in wordpress. When clicked, the content is saved in the “buddypress favorites” folder for the user. I would like to create an activity alert that shows when a wordpress post has been favorited.
Can someone please help me with this?
I am running WordPress 4.9.5 with the Sweetdate Theme. Buddpypress 2.9.4 http://housing.digitalelegance.com/members/
I am trying to get a few of the profile fields to show up under the member name on the members page. I tried to edit the member-loop.php and nothing was showing up. At the moment I have hidden the following areas through CSS
.search-item .date {display:none;}
.search-item .search-body{display:none;}I need some real world help in displaying these fields. Any other information you may need, just ask. Thank you
