@modemlooper You know that a lot of plugin is bad for WordPress. I don’t want more plugins, I need the Codes. Look at this and please understand my petition.
Site Menu example:
Logo –– Home –– Activity –– Members –– Groups –– Message (1) –– Friend Request (3) –– Notifications (4) –– My Account or Profile (sub: Log Out, etc.)
The problem is, that Buddypress links (Wp / Appearance / Menus) has not Bubbles or Count Alert. I NEED THE COUNT ALERTS! NO PLUGINS!
look through this plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-notifications-widget/
The code could be reused to create a menu
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-simple-private/
This makes it so the only page you can view is the homepage, then make sure all you can see on the homepage is the login button? Either that or modify the above plugin so that it redirects to the login page.
Hi,
I want to hide the entire Base Profile Field Group on my site.
I have followed the steps outlined by @shanebp in this topic &, while the Base Profile Fields have been hidden, the tab for the Group is still visible.
I have posted a screenshot of the issue here.
I want just the profile group ‘user info’ to be visible & editable.
I’m using the Kleo theme – version 4.1.5, WordPress 4.6.1.
I’d greatly appreciate some help.
* Please refrain from @ mentioning specific users in the topics.
Most of these are plugin territory. The great thing about WordPress and BuddyPress is the nature of plugins and being able to choose the functionality you need to create a custom user experience.
Hello Scott,
My site is not really focused on images and videos so I did not have to export/import a lot of this, but the media I did import went well.
Comments on blogs (from Ning) were imported so I guess this could work out well for comments on photos/videos as well. The only thing is whenever you have a lot of media content it will take some time to export.
You just would give it a try to see how it works out. I took the following steps:
Installed WP
Installed Buddypress
Installed BBPress
Downloaded the Ning Export tool (http://www.ning.com/help/?p=5219) and started exporting
Downloaded and installed Import from Ning tool https://wordpress.org/plugins/import-from-ning/
I used ftp to upload the Ning files, to avoid errors I did this step by step (not all content at once).
Good luck with it!
As already said: it’s constructed.
The site url is defined in WP general settings and stored in wp_options table
The user name is stored in wp_users table
For the other questions about DB, read:
BuddyPress Database Diagram
WordPress database schema
@henrywright
Nothing ! I can sort them, but i was unable to assign them correctly. Whatever i tried until yet, didn’t work. It’s like the default group filters keep precedance. My feeling about group type, is that it is implemented to be used inside of group create step first and in a single group as second. In brief, it’s an information for single groups.
Also, this curious slug (groups/groupname/type/typename/) applied to the group type name showing up on a group header. This pseudo ‘type’ sub-page is used to display a directory of groups using the same type. But this directory isn’t the site group directory !
Despite this, the default group nav menu is also on that page. And when you click for example on All Groups (the default group directory page) you remain on /groups/groupname/type/typename/. Bad UX !
That’s what i discovered after unpacking 2.7 RC2. I opened a ticket and Ray patched it a few hours later. Seems to resolve partialy that specific menu problem, but for the moment it’s only a patch and a bug- not the final solution.
Now, add to that issue, the fact that the group directory is ajaxified, that groups sort options have apparently priority whatever you add as custom option and also the (imho) complex way groups_get_groups applies his filters is far away from what i’m able to do. The mangle of doc and use examples related to types is also an obstacle.
There is most probably a filter missing. The question is: what, how and where to apply it. Do we use bp_ajax_query_string or groups_get_groups ? Or both or something other ?
That said, my low php knowledge is probably the first obstacle. 😉 If you have a brilliant idea to surround this, don’t hesitate to share.
I you want i can send you a copy of what i’m trying to do, bundled as plugin.
Make sure you are logged out when accessing the register page.
Sometimes wordPress losts it’s connection to pages, you can reset this by resaving the Dashboard>>Settings>>Permalinks page, that might fix your Groups page access problem.
The most recent version of BuddyPress should work with the most recent version of WordPress. Can you describe the problem you’re seeing?
Can I simply change it on my WP-admin settings
Yes !
Hi there,
Does your default page layout include a sidebar? If so you can use Context Aware Sidebars to display a profile page specific sidebar including that widget.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/content-aware-sidebars/
My install has stopped sending any emails out for new user activation.
I can receive emails sent by WordPress after a user is manually activated, and can receive any email from Postman SMTP, as these test emails work.
I don’t use any other activity markers, but emails were not received when messages were sent either.
I have tried all of the listed troubleshooting steps that others have gone through before.
I have a custom function that creates a post for the user during the registration process. I have removed all custom functions and tried registering a user, and it still will not send any emails.
As BuddyPress uses it’s own PHP Mailer, I am not able to log them via any WP Mail logging tools, and want to see what might be going on here.
The problem reared its head around the time I upgraded to 2.6 (although the custom function during registration was also added at this time) as well
I have reset the emails multiple times, and I have not made any changes to them.
Could someone please provide assistance, or given me a suggestion on how to run the BP Email Debug code to get an email of any issues
Host is Bluehost
Here is my install, and plugin list
WordPress 4.5.4
BuddyPress 2.6.2
Advanced Custom Fields 4.4.10
Akismet 3.1.11 (inactive)
BackWPuP 3.3.4
BP Force Profile Photo 1.0.5
BP Member Type Manager 1.0.1 (inactive)
BP xProfile Location 1.2
BP XProfile WordPress User Sync 0.6.4
Broken Link Checker 1.11.2
Buddy Progress Bar 1.0.2
BuddyPress Conditional Field Groups 0.1.0
Buddypress Conditional Profile Field 2.0
Buddypress Geodirectory Integration 1.0.0 (inactive)
BuddyPress Member Type Generator 1.0.2
BuddyPress Profile Tabs 1.6.1
BuddyPress Security Check 2.1.2
BuddyPress Simple Terms And Conditions 1.3
BuddyPress Xprofile Custom Fields Type 2.5
BuddyPress Xprofile Member Type Field 1.0.4
Cherry Parallax Plugin 1.0.0 (for my theme)
Cherry Plugin 1.2.8.1 (for my theme)
Conditional Profile Fields for BuddyPress 1.1.9
Contact Form 7 4.5
Contact Form 7 – Dynamic Text Extension 2.0.1
Custom Hooks 1.0 (All my custom functions are in this plugin)
Custom Login 3.2.5
Custom Post Template By Templatic 1.0
Custom Post Type UI 1.4.1
Disable Comments 1.5.2
Display Posts Shortcode 2.7.0
Easy Parallax Slider 2.1.1
FacetWP 2.6.4
GEO my WP 2.6.6.1
GeoDirectory 1.6.5 (inactive)
Hello Dolly .1.6 (inactive)
MOJO Marketplace 1.0.1 (inactive)
MotoPress Content Editor Lite 1.6.5 (inactive)
Quick and Easy FAQs 1.0.3
SuitePlugins – Advanced XProfile Fields for BuddyPress 1.0.3
Super Socializer 7.8.1
WP Private Content Plus 1.11
WPFront User Role Editor 2.12.4
Yoast SEO 3.5
This is a bug with bbPress, not BuddyPress.
See the following ticket with a fix attached to it:
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2974
Try asking on the BP Profile Search support forum. Support is very good.
https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/bp-profile-search
I’m not sure there is a plugin that covers both the WordPress and BuddyPress new member moderation. I remember I asked the BP Registrations Options developer for it to include moderation of the WordPress Access but he said it was outside of the remit of the plugin.
@danbp thanks! I’m really new with wordpress world, and I am not a webmaster/programmer, so even if wordpress seems easy, it’s less easy for me.
If I understood: I have to create that file, put inside the suggestion of the user “brajesh”, then save the file in the plugins’ folder. Is this enough?
Thanks a lot
Hi @evilscream,
Try updating your permalink settings here:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Settings_Permalinks_Screen
Choose anything but the default.
No worry. About the heme, do you use the free version or the premium version by themeforest ?
Hi,
seems you use jetpack to fire a share widget and it looks like there is a JS conflict.
Activate a twenty theme and se what you get.
Seems also you use WP super cache.
Clear the cache and deactivate it and make a first test.
Once Twenty active, and still no button, you need to track all plugins except BP and jetpack.
Deactivate all and reactivate one by one, until you find a culprit.
If nothing found, you can be sure that or the theme or jetpack generates the button issue.
While writing here i revisited a page (/butterfly) and could see the like button…
But i think the problem is in your install setup.
First, you use www. WordPress doesn’t use it by default.
The site is also really slow. Use GTMetrix to get a detailed analysis of what you could do for better performance.
You use also a very old plugin, and certainly outdated: pc-custom-css. Why don’t you use a child-theme ?
Your images are very large, too large imho ! The guitar as example. Original size is 2500x1440px and 577ko ! On the post, it is barely larger than a thumbnail and on the Home a little medium size.
It isn’t even optimized. I did it quickly and now it makes 303ko. Appreciate the difference and the gain if you would do this for all your pictures.
Add a little JS bug or lame script over this and you know now from where you can expect issues.
This topic is titled “Function to hide private message depending of user role”.
and the snippet does that ! Subscribers have no access to the button. So far i remember it is also the default role in WordPress. You change that to your need.
The first condition in the snippet allows some users (by ID) to access the button, whatever their role.
If you want to add other WP roles, you simply copy the 2nd conditionnal if(role=='') and add another role if(role=='mamamouchi") { //do something }.
Or you use only the user ID if you have only a few members allowed to access. I litle understanding of php is of course a + to do that.
You have the basics in the snippet. Now, it’s to you now to make it work for your need.
You posted another question on Buddypress Profile Search support, where it appears that you try to remove the member search form.
In regard of the BuddyPress support forum, you use at least two third party plugins aside BP and perhaps proceeded to template customization !
You have to isolate the culprit: one of your plugins or your theme customization. BuddyPress is not concerned. Sorry.
