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As often with customization, it’s a matter of compromise… By default you see the nesting. Now you have a comment toggle.

This is wrong: There is no distinction IDs & classes between comments and replies.

The comment button code is
<a href="<?php bp_activity_comment_link(); ?>" class="button acomment-reply bp-primary-action" id="acomment-comment-<?php bp_activity_id(); ?>"><?php printf( __( 'Comment %s', 'buddypress' ), '<span>' . bp_activity_get_comment_count() . '</span>' ); ?></a>

The reply link code is
<a href="#acomment-<?php bp_activity_comment_id(); ?>" class="acomment-reply bp-primary-action" id="acomment-reply-<?php bp_activity_id(); ?>-from-<?php bp_activity_comment_id(); ?>"><?php _e( 'Reply', 'buddypress' ); ?></a>

At least there is a difference in the ID’s ! No ? 🙂

That said, you have only one activity and X comments for it. That replies are for the activity itself or replies to replies (to replies to replies of replies etc) inside that activity, makes no difference. All this is considered as a conversation attached to this activity.

Each comment/reply has is own ID. But toggling inside what i described before would be a bit complicated.

If you have long discussion inside your site activity, perhaps consider this plugin
https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-wall/

Maybe you could try this plugin ?
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-group-hierarchy/

Read also the plugin support for additionnal informations before activating it.

According to your specifications:

1) We would like that user after purchase of one of those services could access to a private page where he can manage what he have purchased.

2) We would like to have freedom to put personalized content on user private pages.

3) We need in particular that a user could use a contact form tu send us extra information on services configuration.

Solution:
1) woocommerce + some page privacy settings
2) wordpress configuration
3) a contact form ?

I would say you don’t need BuddyPress for that. Confirmed by your statement:
We don’t need to have interaction between user, like a forum or a social network.

Read about BuddyPress.

Hi, glad it works for you.

The visual editor use TinyMCE wich comes with his own ID and class. That works with WP, but not with BP who use his own id’s and JS on activity page.

Tweaking JS files is delicate and that’s why i said “deactivate the visual tab”. You should use the filter i indicated to remove it completely (so nobody would be tempted to click it).
But if you’re comfortable with JS, feel free to do it. But without any warranty (outside some headeache) about the final result as it will be very tricky to do.

The media uploader is usually reserved to site admin, editors and authors when they post on the blog from backend. In our case, adding some styling possibilities to the what’s new content from frontend, is slightly different.

Imagine all your xxx.xxxx members accessing to the media library without any control each time they write something! That’s a big security risk, because subscribers (wich is the default BP users level) could access to a part of your backend and also to your server.

If you need full publication rights, create authors and let them publish real blog posts. But don’t use the what’s new form to replace this (complex) bloging functionnality.

The text tab has already a bold button (b – the first one, on the left ).
And you can embed links to images using the img button or embed different medias like video simply by copy/pasting a youtube link or other allowed services.

Take also in mind that the default form comes without any style buttons. This trick add some.

Guess you have to work with this compromise. IMO better as nothing, no ? Avoid reinventing the wheel ! Stay simple and your site will remain operable.

There are known problems with the member/group Cover Image features not using HTTPS URLs, but everything else ought to work if you configure WordPress to use HTTPS.

See these plugins
https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-registration-groups-1/

https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-auto-group-join/

but remember you asked first for Conditional select options […] 😉

You can download the modified js file (trunk:10207) here:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/src/bp-core/js/bp-plupload.js?rev=10207

If it doesn’t work, revert back to original plupload.js and debug elsewhere.

Youl’ll probably have to ask your theme support in that case.
Activate also wp_debug in wp-config to eventl. get some other error msg.

Hi @mikke1978,

assuming each active BP component has his page and that this page is really unique and without any template assigned:

– you have to setup pretty permalinks to an option other that “default”.

Apparently you made something with your url configuration:
– wordpress doesn’t use www by default.
– all your components (activity, members and groups) are in /blog/ directory. By default, you should have http://your-site/activity.

Not that all this cannot be done, but if you want it like this, you have to setup that correctly. This is no the case at the moment.
Note also that BuddyPress does not work on installations where you give WordPress its own directory.

The question is where is WP installed ? At the site root or in a /blog/ directory ?

Open dashboard > General and check what is entered under site path and url and compare with what is in htaccess

Sorry but we can’t bring assistance for premium themes.
that said it may be a JS conflict generated by BP in some exotic JS situation…
Read here: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6574

The ultimate tutorial to add wp_editor to What’s New textarea (on Site, Members and Group Activities pages).

Warning
The What’s New feature was never intended to publish posts or formatted text. It was imagined for brief announcement or instant conversation. That’s why this textarea is texturized and doesn’t allow much HTML tags. It is also ajaxified and need the original BP ID to work.
You will use it at your own risk.

The following trick will let you remove the existing textarea from the template and replace it with a custom wp_editor. And it will be very customized ! For example, you will not have the visual tab, but only his HTML version, similar to the one you see on this forum for example.

Required:
BuddyPress activated
a working child theme
some understanding of HTML and php grammar

This trick was succesfully tested on a single install with WP 4.6, BP 2.6.2 and a Twenty Sixteen child theme.

Start !
Read from here how to remove the textarea in post-form.php

The code to remove is line 40 and looks like this:

<textarea class="bp-suggestions" name="whats-new" id="whats-new" cols="50" rows="10"
	<?php if ( bp_is_group() ) : ?>data-suggestions-group-id="<?php echo esc_attr( (int) bp_get_current_group_id() ); ?>" <?php endif; ?>
><?php if ( isset( $_GET['r'] ) ) : ?>@<?php echo esc_textarea( $_GET['r'] ); ?> <?php endif; ?></textarea>

You replace it by:

<?php
$content = '';
$editor_id = 'whats-new';
wp_editor( $content, $editor_id );
?>

As the visual edit tab doesn’t work, you must deactivate it. In your child-theme functions.php, add this:
add_filter( 'user_can_richedit' , '__return_false', 50 );

And that’s it !

If you want also rich edit for activity comments, which i didn’t recommand for sites who have many comments, you can use the same technique as above, with some more settings. Note that each comment has is own ID and that each comment editor should also have an unique ID.

First, you need to remove the textarea from (child-theme/buddypress/)activity/entry.php
You remove this:
<textarea id="ac-input-<?php bp_activity_id(); ?>" class="ac-input bp-suggestions" name="ac_input_<?php bp_activity_id(); ?>"></textarea>
and replace it by

<?php
$id             = bp_get_activity_id();
$content	= '';
$editor_id	= 'ac-input-'. $id;
$settings	= array( 
			'textarea_name'	=> 'ac_input_'. $id,
			'editor_class'	=> 'ac-input bp-suggestions'
		);
wp_editor( $content, $editor_id, $settings );
?>

With Twenty Sixteen, i first couldn’t see the Post Update button and the option selector. I got it with this little CSS adjustment (in child-theme/style.css).

div#whats-new-options { display: block!important;}

Function reference: wp_editor.

Guess it concern at first WordPress. Read here:
http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-add-ssl-and-https-in-wordpress/

@jendam As of #6573, you’ll need to add custom CSS to tweak the appearance.
Read https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6573#comment:4

The ticket is closed as invalid.

yes…i read your post as well…unfortunately no plugin exists which would import bp related data. So you need to do it via phpmyadmin only as of now…just backup everything in case u need to revert back..best luck

also mairajs last link is of users capability issue which he faced…so if you face that issue then only u need to check this …else ignore this….

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/admin-problems-after-moving-wordpress?replies=2#post-750300

Perhaps the closing php tag after endwhile. Remove ?>

<?php endwhile;
	// User filtering.
	$user_id = bp_displayed_user_id()
		? bp_displayed_user_id()
		: false;

Note that you’re hacking a core file and that customization will be lost at next bp update.
Never do that.
That said i doubt that your like button will work on BP activities. That button is made for wordpress, not BP.
Try better this plugin which is more appropriate imho.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-like/

I’m not aware of any plugin that offers a feature to remove the activation URL. You would instead have to delete the user/signup record entirely.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/unconfirmed/ might help.

Please don’t double post on this forum.

You activated BuddyPress Custom Profile Menu plugin and got a fatal error. Remove it or rename his folder via FTP, so you can access your dashboard again.

Then contact the plugin author.
Since 2.6, BP use a new navigation API. Maybe the plugin isn’t updated for that or there is another conflict with your theme.

You have to debug.
And read also here please.

Hi @dnicu26

I can’t immediately see why that should be stopping the emails. Can you remove the snippet and test again, see if the emails resume sending?

Are you talking about the plain text email that you get from WordPress that says something like a “new user registered on your site”? I assume this has always worked in the past — how many such emails have you received? 10s? 100s?

Can you also please check your spam folders in your email?

Finally, are you using Multisite or regular WordPress?

You may want to look at creating member types. Then you could add the meta as a div class and style them via css:

Member Types

https://gist.github.com/imath/3a5c5ade44eae997fdfd

If you don’t have the ability to code or hire someone that does you may want to try some of the member type plugins out there:

BuddyPress Member Types

https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-member-type-generator/

If you want to replace the activity post with recipes instead (eliminating the default ‘activity’) you could change the label of activity to “recipes” using this guide from the codex:

Change “Activity” component’s name and slug to something else.

If you want to keep the activity updates, and add a separate form for recipes, you will probably need to explore Custom Post Types. You’ll need to register a post type called Recipes.

These might help:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/register_post_type
http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-create-custom-post-types-in-wordpress/

Then add it to the activity stream as a registered activity:

Post Types Activities

Users would need to use the dashboard to create a recipe update in this model, unless you created a front end recipe posting system using something like Gravity Forms:

https://gravitywiz.com/use-gravity-forms-to-create-user-submitted-posts/

Hey @idichoo,

It’s awesome you’d like to help with BuddyPress translation! Happy to help you get started with translating on http://translate.wordpress.org. I’m Petya on wp Slack.

If you’d like to get started on your own, this is the best page: https://make.wordpress.org/polyglots/handbook/about/get-involved/first-steps/

BuddyPress could use a Project Translation Editor for Chinese as well, so if you’d like to become one, you can post a request on https://make.wordpress.org/polyglots and we’ll put you in touch with the Chinese General Translation Editors so they can add you as a project maintainer.

P.S. If you’d like to help the team with something quick, you can give us a hand with translating the WordPress 4.6 release video to Chinese! http://www.amara.org/en/videos/HD0Z715enyuZ/id/1429554/