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Hi r083r7-

Within the same site, you could write a short code that would render the profile. Outputting profile data is pretty straightforward: https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/guides/displaying-extended-profile-fields-on-member-profiles/

One another site, I’m less sure. You’d need BP API or similar, which we’re just now writing.

Check our Bowe Codes for some other useful short codes and examples for your own: https://wordpress.org/plugins/bowe-codes/screenshots/

I really have no idea, but checking the code base, that error is thrown when a field type supports options (like a dropdown or checkbox set) and the data posted at save is unpopulated or is not an array. If you’re familiar with the developer tools in Firefox or Chrome, visit that page and submit the form, then see what the $_POST payload looks like.

Code reference: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/src/bp-xprofile/classes/class-bp-xprofile-field.php#L1074

I can’t see what moving hosts would change here, but the internet is a fragile thing. 🙂

Since it’s theme specific, your best choice is to create a child theme and override that template part when you don’t want to see the image. (There are lots of conditional you can use, like is_buddypress() which returns true on a BP page.)

It’s extremely unlikely that there will be a plugin that changes one aspect of a specific theme.

Child themes: https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes

Hi,

this question is not related to BuddyPress as it seems you use Events Manager to let your members add events. Accordingly to plugin’s demo, you’ll probably have such a page.

From what i see on demo, the visual editor is the one used by WordPress. Read on WP Codex how to customize TinyMCE and use wp-editor function.

Maybe you could use this plugin to your advantage ?

Hi,

i would use a cleaner code like what is indicated here.

WP function references
wp_mail_from
wp_mail_from_name

BP function references
bp_core_email_from_name_filter
bp_core_email_from_address_filter

NB: please use the code button when you insert code on this forum.

Hi,

usually it is because you haven’t established any friendship. Go on a profile or Members Directory, click on Add as Friend.

Back to the group and see if this profile appears on the Invite tab.

Friends → Friendships

If you are in a BP dicovery phase, i recommand you to use BP Default Data plugin. Once activated you will have fake content in all BP active components (users, groups, friendships and so on). So you can see where and who see what.

Apparently nothing to do with BuddyPress.
Same question as on the buddypress-registration-groups(error comes from this plugin ) support !
See
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/fatal-error-on-registration-form-1

Hi Dan,
Thank you for pointing @humiges in the right direction.

It was a theme issue for him as communicated on mail. The plugin works fine with current version of BuddyPress 2.6.2/WordPress 4.6

Hi,

bp’s Usermenu is added to wp_admin_menu on the Toolbar, under Howdy. This BP menu ID is “my-account”.

When you’re on a profile page, you see also these items in the Buddymenu, below the profile header cover.

Some working examples here:
Remove an item from Usermenu

Remove an item from Buddymenu

Since 2.6, BuddyPress use a navigation API. See here for many use case.

Read also WP codex about admin bar menus.

Where to put BuddyPress custom code ?
Usually into bp-custom.php. This file is to BP code what a child theme is to a theme: a safe place with high priority where nothing get to loose when an update occurs !

Child’s functions.php should be reserved to whatever you need for the theme itself.
That said, it can happen(rarely) that some custom code won’t work from within bp-custom. In this case, feel free to remove it from bp-custom and give it a try inside child’s functions.php.

As novice, you’re invited to read BP and WP codex if you want to customize.

You can download the zipped version of previous releases on the Developers page of the plugin directory on WordPress.org: https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress/developers/

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