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Hi everyone,
Wondering if you’ve come across an issue where “Enable BuddyPress to WordPress profile syncing” only works on 1 site of a multisite/multiblog enabled setup.
On a test site, both sites can update the name and sync properly.
On a production site, only the parent site can update the name. The subdirectory site will cause the WordPress user’s name to go blank. The Extended Profile name is updated however.
Any suggestions or tips is greatly appreciated.
– Enable BuddyPress to WordPress profile syncing is active on both sites
– tried turning off all plugins
– tried with same theme on both sites
– wp-config is set to define( ‘BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG’, true );It’s very strange…
Hi! I have a website with buddypress activated on it, and have just started setting up the forum.
I’d like to know how to hide the sub groups from showing on the main forum page, so that they are only visable once someone goes into each forum (state based mostly).I’m a VERY new wordpress user, so be gentle haha!
Thanks for any help with this,
Kathy xTopic: Warning note after update
WORDPRESS 4.8.1
BUDDYPRESS 291
THEME WOFFICEI have updated WordPress today and Buddypress then this appeared:
Warning: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, no array or string given in…wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php on line 298 appearing on the bottom of each page.
I still get the notice when I upload older versions.
How can I remove this warning?
Thanks!
Hey guys,
Would anyone know how to hide and disable member pages based on their role type. (e.g. yoursite.com/members/username)
Goal: if a member is set to a WordPress Administrator role, we would like to make his/her page inaccessible from the public
Purpose: while we have been able to hide specific roles from displaying in the member directory, their member/page is still visible if you know the URL.
Similar to how we can make the WordPress Author page inaccessible, we’d like to do the same for BuddyPress’s equivalent Member page.
Thanks in advance
I am interested in creating a wordpress website where a service provider and a consumer can interact together with limited capabilities and I’m wondering if BuddyPress is a good solution. The website itself would act as a facilitator between the two parties.
This needs to be a member site with 2 login options (service provider/consumer). Each side will need to be able to create a profile (with different preset fields for each side). The consumer will post items and the service provider will “bid” on the job (think Lending Tree). Only the consumer can email the service providers they want to work with. Payment processing is not required between the two parties, but the website need to accept payment from the service providers when they choose to make a bid. Considering WooCommerce for this part but open to options. Profiles and content from both sides should be hidden from view for non-logged in visitors. An “activity stream” or simply a list of profiles would be needed for service providers to see the new opportunities from the consumers. Consumers should be able to browse all service provider profiles.
I believe this should be fairly straightforward to create. Is Buddypress a good option for this? Please let me know if I need to clarify my request. Thanks in advance for any and all advice!
Hey guys,
Wondering if there is a way to hide specific members based on a extended profile setting.
While I see options for hiding based on WordPress user role (i.e. Admin, Author, etc.) or based on WordPress user’s ID #, I’m hoping we can do this via an option available to admins to change whether a member is visible in the directory.
Also, we found that the options to hide users appear to work on the parent Buddypress but those settings don’t affect the child site in a multiblog/multisite setting.
Any suggestions is greatly appreciated thanks!
Very impressed with multiblog/multisite except for 1 issue: missing avatar sync on the 2nd site. Would anyone have any suggestions for the latest version of WordPress + Buddypress?
Thx so much
Very impressed with multiblog/multisite except for 1 issue: missing avatar sync on the 2nd site.
I have tried bp-custom.php as well as various wp-config.php changes as per other forum posts.
Unfortunately no luck so far. Would anyone have any suggestions for the latest version of WordPress + Buddypress?
Thx so much
Topic: Profile menu text colour
Hello, is there any new and creative ways to sync the data of members and their Extended Profile details to a 2nd non-networked / non-multisite website?
For example, WPMU’s “WordPress User Sync” is great to sync all of the stock WordPress members – but does not include Extended Profile data.
Another was syncing the Extended Profile data using “BuddyPress to WordPress Full Sync” to match a custom xprofile “bio” with WP’s stock “description” but this is limited to only WordPress’s available items: first name, last name, description, url, locale – not all of the other custom fields such as social media etc.
Another has been connecting to the database directly but having difficulty getting xprofile data.
Aside from going with a Multi-site Networked site, is there any new and creative ways to push xprofile and member details to a 2nd site?
Thanks so much in advance
I am using WOrdpress version 2.9.1.
Here is my question – let say I have added a post in a forum on 3-09-2017. After two days someone else Y adds new post on 5-09-2017. Now if Y adds comment to my post on 08-09-2017 my post is still not the latest . SO do we have any way to move the post which recently received comment or likes as the latest one… Right now the latest post is decided on the basis of post created not on the basis of comments or likes..Topic: Login e Redirecionamento
Olá.
Versão do WordPress: wordpress.com (aquele que é direto no navegador, não instalado no computador)
BuddyPress: 2.9.1
Site: http://www.falantecultural.com.brEstou construindo um site onde instalei o plugin do BuddyPress, porém, é a primeira vez que faço um site sozinha. Estou com grande dificuldade com o plugin.
Quando alguém se registra, recebe o email de confirmação com um link, se a pessoa clica uma vez é redirecionada para uma página que confirma o cadastro, porém, ela não consegue fazer o login.
Quando alguem clica em “login” é redirecionado pra uma página do wordpress, onde mesmo colocando nome de usuário, email, e senha que foram definidos na hora do registro, dá como “usuário inexistente”, sendo que no painel de controle aparece que o usuário esta cadastrado.
Pensei que poderia ser algum conflito de códigos, não sei.
Diante de toda essa questão gostaria de saber duas coisas principais:
1ª – Como faço o login dar certo?
2ª – Existe uma forma de não ser redirecionado para a página do wordpress quando clicar no login e permanecer dentro do meu site?Obrigada desde já.
I am a new user to BuddyPress.i recently created an account and updated my profile.As it is similar to WordPress where could I post articles for my site http://qaonair.com/ and where could I find plugins for my BuddyPress account.
Hello I’ve a wordpress side which had email issues. I installed WP SMTP Email plugin and solve most of the issue. However, when user registers on my site only the activation email isn’t sent. They don’t even get registered in email logs. Can someone help me fix this issue?
Hello,
I’m looking to have BuddyPress installed both in a members-only site, and on a public site. But I’d like the accounts to be connected, so that users of the members-only site can login, comment and edit their profiles from the public site as well. The two sites are separate installs of WordPress on separate domains.
I do NOT want to use Multisite. That would be overkill for my situation and would cause problems.
Is there a way to have BuddyPress accounts linked between two sites, and sharing their data?
Hello,
My WordPress Version is Business Plan, here is a link to my site https://sportscuffle.com/
So I wanted to reach out because I have recently purchased the business plan for my website through wordpress a few days ago. My main reason for doing this was to download the plug in BuddyPress. I had done some research and it seemed like from what I read that BuddyPress would allow for users to create accounts on my site and then would be able to log in to my site whenever they want. What I am seeing is that after they make their account and then try to log in it takes them to sign into wordpress and I feel it shoudn’t be doing this since I paid to upgrade to the Business Plan where the wordpress stuff was supposed to be all gone. Do you know how I can fix my issue?