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Disques is intended for WordPress (read plugin description), not BuddyPress, which use his own comment system through essentialy the site activities.

You’re incorrect. See Trac to have an idea of what improvements are part of.

@insearchofasolution Just thought I would chime in on this.

You would be able to do this but it depends on the approach you take, You could use buddypress for the social network side of things for the messaging between users etc and profile pages/groups etc whilst building a custom user interface for most of the other options you mentioned and tie them together for each user.

Its good you are clear about what you are exactly wanting to build and its all down to research, You can most definitely create separate vendor pages and account pages using custom post types and fields and creating templates for these pages etc.

If you don’t know how to do all of this you may struggle though, unless a specific plugin meets your requirements, I myself have been using an amazing suite of plugins over the past year or so that will help you do a lot of this yourself , they are brilliant for creating complex websites and layouts without having to write everything from scratch. You will have to have knowledge of html and css etc at the very least to use them efficiently though, they do come at a cost and you are looking at $300 for the complete set, these plugins are a little more advanced than other plugins to use as they are developer orientated and can be overwhelming at first if you are new to them, but if you stick with them you will start to realize the doors these plugins can open for you on wordpress and can help make your workflow loads faster and make your project come to life. do a search for TOOLSET PLUGINS by wp-types.

I hope this helps a little bit, creating a complex website as you mentioned above will take patience and time if you are new to doing it, I am in the middle of a few complex builds myself and to be honest with you I now pre-fare to use these plugins for most of my projects now as I can easily create any type of custom post with custom fields and display them via content templates without having to create the templates from scratch on each project.

The best thing about the custom fields you can create with these plugins is that you can create user specific fields and control access to everything with the access plugin, giving you full control over everything and you can create quite complex membership sites yourself.

I see the members list (http://www.hostinggeeks.net/members/) !
I see the site activity (http://www.hostinggeeks.net/activity/) !

You have to debug your site.

Use a Twenty theme while debuging and activate wp-debug in wp-config.php

The k-elements plugin is throwing many warnings. Deactivate it and ask evtl. for help on it’s support forum.

Try searching the Plugin Directory.

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

Or do you mean create a group for each new user ? So if you have 100 registration, you would have 100 groups ? Huh…

Do you mean a sub-group ? There is a plugin for that: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/warnings-with-bp25 (not updated, but is still working) – see the support if you have an issue.

Or read on codex about Group API and how to add them a new page…

Group Extension API

Hi,

have you tried this ?
https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddymemberstats/

just fyi: you can replace this:
! bp_current_user_can( 'bp_moderate' )

with this:
! is_super_admin()

is_super_admin()

https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-profile-rating/screenshots/

Afaik you have to code something yourself. BP use only display_name for activities and @ mentions and bbPress, if active, also.

See all existing _display_name related fn here.

How WP get display_name is related in this topic.

BuddyPress is member oriented and they’re some rating plugins out for profiles or groups. For pure content like posts or CPT’s, you have to search for some WP plugin on the plugin repository.

Another alternative could myCred, which is made for BP. Inconvenient (if ever), it does much more as only allowing rating.

If you are on a multisite install, each profile has a tab containing a list of sites the member belongs too, so those link already exist.
If you want such link elsewhere, you basically can use this.

As you say nothing about where you want the link to be on a profile, i assume you want it explicitly showing on the profile header. Following snippet will accomplish that. I tested it on a MS install with 2 blogs (main site + 1 user blog).

function my_link_to_blog() {

if ( bp_is_user() ) {
	$user_id = bp_displayed_user_id();	
} else {
	$user_id = bp_get_member_user_id();
}

	$blogs = get_blogs_of_user( $user_id );

	if ( $blogs ) {
		echo '<ul>';
			foreach ( $blogs as $blog ) {
			// exclude the main blog if a user signed to another one
				if ( $blog->userblog_id != get_current_blog_id() ) { 
					echo '<li>View my blog<a href="http://' . $blog->domain . $blog->path .'">' .  $blog->blogname . '</a></li>';
				}
			}
		echo '</ul>';
	}

}
add_action( 'bp_before_member_header_meta' , 'my_link_to_blog' ); 

Add to bp-custom.php

Hi @subairtc,

see bp_activity_get_where_conditions filter in bp-activity-classes.php ~L. 418

Here a similar question with more details.

Also, maybe you can do something based on this snippet, with a different approach.

/**
 * Change order of activities query string.
 * @param string $query Query string.
 * @return string $query Modified query string.
 */
function bpfr_filter_activity_default( $query ) {
	if ( empty( $query ) && !empty( $_POST ) ) {
		$query = 'order=ASC';
	}
	return $query;
}
add_filter( 'bp_ajax_querystring', 'bpfr_filter_activity_default', 999 );

Apologize if i’m wrong. 😉

I,m am very sorry but… You did make those changes somehow, wordpress and buddypress only outputs lowercase slugs.

You are not typing internet adresses directly into your browser? Those links in your chase are generated by your theme? Did you try a different theme? Did you try to change the page slug?

Well, what do you know: I just found a fix for my problem here:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4824#comment:4

(I had seen that recent fix from @pareshradadiya previously, but hadn’t noticed that it was a recent update to a 3 year old thread. So, figuring it might actually be current and relevant, I gave it a try and it worked.)

I’m having the same problem after upgrading to WordPress 4.5.2. I didn’t see the problem prior to that.

Have you found a solution yet?

For readers curious about the answer, autoembed does not run on meta items unless the dev runs it manually themselves ( @r-a-y ).

More details on BuddyPress Slack.

Hi Julia,

it’s a bbPress bug, patched a while ago, but still in. Maybe a day it will be repaired definetly.

For the moment, you can repair yourself. Open activity.php in wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/extend/buddypress/

Replace following code block at line 277/279:

$existing = bp_activity_get_specific( array( 'activity_ids' => $activity_id, 'show_hidden' => true, 'spam' => 'all', ) );
if ( empty( $existing['total'] ) || ( 1 !== (int) $existing['total'] ) )
return null;

by

$existing = new BP_Activity_Activity( $activity_id );
if ( empty( $existing->component ) ) {
return null;
}

Save and reload to to your site by FTP and you’re done.

A Group Types API is on its way – 7 commits yesterday 🙂 https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6784