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I’m able to create xprofile fields but I can’t edit or delete them. I receive the error “Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page.”.
I’m a super admin in multisite and admin on this site.
I have disabled all the plugins except buddypress and that did not fix the problem. I have changed the theme to twenty seventeen and that did not solve the problem.Wordpress Multisite install v4.7.3 and buddypress v2.8.2
bp_root_blog is set to site #3 (Only site with buddypress activated)
Hi folks,
I need help – we are running BuddyPress as a social intranet at our company and I need to hide the last activity updates of the users after their names listed in the member directory (WordPress v4.7.3, BuddyPress v.2.8.2, Theme: Catch Box). Preferably without child themes. Thx for your help!
As soon as I solved my previous problem, I ran into a new one.
I am trying to give my users full moderation privileges for groups they themselves create. But for some reason, whenever a Group Admin (not a site admin) tries to delete someone else’s comment in a group they’ve created, they receive a 404 error.
Users can successfully delete their own comments.
Site admins can successfully delete any/all comments.
Group Admins, however, can see the delete button for other people’s comments in their own groups, but receive a 404 error when they click it.
Here’s what I am running:
BuddyPress 2.7.3
X Theme 4.6.4
Wordpress 4.6.4
Hosted by WP EngineAnd here’s my url, happy to give admin creds if necessary.
Hello, I am having a very difficult time figuring out why we cannot seem to upload profile or group images on our Prod site. Here’s what I am experiencing:
– Whenever I try to upload a new image, i receive an error that says “Upload Failed! Error was: Please upload only these file types: JPEG, GIF, PNG.” (I have tried all three file types; all fail.)
– Oddly, the “Take Photo” option seems to work.
Here’s what I am running:
BuddyPress 2.7.3
X Theme 4.6.4
Wordpress 4.6.4
Hosted by WP EngineHappy to provide login info if that helps.
Thank you for the support, and I hope you can help me get this figured out!
Here’s the live url (Note that BuddyPress is currently activated, but not yet integrated into our nav system. I want to wait until we have this problem fixed before I make the BP features public.)
Topic: Profile matching feature
I want the members on my dating site to fill in profile fields about themselves and then be able to search for specific characteristics they desire (found in other members’ profile fields) to find a “match”. I haven’t been able to figure out how to do this. I think it requires two sets of profile fields – one for “myself” and one for “my ideal date”.
How can I create the two sets of profile fields and connect them so when a member searches for “my ideal date”, the info from other members’ “myself” is accessed and a matching percentage given?
I think it has to be two sets of fields because the language differs between when a member fills in info about themselves and when they input what they are seeking.
I’m trying to get my site up live and it’s taking me forever so I sure appreciate any help you can provide.
I’m using WordPress 4.7.3 running Sweetdate Child theme that came with BuddyPress Version 2.8.2
Hello, I am trying to create a community site for a client with a WordPress multisite. I’m running beaver builder and installed BuddyPress, but when I do, BuddyPress breaks the page builder. Any thoughts?
Hello!
I have a small problem with BuddyPress:
http://www.dultus.de/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Unbenannt.png
the selection rectangle for the avatar is very small and unselectable and the uploaded picture is as you can see pretty cut.Someone knows a solution?
I’m using:
Customizr theme
and
Wordpress v. 4.7.3
//EDIT
I’m also using lazy loadThank you for any help!
Hi!
This issue seems to be a popular one, but I’ve tried the solutions suggested in the previous posts (ranging from 3-1 year ago) such as:
- deactivated all other plug-ins except for BP,
- set the permaulnk to post-name
- checked the “Anyone can register” box
- made sure registration.php and activate.php exist in ../plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/
But still no luck 🙁
I’m using the latest versions:
– WordPress ver 4.7.3
– BuddyPress ver 2.8.2
– PHP 5.4Thanks! Much appreciated!
I have been searching topics and trying everything but can’t seem to find out how to translate buddypress properly.
I’ve downloaded the dutch translation files and made it as my main language in wordpress. But buddypress only shows the english text.
I put the .po and .mo files in wp-content/languages/plugins/
Also I used Loco Translate to sync it with the .pot file but that also didn’t help eventough it shows the dutch files and 100% translated.
How can I fix this? I’m kind of stuck.
Once the group is created, I can’t update the group photo, some of the code isn’t being generated. I’ve disabled all the plugins and change the theme, the outcome is the same. When creating a new group I can upload a photo. When updating an existing group’s photo I can’t. It seems that some of the code isn’t generating. I’ve attached captures of both a group creation and group photo update. When the code is generated for the group photo updates, the code for bp-avatar-nav and bp-avatar-status are missing.
I’m using the following versions: WordPress 4.6.1, buddy press 2.8.2 and bbpress 2.0
I’m using the smpl-skeleton theme.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
I have buddypress installed but I have overidden the buddypress registration page. I prefer to use the default wordpress registration page because it is easier for me to not only create custom fields but apply data validation rules that suit my usecase (enforcing unique entries, regex format etc). I can not do this for the buddypress registration page.
How can I ensure that the wordpress user profile/account details (phone number etc) are displayed on the user’s buddypress profile page. I noticed that only the display name is shown by default. Can the user also control the visibility of this display? Any guidelines on how to achieve this shall be appreciated.
For unknown reason I suddenly started getting a page asking me for activation key every time after I register myself as a pretend new user and after clicking on the activation link in the email.
I read a post https://buddypress.org/support/topic/activation-code-after-new-member-registration/ with the same problem saying the activation key is in the email. I tried that so this is an example of the link,
http://localhost/wordpress/activate-3/zhG7gX5p4mtAnSv91K1ePhgBO3V3laWh/
I tried zhG7gX5p4mtAnSv91K1ePhgBO3V3laWh
activate-3/zhG7gX5p4mtAnSv91K1ePhgBO3V3laWh
and the entire url,
but none of them work.In fact, the new user was never created because I checked the Users at admin backend, the new user was never there.
A participant in the post said BP Autologin on Activation plugin solved her this problem but I tried it and it did not work. I think my situation is different from other members in that post because their newly registered members was actually created but mine wasn’t.
I don’t know why this would happen because it never had this problem before.
My site is still localhosted, if that matters.
WP 4.7.3
BP 2.8.2Please help.
Thank you.
Hi,
By the usual process of elimination, I’ve nailed this issue down to Buddypress. Once you SSL your site (making sure to follow all the recommendations and changes to wp-config etc), every post action in WordPress will be met by a SPDY_PROTOCOL_ERROR page. Refresh page, post again, all good. It’s more of an annoyance than a show stopper, but visitors are unforgiving, so the drop off rate is badly impacted.
Based on my research, it seems to be related to relative / hard-coded url structures within the plugin that cause the malfunction. To reproduce it, go to home page, wait 5 secs for all the scripts to complete, and login using the widget. Boom > SPDY_PROTOCOL_ERROR (SSL Cert Lock in URL goes (!) ). Refresh, SSL lock goes green, et voila, login. It happens on most things though, so it must be a mixed content thing with Buddypress.
The Remove HTTP plugin hadsn’t helped unfortunately either.
Site: swingle.co.za
PHP version >= PHP 5.2.4 (Minimum version required by WordPress) 5.6.30
WordPress Version 4.7.3
WP_SITEURL Explicitly set site URL https://www.swingle.co.za
WP_HOME Explicitly set blog URL https://www.swingle.co.za
BuddyPress – Version 2.8.2 Active
GeneratePress Version 1.3.44 Active
X-Powered-By => PHP/5.6.30
Server => LiteSpeedSo I see this is a pretty common request and I have searched it but most the thread I see on it are 3+ years old. Either telling me to remove it via javascript or hide it via CSS. I’ve even see a few trac tickets about it not being removed or can’t be removed. And a plugin mentioned a few times but it doesn’t seem promising.
I find it hard to believe that there’s an unremovable field added that you cannot easily replace with a First and Last name field considering most social websites, forums, and communities I’ve joined ask for that upon registration instead of a strangely generic “Name” field.
I’m hoping I’m just on the wrong track and it’s easier than I think. The core of the question is, what’s a compatible, long term way to switch out the “Name” field for a “First Name” and “Last Name” field?
Hi,
I’m using the WPLMS theme which creates buddypress pages.
I also have the MyCred plugin and also the WPLMS MyCred ADD On installed (points for Referrals sign ups) however when a user refers using the MyCred referral URL it does not work on BuddyPress Pages.
It looks like the mycred integration is only for normal posts not for buddypress because MyCred works fine on normal wordpress pages. However the buddypress pages seem to have issue.
1.) Any plans on adding MyCred integration to buddypress in the near future?
Regards,
JonoI have seen this posted elsewhere on the forum, so I am curious if a fix is forthcoming? As mentioned above, I have tested this with the 2017 Theme and the issue is the same, so it is not a conflict with the Theme. You mention opening a “Trac Ticket” for bugs, but I have no idea what that is, or how to do it.
When a user registers on my website, through BuddyPress, an email is supposed to be sent to the user for them to confirm, before the registration becomes active. This email is never sent. I have tried disabling the BuddyPress plugin and then the email does get sent, so it is clearly a BP issue. As some users have suggested, I tried the plugin wp-mail-smtp, but that failed to work for me. I also do not think adding another plugin, as a bandage, is the right answer.
A double opt-in is critical for the website I am building and I will not be able to use BP if the issue cannot be resolved.
I look forward to your response on this. Thank you.
Michael
Hi everyone,
I know that a lot of topics are existing about this.
But there is currently no solution if you want to allow your users using underscores in their username…
I know wordpress is allowing this, but not buddypress…
Thanks by advance for any idea.
Antoine