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Hi, after update BuddyPress to 2.8.0, I can’t access the Profile Fields admin screen (User -> Profile Fields) to manage the custom fields, like delete and edit (mode edit_field and delete_field). When I try to access this screens, I see the message “Access Denied”.
Before update, this was working. I downgraded the version and it’s working again. I think that is a bug of 2.8.0 version.
The BuddyPress is installed at a network installation of wordpress.
Just installed and activated buddypress on my new website: try.chirri.dk.
When I activate the plugin, I can’t do nothing:
http://prntscr.com/e98k5zI tried to create a new wordpress on a new sub-domain and it happens every time I will activate BuddyPress! What is wrong?
WordPress Version: 4.7.2
BuddyPress 2.7.4I’m currently working on this website on my localhost, so there is no link for me to share. However, I’m hoping I can explain the issue well enough that you can still help.
Overall, BuddyPress is mobile responsive. There is, however, one area that is not mobile responsive and that’s the Profile field. Profile -> View. I have the following Profile Field Groups: Base (Primary) and Administration. Although Administration, is mobile responsive, Base (Primary) is not. These two have the following table class: profile-fields. So, it appears that all the settings are the same and/or correct, but for some reason it’s not taking effect on Base (Primary). These additional fields were added with XProfile.
Please let me know if this is an issue you are familiar with and how I can fix this.
Thank you.
-Juanita
Hi !
I use the last version of wordpress and buddypress.
I try with user to change avatar but I canot.
You can see message in the picture.
https://voyagepratique.fr/img/bug/buddypress-avatar.jpg
Also i check in the admin panel and I authorize user to upload avatar. By default user is Contributor and if i change to editor or other higher grade it works.
Someone can help me ?
Thanks in advance.
first of all, i’m new to the plugin and wordpress and i am building a website with community features. feel free to tell me about some cool plugins that hook into buddypress to add functionality (i already know about bbpress).
_____________________________________________________on the wordpress dashboard in settings, buddypress, components, there is an unchecked feature named “site tracking”. what is this exactly and what does it do?
i am using the buddypress login widget. the only tabs it has are the user name and the logout button. is there a way to add more tabs to this like friends, private messages, forum topics (when bbpress is installed), etc?
in the options menu i can enable/disable users uploading profile picture and cover picture. is there an option to limit whether they upload a photo to the site or use a url to post the photo? can i make it so that i can select stock images for user to choose their profile picture and cover picture from?
i notice there is also support for additional community interaction like grouping and posting on group pages. is there a way for users to have their own personal mini blogs that can be viewed by other users?
how would i go about customizing the design/layout of user profiles?
any other advice for me?
Hello,
i have a problem. After Update the buddy plugin my images are not displayed.
The Image-URL is broken. The look like these:I don’t know how i can fix it and im not so good at wordpress.
Anyone can help me? Pls!!! 🙁Siteurl: http://www.dot-ev.de/mitglieder/
Hi there,
I need to make my client the admin for Buddypress (for a Company Intranet) but do not want to give him full WordPress admin rights.
Is there a way to achieve this? I’ve tried the ‘User Role Editor’ plugin to set him as an admin and then try and remove some capabilities from his username, but this is not possible with the plugin (as you can’t remove capabilities from an admin…)
Any ideas or solutions would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
I’m using a vanilla build of the WordPress Theme 2017, BuddyPress, and SyntaxHighlighter Evolved.
I’ve searched the forums and have found a few postings about SyntaxHighlighter Evolved, but the last I saw was 2014.
Currently, I’m trying to allow users to be able to post code from their wall in a format that is similiar to SyntaxHighlighter Evolved, however the code does not appear. Anything above the opening and closing php brackets appears, but not the code in between.
Is there any quick fixes, alternate plugins, or advice that would possibly provide a solution.
Any and all help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Mac
Topic: [Resolved] BP login widget
WORDPRESS 4.7.2
BUDDYPRESS 2.7.4I hope I am posting this in the right place. If not, I apologize.
I am using the BP Login widget on seven different sites.
Every page that this widget is on now says NOT SECURE when I’m viewing it in Chrome.
I understand this is a new Chrome thing.
Will this be addressed in a coming update?
Thanks for letting me know.
Im searching for a function php code to adapt or compress avatars (profile, group) and covers.
I found this, but only works with WP Media and rtMedia uploads.
// Increase Image compression in WordPress function wt_handle_upload_callback( $data ) { $image_quality = 75; // Change this according to your needs $file_path = $data['file']; $image = false; switch ( $data['type'] ) { case 'image/jpeg': { $image = imagecreatefromjpeg( $file_path ); imagejpeg( $image, $file_path, $image_quality ); break; } case 'image/png': { $image = imagecreatefrompng( $file_path ); imagepng( $image, $file_path, $image_quality ); break; } case 'image/gif': { // Nothing to do here since imagegif doesn't have an 'image quality' option break; } } return $data; } add_filter( 'wp_handle_upload', 'wt_handle_upload_callback' ); add_filter( 'wp_editor_set_quality', function( $quality ) { return 75; } );I posted this issue on the BP Group Hierarchy forum, but it hasn’t gotten any attention. It occurred to me that maybe I should post it here. I hope this is the right place.
The problem involves the BP Group Hierarchy plugin’s interaction with BP 2.7.x. In a nutshell, when BPGH is active, the “group members” count drops to zero. This does not happen with BP 2.6.3. I’m not the only person to report this since 2.7 came out. There are other reports on the BPGH page at WordPress.org.
Background….
I got some advice a while back (here on the BP forum) to update BPGH using a patched version created by @r-a-y. This fixed some issues I was having at the time, but ever since then I’ve been unable to update BuddyPress beyond 2.6.3. Every time I do, the group members count drops to zero across all groups — both on the main page of groups, and on the group’s own nav menu (e.g., Group Members: 152).
The problem extends to the display of group admins and mods — e.g., my theme shows the admin and mod pictures at the top of the group page normally, but with BPGH activated, it says “No Admins” and “No Mods”.
All the group members, including their status as admins and mods, is actually intact if I look at the group in Admin, but BP no longer displays them.
This happens only with BP versions after 2.6.3. For this reason, I have not been able to update BP since then (sorry, didn’t have time to troubleshoot it in earnest until now!). When I update, the counts go away. When I rollback, it’s all fine.
I should also mention that I’m experiencing this on a multisite, where BP is network-activated, and the root blog is defined (i.e., define(‘BP_ROOT_BLOG’, 20); in wp-config.php). However, I have tested it with BPGH activated only on the sub-site (root site) and also network-activated, and the problem is the same either way.
I have tested against other plugin conflicts by disabling all plugins across the entire multisite, and enabling only BuddyPress 2.7. Then as I toggle BPGH off and on, I get member counts, or they go do zero. If I rollback to 2.6.3, then the counts are fine.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. TIA 🙂