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Hello,
my developer told me that my site will not be able to manage more than 70,000 users.
He says wordpress + BuddyPress have the user limits because there would be many calls to the database.
All this is true? Because if it were true I have “ruined”
Hi all,
I’m using the latest BP version along with latest WP. I don’t see an option to hold new registrants until they are approved. Am I missing something? I’ve found this plugin but thinking there is probably a native switch I’m missing somewhere – https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-registration-options/.I just want to approve every user before they have access. Thanks.
If I have to use a plugin, what is the very best recommended?
WP 4.7, BP 2.7.3.
I’m using a little bit of code from http://wpsites.org/how-to-make-oembed-videos-responsive-10520 to filter WordPress’s oEmbed to make YouTube videos responsive. Basically it hooks into the WP filter ’embed_oembed_html’ to add a container div.
It works a treat in forum topic views, but it isn’t working on the site-wide activity feed.
This Codex page https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/embeds/ says that WP’s native oEmbed functionality is used since BP 1.5, so I would expect it to work.
Thanks
Hi I spoke with geodirectory and my request is out of their wheelhouse, but as buddypress is an add-on of theirs and what I use to have users sign up for their directory, I’m wondering if I can achieve what I need with extending buddypress.
Is it possible to create separate roles for a user when they sign up/register using geodirectory? Users fill in a radio field that asks if it’s a personal or business account. But they both get signed up as the same roles based on the generic wordpress settings.
I want to be able to automatically have a user become a certain role based on if they check business or personal and then hide/show certain things if a user is a business vs if they are personal, but as of now all users are on the same level when they sign up for the directory.
I have an error in the top of my WordPress ‘s Dashboard about homepage :
“Warning: sprintf(): Too few arguments in /homepages/9/d645720131/htdocs/app645723183/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/admin/bp-core-admin-functions.php on line 336.”
thanks in advance
Topic: Logout Redirect Issue
Okay,
Wordpress 4.7
Buddypress 2.7.3When a member logs out, I would like for them to be redirected to a different page, other than the home page. I have installed several plugins to try to achieve this and its not doing it. So I am assuming there is some core coding that is overriding the plugins. What is going on here and how can I change it?
page I would like it to redirect to is post=154
eltconjunction.com/logoutTopic: BuddyPress Logout Menu Item
Greetings,
The BuddyPress “Log Out” link is not working for me. I’m running BuddyPress 2.7.2 I didn’t upgrade to .3 yet because I didn’t see that this issue was addressed in the release notes. Anyway, I’ve tried TwentyFifteen and disabling all plugins. I’ve tried a different hosting account and the situation is the same: If I add the BuddyPress “Log Out” option to any of my menus, it supplies an encoded url… not the base part of the url, just the query string part as seen here:
All other instances of the logout link (like the one in wp admin or if I use <?php wp_logout(); ?> to generate one) all work fine.
Could you point me to the BuddyPress code that generating the menu point? Or otherwise point me in the right direction?
Thanks,
AlecIve read through a dozen or so threads about this and tried many things to no avail. The users register, get their email, click the activate link in the email and go to the website. However the website says the activation code is invalid. The user can log in but no one thinks it worked because of the red letter error on the activate page. They have an account and are active but the error code is the deal killer.
I set up smtp email plugin and that works. The users get their emails fine but the activation page says the code is invalid.
I tried removing all the plugins and uninstalling BuddyPress and reinstalling from a zip file too instead of the WP installer. Cleared cache on my browser. I don’t know what else to try. I have seen multiple similar problems and some say they’ve been resolved but I havne’t been able to resolve mine.
I have:
http://www.HobbyPoultry.com
Wordpress 4.7
BuddyPress Version 2.7.3
bbPres Version 2.5.12
SimpleHelix hosting
Apache Version 2.4.16
In my blog, there are Buddypress pages: Activity, Profile, and Groups. But, in the end of each page, all the comments of blog are showing up in the same page. But, I don’t want to show that list of all comments in any of the Buddypress pages. Please, help me. Links of my buddypress pages are:
http://www.creatovert.com/members/
http://www.creatovert.com/groups/
http://www.creatovert.com/activity/
I am currently using wordpress 4.7 and buddypress 2.7.3 .