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  • mairaj
    Participant

    Hello!

    WordPress 4.5
    BuddyPress 2.5.2

    I am looking out for some help on exporting and then importing my user data to a new installation / location. I will be fine with only the x-profiles data if messages, activity streams etc cannot be copied.

    The actual problem is that I am stuck with a MultiSite installation where my primary site is a BuddyPress website. I wanted to keep my BuddyPress site as a single (Non-MultiSite) installation.

    I have tried really hard to remove / disable MultiSite but nothing worked out for me. So now I am looking out to copy only my user data to a new installation / server. I would later delete my existing site and carry on with the new site with all my existing user data.

    Thank you for the help 🙂

    Mike
    Participant

    Would it be possible, and not too difficult, to move the buddypress menu bar to just below where I have my main WordPress menu bar in the header? I want to keep the navigation menus together.

    #252446

    In reply to: Chaning DB prefix

    gdams82
    Participant

    Well, I’m no securities expert by any means, but I need this site to be as hard as possible. I’m just trying to take every precaution. From what I’ve read it’s a fairly common practice: http://www.firedaemon.com/blog/wordpress-hardening-guide

    Also, you can block access to wp-config.php with the following in .htaccess, although I’m not sure how someone would be able to view the php anyways.

    #block wp-config.php
    <files wp-config.php>
    order allow,deny
    deny from all
    </files>

    Yes, it’s not a catch all. If some one is determined I’m sure there are ways to find your unique prefix. However, I think it would still stop a lot of script kiddies. If someone can inject sql I’d imagine your still in trouble. I would still like to know how to do it though.

    Can some one please help me out. The site supports a good cause and they are nice clients. I really don’t want them getting sued if some ones info gets leaked.

    #252439
    vinzen
    Participant

    Would disabling the BuddyPress registration process and falling back on WordPress one’s by creating a custom registration form help avoid the need to sync BuddyPress to WordPress profile? – as I interpreted from here – http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15379839/registration-form-in-buddypress. Thanks.

    #252438
    JensGoro
    Participant

    hi,

    im searching for a solution to integrate a LIVE Notification Bar with BuddyPress.
    I thinked on this: (LIVE Bar)

    Can anybody say me is there any way to use this function without activate the WordPress Admin bar?

    #252433
    Rimon Habib
    Participant

    BuddyPress doesn’t have role based access management system for its components like WordPress roles, However, It has Member Type API now which is a potential lead to creating access management system using member type.
    I am actually working on creating this plugin, which will be extension of my another plugin,
    http://rimonhabib.com/buddypress-member-type-manager/

    This plugin allows you to synchronize member types with WordPress user role, which is a potential way to control content based on Member type

    By the way, you can turn off friend, messaging features from BuddyPress settings. But I guess you are talking about interacting one specific type of users to that type of users only, in this case, you must need to use Member Type API anyway.

    Naomi
    Participant

    I’m running WP 4.5, BuddyPress 2.5.2, Twenty Twelve theme and TML 6.4.4

    I posted this as TML support and was told it’s a Buddypress issue

    I added custom TML fields when people register (city, state, and reason for wanting to join the site) following instructions here: https://www.jfarthing.com/development/theme-my-login/adding-extra-registration-fields/

    the fields are working as needed when users register. But since they aren’t xprofile fields, they aren’t showing up on BuddyPress member profile pages.

    How can I make them show up on member pages so all viewers can see where people are from (city, state) and also on the member directory.

    Site is here: http://www.charlottemasoneducation.org

    Thank you.

    #252423

    Topic: ATT:Moderator

    in group forum Requests & Feedback
    Dono12
    Participant

    Can you please edit this post to remove website URL and email address.

    Conflict with Buddypress and WordPress Email

    #252422
    Dono12
    Participant

    I figured out the solution. I had to call

    add_filter( ‘wp_mail_content_type’, ‘notification_content_type’ );

    in each individual email function:

    add_filter( 'wp_mail', 'dirty_wp_mail_filter' );
    function dirty_wp_mail_filter( $args ) {
    
    	// you can include your custom html mail template here
    	// just use file_get_contents() functions to get template file and any php replace function like
    	// str_ireplace or preg_replace to replace your given placeholder in template by the content which is sent by wp
    
    	$stripped_mail_content = preg_replace("/<http(.*)>/m", "http$1", $args['message']);
    	add_filter( 'wp_mail_content_type', 'dirty_notification_content_type' );
    	$dirty_wp_mail = array(
    		'to'          => $args['to'],
    		'subject'     => $args['subject'],
    		'message'     => $stripped_mail_content,
    		'headers'     => $args['headers'],
    		'attachments' => $args['attachments']
    	);
    	return $dirty_wp_mail;
    }
    
    function dirty_notification_content_type() {
    	return 'text/html';
    }

    found here:
    core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/21095

    #252403
    BobSD99
    Participant

    This is probably a dumb question, but how do I load BuddyPress functions in a custom page?

    I’ve created a custom page template in WordPress, and had expected that I can access bp functions (such as bp_displayed_user_domain() in that page. But it’s not working, so I assume I have to include a file or call a function to access BuddyPress functions.

    Can anyone help me out with how to access BP functions from a custom template?

    #252401
    Rimon Habib
    Participant

    BuddyPress doesn’t have role based access management system for its components like WordPress roles, However, It has Member Type API now which is a potential lead to creating access management system using member type.
    I am actually working on creating this plugin, which will be extension of my another plugin, BuddyPress Member Type Manager

    By the way, you can turn off friend, messaging features from BuddyPress settings. But I guess you are talking about interacting one specific type of users to that type of users only, in this case, you must need to use Member Type API anyway.

    timgreenleaf
    Participant

    I am looking for general advice and maybe help strategizing how to do this:

    I want to set up a custom, default page for 1) member listing, 2) member profile, 3) group listing, and 4) group detail where the output from the WordPress and Buddypress loops are combined. Essentially, the rendered page structure would look like this:

    [global header etc]
    [Content from the WP page editor]
    [dynamic Buddypress content for Members or Groups]
    [global footer etc]

    I successfully created a custom WordPress template for the member directory where I inserted /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/index.php as a PHP include right after the WP loop code is done. It works as long as it is a custom listing page (NOT set as the default for Members in Settings) but the members profile page is still the generic default. If I adjust the site settings to define this page as default for Members, it doesn’t work at all or it just ignores the content from the WP editor.

    Is it possible to do this inversely — e.g. insert the WordPress content loop into the Buddypress template? I haven’t had any luck. I am not even sure the WP loop is invoked when a core BP page (e.g. members or groups) is rendered.

    FYI, I’m on the latest version of BuddyPress and WordPress 4.4.2, and have implemented BP with the BP Project Framework plugin for my customizations. I am using Cumulo, a commercial theme that seems to be pretty good, and have that set up with a child theme (in case that matters here).

    I am new to Buddypress but have used WordPress for years (not a hard core coder but can write/edit code) and am familiar with how it works under-the-hood, but am not sure about the best approach here. Thanks in advance for any advice/guidance/ideas with what you think the best way is to do this!

    #252392
    noahboddy
    Participant

    I’m having trouble getting BuddyPress to work correctly, and I have no idea why. When I activate it, anytime I click on ANY of the links in the drop-down menu by my profile icon in the upper right corner, all I get is a list of all the comments on my site. Whether I click my name, activity, profile, notifications, messages, etc., that’s what I get. None of the features can be accessed; I just get a complete list of comments. Does anybody have any idea what’s going on? Is it a compatibility problem with another plugin? I’m new to all of this WordPress stuff, so I really don’t know how it all works yet. I haven’t edited the plugin in any way. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

    WordPress version 4.4.2
    BuddyPress version 2.5.2
    Website: http://scribblers.xyz/
    Theme: Lovecraft

    #252390
    Dono12
    Participant

    No, the plugin is not online. I built it with bits of code and tuts across the web about customizing WordPress notification emails. if you can send me an email address (please black this out **** (removed at users request ~hnla)) I can send you the plugin and you look it over. I saw on the web that you should remove filter after applying it but it didn’t seem to have any affect.

    remove_filter( 'wp_mail_content_type','mycustom_mail_content_type' );

    Dono12
    Participant

    I created a plugin which sends custom emails to users when they Register, Submit Post, Comment on a Post (email to post author), and Reset Password.
    Problem is all the styles are missing from the Buddypress Email notification when my custom WordPress Email Notification Plugin is Active. When I deactivate my Custom WordPress Plugin all the styles for Buddypress email Notifications return.

    I know one can’t have it all but geee’s. I would like users to get a nice email message when interacting with b all aspects of my site. How can I fix this issue?

    dfarland
    Participant

    URL: thedivisionrpcommunity.com
    WordPress 4.4.2 (New Installation)
    BuddyPress 2.5.2
    bbPress 2.5.8
    Theme: Spacious 1.3.8
    Hosting: Media Temple (Grid)

    I am nearly finished with the setup of my site, but quickly realized that I am having trouble with BuddyPress emails. WordPress emails are working fine, but none of the BP emails are going through to the admin or the users. I’ve read through a lot of forum posts suggesting various SMTP plugins, but haven’t seemed to find the magic plugin (or plugin configuration) to get it working. I tried PostMan and Easy WP SMTP, as well as some I don’t recall the name of. In all cases, the WordPress mail continued to get delivered as well as the test emails sent via the plugins, but never the BuddyPress mail. Interestingly enough, I noticed that with Postman installed it didn’t even show that it tried to send an email from BuddyPress. Other emails showed up in the log, but BuddyPress never registered.

    I’ve also been looking at my host configuration and I have opened a support request with them to see if they might be able to shed some light on this. During my research I came across the following in their WordPress documentation.

    — Begin Quote —
    Third-party Mail Connections

    While no third-party mail plugins are explicitly banned by our plugin blocker, all connections from ports 25, 465, and 587 are blocked for security reasons. Therefore, it is not possible to send mail from your WordPress Hosting service using a third-party mail system.
    — End Quote —

    Now, I might accept this could be the issue, but I’ve seen a lot of people, including moderators, that have recommended Media Temple and are using them for their BuddyPress installation. Either this quote does not apply to my Grid account or they’ve figured out how to work around it. Hopefully one of these WP/BP users on MT has some insight for me.

    -don

    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    If one type of email is getting sent and the others aren’t, it might be some part of the content triggering some kind of spam filter on the remote server. It could be some kind of throttling issue, and it’s only by coincidence one type of email is being sent. I don’t know. There’s all sorts of weird possibilities.

    We have 2 further email delivery fixes that have been identified, which I imagine we will implement and release within the next 2 weeks. I don’t see how either would directly affect your site since you have SOME BP HTML emails being delivered, but not all — but maybe they will. This is certainly pretty weird.

    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/query?status=reopened&status=assigned&status=reviewing&status=new&status=accepted&group=status&milestone=2.5.3

    #252373
    danbp
    Participant

    Hi @vinzen,

    may not help directly, but read here, at least to get some dev’s thought. 😉

    vinzen
    Participant

    Hi, Is there any way to sync the website URL in the Xprofile to the website URL in the WordPress profile?

    I’ve checked “Enable BuddyPress to WordPress profile syncing” in the BuddyPress settings. In fact, all other attributes like username, nicename, useremail, etc are synced except the URL (probably because it is not a part of the main BuddyPress profile?). But still, is there any way we can achieve this sync? Thanks.

    #252367
    MC-land
    Participant

    Hi Henry, thanks ive tried that plugin, its not quite what im after.
    Ive also tried https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-global-search/installation/ which was just as inconsistent.

    We did import all the users through a database import through a custom script, which we suspect might have caused problems. dont know if that helps at all.

    wpmirwin
    Participant

    Hi all (hoping that @djpaul notices this),

    Email trouble in BP is apperantly very hard to solve (I’ve been sifting through email related posts in the forums for hours!), so I’m going to include as many clues here as possible. Hopefully someone has the patience to read all this and make sense of it, and hopefully this problem is not specific to my installation. Yes, I have a lot of plugins. But, I have disabled all of them at times to test this, and I’m fairly confident that it is not a plugin conflict.

    Problem Summary:

    It seems like some of the messages generated by BP are formed in such a way that they are being rejected (silently?) by external mail servers (i.e. google, yahoo, hotmail) while other email messages are fine. I think this may be giving the impression that BP is not sending the email, but the email messages are in fact being sent (in my case anyway). They just don’t seem to be handled properly on the recieving end. Why?… I have no idea. Hoping for some tips to continue troubleshooting here.

    Product Versions

    WP: v4.4.2
    BP: v2.5.2

    Relevant Plugins in use:

    wp-mail-smtp: In case the email problems were PHP mail() related
    bp-email-to-wp-mail-from-bridge: To fix BP ignoring existing mapping for the From email
    buddypress-group-email-subscription: To add group email functionality (mentioning only because email sent from this plugin works fine – plain text)

    Relevant Config Info:

    At first I wasn’t using an SMTP plugin, but my current config is using WP-Mail-SMTP.
    It is configured with the localhost as the SMTP Server (HostGator shared host).
    Outoing email seems to work fine (with or without the plugin). It’s only outgoing BP mail that isn’t working properly.

    High Level Details:

    Some BuddyPress generated email works and some doesn’t. There are 3 specific examples that I’ve been testing:

    * The “Friend Request” email works great! It’s a really nice HTML formatted email that informs the target of the request that the request has been made.
    * A PM to a member doesn’t work. No email notification is sent to the target of the PM (Notification settings are correct)
    * A Mention doesn’t work. No email is sent to the BP user targeted by the mention (Notification settings are correct).

    The email messages that don’t appear to be working (i.e. not reaching it’s destination) are actually being sent. However, it seems like they are completely ignored by the receiving mail server.

    * This has been confirmed with the debug plugin (bp-email-debug-2.php). In all cases it reports that the email was sent.
    * This has been confirmed by my ISP. I had them watch the email get sent out from the localhost (the smtp server) to a google mail server (for example) but the message was not received.

    I know that my mail server/domain is not blacklisted because as mentioned above, the “Friend Request” email is sucesfully sent and delivered to the same recipeint. Also, the buddypress-group-email-subscription plugin works well and sends email succesfully to the same recipients.

    NOTE:The same email (eg. PM and Metion related email) that is not delivered successfuly to external mail servers (google, yahoo, hotmail) IS sucessfully delivered to email addresses hosted on my local mail server (i.e. the mail server running on the same WP/BP host – Hostgator).

    Some steps I’ve taken to test/resolve

    I’ve ensured that the “From” email address is correct (i.e. not being rejected because it is “wordpress@domain.com”). BTW, this led me to the bp-email-to-wp-mail-from-bridge Plugin which bridges wp_mail_from settings that I had in WP functions.php (child theme) to BP Email fuction(s). Everything is fine here.

    I’ve installed and tested WP-Mail-SMTP plugin in every way I can imagine. No change in email behaviour

    I made sure all available options in the notification settings (i.e. to receive all types of notifications) are enabled and have tested the various email scenarios on many different users.

    Other important notes

    I’m using the plugin buddypress-group-email-subscription to send email to group members when things happen in the forums. As mentioned above, this plugin successfully sends email to the same recipeints that are not recieving the PM and Metnion emails. Worth noting is the email messages sent by this plugin are plain text.

    Finally

    Thanks for getting this far… that’s a lot of reading. Sorry. I’m not expecting a simple answer to this. I’m just hoping for someone to point me in the right troubleshooting direction.
    <br><br>

    lim sungbeom
    Participant

    I wrote this article in bbpress.
    But somebody reply like this

    ‘This seems a BuddyPress question, not a bbPress question, right ?
    I think the BuddyPress forum would be a better option to get an answer.’

    So I write again in buddypress forum.

    ———————————————————————————

    I want to link a group to a forum which exits,

    So I checked it and set a forum name (first one below ‘Customer Center’) in group forum box and save

    but then check in the checkbox is disappeared

    at last, I found that if I modify the group forum settings in the group page setting in backend,
    the setting sustain, even though I click or not group forum setting in the group setting option in in frontend.

    I tried with default theme twenty-thirteen and KLEO.

    Is it normal or bugs?

    – frontend setting page :

    https://www.miinfra.co.kr:44373/infra/groups/%EA%B3%A0%EA%B0%9D%EC%A7%80%EC%9B%90/admin/forum/

    – Backend setting page :

    https://www.miinfra.co.kr:44373/infra/wp-admin/admin.php?page=bp-groups&gid=588&action=edit

    wordpress ver 4.42
    buddypress Version 2.5.2
    bbpress Version 2.5.8

    #252342
    nader.jalayeri
    Participant

    everything works fine when i upload media using wordpress media library but in user xprofile avatar upload form, can’t upload image to another ftp

    danbp
    Participant

    @kafic,

    Since WP 4.0, you no more need to add the language constant to wp-config.
    Read from here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Installing_WordPress_in_Your_Language

    Concerning brazilian portuguese, the WP translation file is named pt_BR.mo
    Once this file is stored in wp-content/languages/, you select pt_br as site language from dashboard > General > site language. This is slightly different from other languages like german or french, who appear as a name in the list and not as de_DE or fr_FR.

    To get BuddyPress in brazilian, you simply add the buddypress-pt_BR.mo to wp-content/languages/plugins/ directory

    Tested as ok on a beta install of WP 4.5RC2 and BP 2.6alpha

    Portuguese Brazilian translations files
    WP Stable 4.4.x pt_BR
    BuddyPress 2.5.x stable pt_BR

    At the botom of these pages, select Machine Object Message Catalog before exporting.

    And to get a plain translation of WordPress dashboard, don’t forget to export admin-pt_BR.mo (stored as sub-project on the left sidebar of translate.wordpress.org).

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