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Hi!
I’m currently running latest wordpress and buddypress version, both in german.
I realized that some sentences are still in english though.
For example the text in the registration e-mail:
“Thanks for registering!
To complete the activation of your account, go to the following link:”I checked the german translation .po file and found out that a proper transaltion for that text is actually there. But the german text isn’t shown.
Best ragards
I would like to have registered users securely store and access PDF and DOC files in a WordPress site that is using BuddyPress. I know I can create groups and manage access permissions but I want to make sure that the files are secure on the backend and I don’t have enough faith in my hosting provider or even WordPress itself as I know WP sites have been hacked.
Is there a way to use something like Google Docs or AWS to store the files but manage permissions from within WordPress? Managing users and permissions independent from WordPress would be too much work since I already have the users and roles defined in WordPress.
Any ideas or solutions? How do medical and legal businesses make sensitive client data available to them in a WordPress site?
I am running a WordPress website with the Buddypress plugin on it. I have a geo location plugin called GEO MY WP with the extension “Member Directory” and I am having a little problem.
Indeed, it works fine when I click on the “Auto locate” my position but it doesn’t display any member unless I click on the little filter tab “All members” :

My question is the following: is there a way that the user can access the list of the users without having to click on that “All members” thing? I could hide it or simply take it out of the code but if I do so, the form is not submitted and it simply doesn’t work.
Components do not have associated WordPress Pages (Multisite)
This is installtion is a wordpress multisite installation where the buddypress network lives on one of the subsites and not the main site. I have until now just run the installation as single install on that site, but changed my mind and changed it to network activated. Once I done that I recieve these errors on all sites except for the networksite where buddypress was originally installed/activated. I can see on all sites that the correct web pages are chosen (aka. activation, members etc).
Examples below:


As you can see; the error is only generated in the other sites. I have no idea on what to do here. Any help would be very appreciated!
Thanks a lot
Topic: What is best for BuddyPress?
Hello.
I just want to ask here, my website using WordPress, BuddyPress & bbPress. What do you think is the best for me? if I have to use a vps? cloud hosting? or dedicated server?For now I’m using cloud website hosting. Thanks before.
Topic: Hiding year in birthdate
Wordpress v4.4.2
BuddyPress v2.5.1Trying to see if there’s a way to exclude the year from the birth date (datebox) field. Probably have some users that would be okay displaying the month and day information but may not want to share their age.
I was able to find the “BuddyPress Xprofile Custom Fields Type” plugin, but ran into a problem with that. The edit form still loads the three fields for the month, day, and year and didn’t want the year to be a requirement.
Hello, I’m in the process of building a social network (thanks buddypress!!) and I’m literally just about to launch it, but all of a sudden now I’m having issues with replying to activity feed updates. Actually, it seems that it replies fine because I get a notification email of the reply, however, when I view the activity update, there are no comments. Also, when submitting the comment, the comment doesn’t post – it just comes up with the error: ‘There was an error posting your reply. Please try again.’
I have tried deactivating every plugin I have installed – no change. I’ve tried deactivating all plugins, and reverting to TwentySixteen theme – no change. I have even uninstalled BuddyPress completely, and then re-installed it – still getting the error.
The weirdest part about it is that is was working just fine just a couple weeks go when I last tested the commenting. Since then, I’ve continued to build the website, add features, style, etc. and now all of a sudden the commenting stopped working.
I’m very frustrated because I’ve spent so much time building this website, to be ready to launch it, and now one of the most key components to a social network – the commenting – is not working.
Thank you for your help!
http://ojaihealingnetwork.com/
Wordpress:4.4.2
Buddypress: 2.5.1
Theme: Child Theme of DynamiX