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Hi guys I have picked up on a bug where as any emails being sent are being shown as from wordpress and not from my website.
Being a custom website I would prefer users not to know that i’m using wordpress to run the website, plus it doesn’t look very professional.
I was using WP Better emails plugin which fixed this issue, but it conflicts with the buddypress built in email features so have had to disable it to make every thing work as it should.
Any ideas on how to show emails being sent as being sent from my website and not ‘wordpress’ ?
I posted a few challenges with the new email template UI here in ‘Ideas’, but it seems using
add_filter( 'bp_email_use_wp_mail', '__return_true' );to bypass the new email template feature, also causes BuddyPress (or WordPress) to bypass other Email html plugins (Namely, ‘WP Better Emails’).So, the new BP email template feature lacks the flexibility I need, but the bp_custom code to turn it off breaks my current html email solution (WP Better Emails).
Is there a different way to turn off the new email templates without bypassing other html email plugins?
Thanks!
BP & WP Current Versions. 2015 Theme.
Hello everyone, I am French, I now have nothing to ask but it will come one day or another …
I am a graphic designer
I am 58 years old and 35 years of code, the last twelve in html. Initially I’m not “WordPress” but the completion time for a forum and social network on a beautiful site to code alone brought me there!I installed, hopefully, my first version buddy next to that of bbpress today Avada theme.
Some of you may have interesting links and advice for me do not hesitate ..I have found that three topic about this but they were too old. What do you think of the compatibility of my three products?
Jean-Mi – Buddy 25 bbpress 258 avada 393 wp 442
Hi,
When trying to run a simple custom member loop (like the code example at bottom of page) on a member’s profile page, directly above their cover image header (determined it only happens when the custom loop code is ran anywhere before the <?php do_action( ‘bp_member_header_actions’ ); ?> section of that code ), it breaks the private message button.
When you click the private message button to send a message to a member it tries to email the first member on the custom members loop instead of the actual member. Very odd.
I need this working on and tested this on multiple Buddypress themes that utilize their own Buddypress folder structure (e.g., wp-content/themes/theme_name/buddypress) instead of those that rely on default buddypress files (e.g., wp-content/plugins/buddypress).
I think this is a bug in Buddypress (only when using themes that override default buddypress files with their own as mentioned previously), however, I’m hoping somebody will have some answers or tips to get a simple members loop to display above the cover image header on a members profile. This should just work but doesn’t, very weird.
Interestingly, a members loop displays above the cover image header fine on all themes that use the Buddypress default files including default WordPress themes like 2015.
This appears to be a bug. Ideas? Any tips to get a members loop to display above cover image headers on member profile pages?
I tried everything. Disabled all plugins of course, tested on 10 themes (3 that override buddypress files, 5 that don’t, and 2 default WordPress themes). Breaks only on themes that override buddypress files with their own.
Additional Testing Notes: During my testing I outputted a default Buddypress widget (Buddypress: Whos Online widget – which uses a custom loop itself) above the cover image header and it didn’t break the private message button. However, when cloning that widget as a custom plugin and performing the same procedure to output it above the cover image header, it breaks the private message button on all themes that override Buddypress files but not those that utilize the default Buddypress ones.
<?php if ( bp_has_members( 'type=newest&max=6' ) ) : ?> <?php while ( bp_members() ) : bp_the_member(); ?> <a href="<?php bp_member_permalink() ?>"><?php bp_member_avatar('type=full&width=125&height=125') ?></a> <?php endwhile; ?> <?php endif; ?>Thank you for your help! I know this is a long thread. Wanted to be thorough.
Hello,
I have a WordPress blog that i maintain for few years now, but it recently became very very slow. Just for your information, my wordpress blog is about web hosting review and contains some images. I have optimized the images too. Oh ya, i’m using wordpress version 4.4.1. I’ve been searching on google and i still didn’t get the point at all.
Actually, all pages are still slow, even the ones that were fast in the past. I hosted my site in one hosting provider. I don’t think it comes from it, my friend also use the same hosting provider, i have asked him and he doesn’t face the same problem like me, his wordpress is fine. Certainly some mistakes on my side.
Does anyone know a way to identify where it comes from?
Or any advise on how to keep my blog fast?You can check bestcheaphostingasp.net if someone with patience wants to have a look and see what could be wrong it would help me.
Thank you!Using WordPress 4.4.2 and BuddyPress v2.5.0
I had setup a child theme so I could make modifications to WordPress and BuddyPress without messing with the core program. I’m using the Genbu theme so based on the information here (https://buddypress.org/support/topic/register-php-3/) I copied
Copied: /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/register.php
Child theme: /wp-content/themes/genbu-child/buddypress/members/register.php
I was able to modify parts of the form that were part of WordPress, but wasn’t seeing any HTML related to the BuddyPress profile fields. I dug around and found this BuddyPress file that would affect the profile form fields on the register page and user profile page.
/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-xprofile/classes/class-bp-xprofile-field-type-textbox.php
I can’t figure out how to get that working in my child theme though. What directory location am I suppose save to on my child theme? I tried setting it up here, but doesn’t look like it’s loading at all
/wp-content/themes/genbu-child/buddypress/bp-xprofile/classes/class-bp-xprofile-field-type-textbox.php
Hi,
Thanks for the update on Buddypress!
I’ve encountered 3 problems :
1) Language other than English :
In the dashboard when showing all emails, content is still in English, even when changed into another language except for the title. Would be nice to show the new content.The “Hi” and “unsubscribe” is hardcoded in a template file which should not be the case
2) the email Sender is hardcoded “WordPress”@<domainname> (the default WordPress sender should be used (also hardcoded, but with a filter easy to change)
3)a real bug :
when Activity is not on, it’s impossible to empty the waste basket (trash) for emails
Call to undefined function bp_blogs_delete_activity() in .../wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-blogs/bp-blogs-functions.php on line 914, referer: .../wp-admin/edit.php?post_status=trash&post_type=bp-emailHope this helps.
