you can make available certain contents for members only using one of the many wordpress membership plugins, just browse around to find one suitable for you.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/members-only
Im using a updated wordpress, buddypress and bbpress. Currently we disabled friends and group functions since it was only exclusive for the company. We’re using the event manager plugin for the events. The question is, is it possible to make the events shows/display only for the members?
Plus being noindex each event so that google cant find it?
Thanks
By default, all BP pages are public.
Your feedback page is not a BP page, afaik.
Therefore something in your theme, plugins or custom code is setting that WordPress page to private.
I doubt it is related to .htacess
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i have the problem after migrating my wordpress installation from one server to another
Meaning this wasn’t happening before this migration?
In the meantime, you can temporarly fallback to the “old” Avatar UI by adding this filter:
// This will disable the Avatar UI and let you use the old UI
add_filter( 'bp_avatar_is_front_edit', '__return_false' );
// These will disable the cover image.
add_filter( 'bp_is_profile_cover_image_active', '__return_false' );
add_filter( 'bp_is_groups_cover_image_active', '__return_false' );
Wordpress Version: 4.3.1
Theme: Enfold
Plugins with media:
Better bbPress Signature
EWWW Image Optimizer
W3 Total Cache
There are more plugins but they are only for bbpress.
I also installed the Buddypress Beta, but the bug is still there.
And thank you already for your time 🙂
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Hi,
thanks everyone for reporting this issue. Could you give us details about your configs ?
WordPress version?
Theme activated?
Plugins dealing with media activated?
members disappear a day or two later after registering. Two days ago I had 4 members now only my profile exists, everything else vanished. Is there a configuration somewhere that I am missing that lets profiles go after a certain period of time?
I am using wordpress version 4.4.2 running sweetdate theme. my site is http://www.254singles.com
Hi everyone
An old site that I’m busy upgrading (http://postgraduatesupervision.net/) used to use BuddyPress, but it was uninstalled a while ago. When I tried adding a new page (http://postgraduatesupervision.net/feedback), I could see the content, but users who are not logged in are asked to sign in to view the community page. All the old pages are still behaving properly, but the new page won’t display despite the settings being public. I’ve tried cloning an old page but no luck.
BuddyPress was deleted from the site a long time ago as the client no longer required the community features, and it has continued to operate just fine on the Salutation theme until now.
Has anyone else run into this problem? I have updated to the latest WordPress and reinstalled BuddyPress, but still no luck. Is there perhaps some php that will force this page to render for public users? Or something that needs to be done with the .htaccess file?
the basic php filter code was share with me, needed for this. Now i’m investigating how to put a ‘Rich Text’ checkbox on the fields editor.
Feel free to help over here
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-add-textarea-field-to-buddypress-xprofile-custom-fields-type
thx!
yes , i install it through wordpress, when i see such problem ,so i download new buddypress 2.4.3 ,then unzip to check ,so i found these 2 folder are missing , then i post here for my problem , it works as an admin , when i checking it from other brower ,probelm is still same after upadting the permalink structure.
I am also using wocoomerce and S2 membership plugin ,but buddypress registaion and activation is missing
Why don’t you install it through WordPress?
Dashboard -> Plugins -> Install -> search for Buddypress and then install it.
Then go to Settings -> Buddypress -> Sites and you can change the site fore registration and activation, it can be, that the sites don’t exist, so you need to create them and link them to it.
Recently installed WordPress (4.4.2) and BuddyPress (v2.4.3) and using the default theme. In the BuddyPress settings I have “User Groups” enabled. Also have site registration setup and working.
If I login as the admin its dashboard has “Groups” listed on the left menu and I can manually add new groups there. When logged in as a subscriber though, I’m not seeing anywhere for them to add a group? What other WordPress or BuddyPress preference settings do I need for that?
This plugin automatically activates new user accounts: https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-disable-activation-reloaded/
I sure hope that you’re weeding out spammers on the way in, or this site isn’t open to the world.
hmm, ok, taking a different approach. i’m inspecting donmik’s files in ‘buddypress-xprofile-custom-fields-type’. Hope that’s ok, donmik!
i found ‘datepicker’ in:
bp-xprofile-custom-fields-type.php
classes\Bxcft_Field_Type_Datepicker.php
lang\buddypress-xprofile-custom-fields-type.pot
lang\en_US.mo
lang\en_US.po
(ignoring the non-english files for the moment).
i simply duplicated all the ‘datepicker’ code-chunks in these files, and replaced ‘datepicker’ with ‘textarea’.
also duplicated the file ‘classes\Bxcft_Field_Type_Datepicker.php’, renamed it ‘Bxcft_Field_Type_Textarea.php’, and removed any date-specific code i found there.
and so on and so forth.
then i zipped it, uploaded to wordpress, activate, and added my new Textarea field to a form.
i actually got no errors, and actually got a text field on my registration form!
unfortunately, it’s only a one-line textbox, not a multiline textarea.
hrm. In inspector, the displayed field is:
<input type="string">
so something in donmik’s code, or BP, or WP, is causing this to render as an <input> rather than <textarea>
….
Hello guys,
I’ve installed BuddyPress. WordPress and Buddypress are on the newest version.
I use the theme: “Virtue” and everytime I go on the site, which I linked with the buddypress registration, nothing appears.
Also, every link leads to nothing. (This link cannot be found on the server) (Every kind of link is like that)
For an example: When I click on myself in the login widget, it leads to domain.at/members/yinjang/ (= this link cannot be found on the server)
It leads to something when I use domain.at/index.php/members/yinjang/ (wordpress is telling me: nothing found)
Someone can help?
Thanks.
Thanks for the reply! You couldn’t find any links because my post never gets posted. I have not repeatedly tried to post it – I waited 2 days between each post and there is only 1 link in my post and that is to my web site. I really need help with my issue and both my hosting company and wordpress.org’s support forum have told me to post on buddypress.
It is still not working after changing to your code. Seems like it is unable to capture the value of $_POST[‘bpcat’] and update to the database.
bpcat is still stored as NULL in the mysql database.
I am using the latest buddypress and wordpress.
again my full code http://pastebin.com/MBNcn2pe
I am using wordpress 4.4.2 with wamp when i installed buddypress 2.4.3 plugin in it when i try to open the members page it shows 404 error not only my home page but all pages are showing 404 not found error my permalinks are set to post name and after changing the permalinks to /index.php/%postname%/ members page can be opened but no member can be seen on members page but still home page shows 404 not found error home page address is localhost/buddy/memebers/ where as memebers page address is localhost/buddy/index.php/members/ which is showing the page without any information about members.