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wordpress:4.4 buddypress:2.4.3 theme: TwentyFourteen
website:BakoBookNerds.comI run a site for my book club BakoBookNerds.com. I have many non-computer-savvy members who require idiot-proof user control.
First, let me quickly explain how my users are currently setup.
I had to allow immediate access for new registered users because many kept thinking they did it wrong when their login wouldn’t work right away. So I disabled the approval-needed portion of signup. Instead, I use a plugin that allows me to approve their access. All registered users can now login immediately but the user role for new members is extremely restricted until I approve them.
Each member has to be able to talk to each other and so i also added a automatic-friends plugin so that they can be linked without having to take that extra step. (I would also be okay with friends being removed completely since the group is fairly small -if that is an option??) Each of their personal information is listed in their profiles so I don’t want that information becoming viewable to new members until they have gotten past the probationary period.
What I need is this:
I need a newly registered user to still have immediate access to their logins. But until I approve them, or update their user roles, I don’t want them to be able to see the other member’s profiles. They can still have a profile, and participate in forums, and stuff.. I just don’t want them gaining access to user profiles -with contact info, etc- until we know they are a real person who is really wanting to join our book club, and not just a bored internet troll.
I already have user access plugins in place for member-only posts & stuff but the other member profiles become viewable to anyone who is logged in. Since the members wont use the “friend” function, I have linked them all as friends automatically so restricting users to friends only doesn’t work…. they all still see it anyway. (before you suggest removing the friends plugin…. If I were to remove automatic-friends, and change profile privacy to friends-only, since none of my users would add friends, then no one would be able to view eachother’s contact info via their profiles…) That was the only reason to link all users as friends automatically. But with new members its become an issue.
So. Anyone have any suggestions? Plugins that would work? etc?
Is there a function or plugin that would take care of all of this for me? I might have over complicated my website with too many plugins. If there is a plugin that does all of the above I can just use the one.
I want to extend my buddypress installation to allow three types of registrations ( author, contributor and sponsors) using the buddypress member type.
I need to allow frontend posting of contents (ideas and project) through the buddypress activity page with a toggle button which enables
photo, video attachments,
and details of
their ideas and category selections enabled (only author member types can do this).sponsors and contributors on the other hand, views, subscribe and supports the idea. (“subscribe to this” replaces the favorite/like button)
I found I plugin which might help me. https://wordpress.org/plugins/user-submitted-posts/
Topic: New – Buddy Progress Bar
I’m pleased to announce my new plugin Buddy Progress Bar !
A BuddyPress plugin that use a point system to display a progress bar or progress percentage for any of completed member’s xprofile fields and/or uploaded custom avatar.
Buddy Progress Bar helps any site administrator to kindly remember his community members to complete their profile in a clear, significant and non-obstrusive way.
A widget is also available, which let you show a progress bar outside of the positions you can activate in the settings. To get this plugin to work, BuddyPress xprofile component must be active.
Hi there
I run WordPress 4.4, BuddyPress 2.4.3, the issue happens with Twenty Sixteen as well, http://209.95.63.190/~runninghour/.
I get this weird redirect on only few of the members if I click on to their name in the members list.
At hover it shows http://www.website.com/members/bp which is the correct link, after clicking on the link I get sent to http://www.website.com/about-us/bp
Like I said, this happen only to a few members, with the others I get send to their profile page as intended.
Any ideas why this is happening?
Thank you
Hi All,
In my website “http://wormpack.com”, users cannot create a group, though all the options that have to be checked are done.
In profile, the option “Create a group” is throwing 404 error.
I narrowed down the cause which says that we need to “Associate a WordPress Page with each BuddyPress component directory.”. So for, User groups I need to select “Groups” page but unfortunately that option is not there.Can anyone explain why its not there and give solution, so that users can create there own groups.
WP version- 4.3.1
BP version- 2.3.5Thanks
Topic: Favourites in Sidebar
Hi all,
I have been trying to add Favourites for the logged in user to the sidebar.
I have created a simple plugin that adds a widget to the sidebar, the problem is I cannot make the widget show activities or favourites in its content.I took the widget code from wordpress codex I guess:
Here’s the part that should show the content:
// Creating widget front-end
// This is where the action happens
public function widget( $args, $instance ) {
$title = apply_filters( 'widget_title', $instance['title'] );// before and after widget arguments are defined by themes
echo $args['before_widget'];
if ( ! empty( $title ) )
echo $args['before_title'] . $title . $args['after_title'];// This is where you run the code and display the output
echo __( 'my user id is: ', 'wpb_widget_domain' );
echo bp_loggedin_user_id();
// the above 2 lines make it show my user id, this is just for testing// here I want to add my favourites, I found this to filter the activities
// if ( bp_has_activities( bp_ajax_querystring( 'activity' ).'&scope=favourites' ) ) :
// but I don't know how to place it here, whatever way I try it either returns an error or nothingif ( bp_has_activities( bp_ajax_querystring( 'activity' ).'&scope=favourites' ) ) :
echo $args['after_widget'];
}
Can you please tell me how to make it.
Thank you!
LeoWordpress 4.4
Buddypress 2.4.2Is it possible to place the description of a profile field underneath the field title (preferably using CSS)?
Thanks
Topic: bp-custom.php bp nav
Hi,
I have site with BuddyPress. When I try register on link mysite/wp-login.php?action=register
I see BuddyPress register form. Can I swith off BuddyPress register form and use standart wordpress register form?Julia
Buddypress profile is completely messed up, I get a 404 everytime I try to access anything related to the user profile. Is like everything specific to the user is broken, gives a 404 (that I have as a redirect to homepage)
site: http://pearhel.elitepreviews.com/
Wordpress 4.4
Buddypress 2.4.3
Theme: wplms 1.9.9.1 childWhat is broken:
/accounts/username/
/accounts/username/dashboard
accounts/username/course/course-results
accounts/username/course/course-stats
accounts/username/course/instructor-courses
/accounts/username/profile
/accounts/username/notifications
/accounts/username/message
/accounts/username/friends
accounts/username/settings
accounts/username/groups/<tabs>
accounts/username/forums/<tabs>what works:
accounts/
accounts/username/course/
accounts/username/activity/
accounts/username/activity/groups/
accounts/username/groups
accounts/username/forumsI noticed 8 hours ago that the user profile on the front end is broken and since then I’ve tried:
De-installing latest update
Deactivated multilanguage pluggins and all third party pluggins not related to the theme.
Re-installing plugin
Re-updating plugin
Permalinks redo at least 20 times
HTaccess deleted and redo at least another 10 times
Created a new page to show members… the member list works but I can’t access any profile, it gives a 404 (that right now is setup as a redirect)
Tried every single setting on budypressNeed so much help… hopefully someone can help me out on time =( or I get to figure why…