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I tried this plug in last night but I could not ave the settings except on the last page for this plugin, on my dashboard.
The pages I set up, except for the titles, were 100 percet invisible.
My WordPress tells me, on top of the details page, that this plugin has NOT been requested with my updated WordPress.
I wanted to keep this plugin, and add a forum to my site but I can’t find any proper forum software.
My WordPress version is the most updated: 4.4
My website URL: http://oneladyfights4life.com
Hi,
how can I hide deactivated users from the members loop?
I work on an Intranet site based on WordPress for my company. I use BuddyPress and the plugin Active Directory Integration for displaying our staff. If a staff member leaves the company he/she will be automatically deactivated in WordPress. That means that the checkbox “User deactivated” is checked in the user’s profile in the back end. But these users are still displayed in the members loop. How can I exclude users from the loop based on whether they are deactivated?
I already read this thread:
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/hide-members-from-members-directory/But this code doesn’t work (added directly after
bp_the_member()in members-loop.php):<?php while ( bp_members() ) : bp_the_member(); ?><?php
$user = new WP_User( bp_get_member_user_id() );
if ( ($user->roles[0] == 'blocked') ) continue;
?>Hi
I have waited years and years for something to be developed on Multisite framework but nothing happening on these grounds. So, I request the developers to kindly consider this proposal.I’ve worked on BP-Multi network and BP Multisite by Brajesh. I used to do extensive testing on possibilities of these plugins but segregation wasn’t totally supported and is not actually necessary. So I’m hoping this input should be helpful. I have lots of multisite social networks and in all such networks I wish each sub site is considered as another site but not just another user’s blog full of his/her posts. Atleast that is the purpose of Buddypress. Buddypress makes a blog into a social network. So, what should be the Multisite feature in Buddypress Multisite or Multinetwork?
1) Segregation of Networks:
a) Segregation in Userbase: It is not really necessary actually. Adding filters should do for multisite. Because, for example, if person A is a member of a subsite XY. He should create a new ID to join another subsite YZ and fill another profile data again. Instead, a filter that could limit access and display of person A to subsite XY until he wants to join subsite YZ with a simple option should be just easy and sounds awesome.
b) Segregation in Groups: This is very much necessary. (Or) this can follow above procedure too. A group created in a sub site should be limited to the subsite adding any filter if possible. Adding option like above to share the group with another subsite or main site will be an awesome option.
c) Forums: Same
d) Activity: This is very much required. Activity displayed in multisite’s subsite should be limited to the subsite by default or atleast with few options.
I’ve waited years for this to happen and none of the community members are taking any initiative on Buddypress Multisite. Now that wordpress 4.4 supports Multi Networks extensively, Buddypress should try something to make it the best social networking tool in the world. Hope my input is logical.
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@mercimePlease tell me your thoughts too.
I want to develop a community, i want to know if or how BuddyPress can hold up if it happens to grow almost very big.
of course i am using the latest WordPress 4.4,
i have not developed it yet. but this is my other website http://www.arize.workHello,
I want visitors to be able to post from my homepage but don’t want to set the “Activity Page” as the homepage. I just need the code to go after the header so that users can post new updates from any page or post.(Should not repeat in Activity Page). The maximum updates should be set to the latest 2 updates. The rest will of course display in the Activity Page. Is this possible? Precisely, I want to display the “What’s on your mind” form in my homepage after the header to show everywhere without repeating in Activity Page. Kindly anyone is welcome to help. My theme is customizr. The site is at http://mjomba.com.
BuddyPress Version Pietro 2.4
Wordpress Version 4.4Hi all,
I downloaded the buddypress plugin and after activating it, I went to its settings page to choose which features I wanted and also to check the pages. Well, each page is linked to its respective function (registration page linked to registration in settings, etc…) but every page on my site is the exact same as before downloading buddypress. If fact, the only difference at all in my entire site (and the only way to notice buddypress is even installed) is going to the buddypress plugin settings page under the settings tab in the left hand admin bar.
I’ve searched this forum and docs and tried everything and nothing changes. I’m using WordPress 4.4 (but I just updated, this also didn’t work on the previous wp version I had) and using buddypress 2.4.2.
I have tried:
-deactivating all plugins (no change)
-reverting back to default theme twenty sixteen (no change)
-reverting to twenty thirteen theme (no Change)
-deactivating and deleting buddypress plugin and reinstalling (no change)
I’ve also tried weeding through docs, but so much of it seems not applicable, not helpful, or just irrelevant (especially when I follow it’s instructions and still…you guessed it…no change!I’m totally baffled ha please help!
Thanks,
Andrew
Topic: Template file not override
Hello
I want change layout of all buddypress page but i can’t change any file.
See below
I have copy “buddypress” folder from
plugins\buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy
And paste here
themes\twentythirteen\buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy
and edit below path file
\twentythirteen\buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy\buddypress\members\single\home.php
But change not show in frontend
Wordpress Version : 4.4
BuddyPress Version: 2.4.2
Theme use: Twenty ThirteenI am working on my local wamp server
Hi, this is a known “issue” i have read every single topic here, i even run a script on my database.
The thing is that in /members it only show the amount of users that had logged in after buddypress was installed. Before the Buddypress instalation i had 2000 users, now i have 4000+, so in /members the member count only counts those 4000 users.
I run a script (created a mu-plugin) that goes user by user (foreach) and gave a last_activity time stamp. (Thats what i read in lots of forums, buddypress uses last_Activity to determine if the user is a buddypress or a WP user).
Didnt work, the pre-buddypress users dont show up.
I dont know what to do, in the front page of my site im saying that the site has over 6000 users and in /members it says that are only 4000. Im losing credibility.
Other people suggested that selecting another filter like “Alphabetically” or “Last registered” should show all the users… Thats not my case.
Wordpress version: 4.3
Buddypress version: 2.4
Im using a custom theme that uses this to show the amount of users:<div id="pag-top" class="pagination"> <div class="pag-count" id="member-dir-count-top"> <?php bp_members_pagination_count(); ?> </div> <div class="pagination-links" id="member-dir-pag-top"> <?php bp_members_pagination_links(); ?> </div> </div>
