BuddyPress.org

You could take a look at https://wordpress.org/plugins/private-community-for-bp-lite/
It allows you to make all pages/posts private by default. You can (optionally) exclude upto 10 pages/categories to show to the logged out visitors.

@semperfideles
You could try:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/private-bp-pages/
Full disclosure I wrote the plugin but you can check it out and see if it fits your needs.

There are plugins like Activity Plus that allow embedding things like a uTube link in the activity page on a member’s profile.

There are several pages in a member’s profile, including a profile page that has data describing that member. There ways to allow for what you want, but it would require some custom coding, iow. not an option out of the box, afaik.

Or you could try a plugin like: https://wordpress.org/plugins/private-bp-pages/

@henrywright
No, the languages file in /wp-content/languages doesn’t get deleted upon upgrading WordPress.

I read another solution here

1. Install and activate this plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-exec-php/

2. Create a new page called “Friends” or whatever name you want and add it to your menu.

3. In content of this page, add this code

<meta http-equiv=”refresh” content=”0;URL=http://blabla.com/members/<?php global $current_user;
get_currentuserinfo();

echo sanitize_file_name($current_user->user_login). “”;

?>/activity/friends/”>

4. You may still need a way to hide this menu from logged out users. Plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/if-menu/

@richonbp

@henrywright Pretty much nailed it just so you have a second opinion so I would go with his suggestion. You may also want to post a job here as well:
http://jobs.wordpress.net/
Good luck!

Hi @richonbp

(1) A combination of PHP, JavaScript, jQuery and Ajax is the usual.
(2 – 4) Depends on your requirements
(5) Usually a combination of WordPress and BuddyPress to begin with. Then any plugins you need. You might also want to choose a theme

Hope this helps!

When you’re ready to go ahead, try posting your requirements and some contact information on the BP Jobs Board – there are some good programmers around that check on that forum regularly.

AFAIK, no-one on the BuddyPress core team has tested BuddyPress extensively on HHVM. Also, we do not check our unit tests on HHVM.

Informally, I think our position is along the lines of “once HHVM is officially supported in WordPress core, we’ll officially support it in BuddyPress core.” Note that there’s a difference between “works well” and “officially supported”.

However, if people like yourself want to run BuddyPress on HHVM and report any issues to us (or help us debug and fix them), we’d love that.

hi @carlenb,

there is no buddypress forum. BuddyPress use the bbPress forum plugin, and once it is installed you can opt for a global forum or a group forum or both.

worddraw is outdated.
drawblog mentionned in the topic you linked is for wp comments and according to support doesn’t work with ios.

Perhaps try this one: https://wordpress.org/plugins/deviantart-muro/

@daneraid
please read here and give more details

If you are on a local install, you cannot login yourself as super-admin and also for a user you added.

If it is the case, revert back to original install of BP and use this plugin. This will literally fill your site with users, friends, groups and all kind of other activities.

Hi @jungmook,
it’s a bit difficult to answer a such wide open question in one post. So very shortly:

For a multisite installation of WP with Buddypress, do all the sites in the network of sites share the same user base?

Yes. There is only one wp_users table in the DB. And by default all registered users are network users.

Can WP multisite with BP be easily configured to work the same way (and yet let each site have its own separate forums and groups)?

Yes and No.
BuddyPress on multisite runs for the whole network. If you’re not comfortable with WordPres and never used BuddyPress it’s not easy at all, because you have to learn a bit first.

If you’re comfortable with WP, it’s relatively easy because BP is “only” a plugin and it works like a plugin.

And if you’ve never worked on a network (meaning a multisite) it could be complicated at first because you probably don’t be familiar with things such as activating a plugin on the main site and not for one of your network site, or vice versa.

I encourage you to read attentively the codex, show some videos about wordpress multisite and get the one or other tutorial you can find on the web.

Some reference

Installing Group and Sitewide Forums

http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-install-and-setup-wordpress-multisite-network/
http://premium.wpmudev.org/manuals/wpmu-and-buddypress-installation-2/

BuddyPress Groups Extras can do the job, but only in PRO version.
https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/buddypress-groups-extras

If you feel right to do it yourself, read this tutorial on the codex:

How to Edit Group Meta Tutorial

Hi Ajay,

I found your ticket on BP Trac just now and have posted a response:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5787#comment:2

Let’s continue discussion there.

Thanks!

As you can read, some of those aren’t related to BuddyPress. What versions of BuddyPress, bbPress, and WordPress are you using?

Ah hah, interesting. @rossagrant:

If you go to wp-admin > Settings > General, what are the values for the “WordPress Address (URL)” and “Site Address (URL)” fields?

It looks like your site is making its “load more” request to http://www.staging.mysite.com, but the site is intended to be accessible at staging.mysite.com. Is that correct?

Do you have any plugins or unusual server config that are redirecting from www to no-www?

Yes i meant permalinks settings.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Settings_Permalinks_Screen
By going on the permalink page and simply clicking on update, without doing any change, will refresh the whole site urls. This is recommanded after heavy modification on pages, posts, menus.

You can also check the permalink format on the “member” page, just in case off. Sometimes there is a number at the end of the URL which shouldn’t be…

Activate debug mode and see if you receive somme other error msg
https://codex.wordpress.org/WP_DEBUG

If nothing works, read here and provide the whole bunch of information.