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January 30, 2014 at 9:15 am #177737
Paul Wong-Gibbs
KeymasterIt looks like you might be using PHP4. WordPress requires PHP5, so ask your host to switch you to the latest version of PHP5 they have available and ask them to remove the open_basedir restrictions.
January 30, 2014 at 7:27 am #177729In reply to: How to Automatically add a new member to a group
Timland
ParticipantUnfortunately, that doesn’t help at all. One is to create a demo kind, which is used to check if things are working in the expected way, is not for use for live sites also plus it is not compatible. (the groupomatic,the Second plugin is not compatible)
P.S š Though I stated what version of WordPress, buddypress and bppress versions am using on in my first post, I will restating it here also. (am using wordpress version 3.7.1 suffusion theme) (budypress 1.9 and bbpress 2.0 )
Pls
January 29, 2014 at 9:28 pm #177714In reply to: scalablity of buddypress
Henry Wright
Moderator@thatmtnman it’s getting better – lots of performance improvements are in-progress and many are planned. See some of the recently active Trac tickets for examples:
January 29, 2014 at 8:58 pm #177712In reply to: Country / City Conditional Fields
webauthor
ParticipantI’ve been reading a lot about this issue and it looks like BP is missing some very basic functionality. This is the first time using it and right out of the gate I see that there are some things that have me baffled.
1) No way to create conditional fields. I’ve tried using the Gravity Forms User Registration Add-On plugin but there is no way to map fields properly. For example, in Gravity Forms I have Country, State and City fields. If someone selects United States as a Country for example, the next field that the user sees is the State field, but then I run into a problem when someone selects a City. In order to use conditional fields with Gravity Forms, I need to create many City fields (alabama-cities, alaska-cities etc). One City field for each State. These City fields are conditional fields that displayed to the user Cities based on what the user selects in the State field.
The problem is that Gravity Forms wants me to first create User Profile Fields in BuddyPress. Then map each Gravity Forms field to the appropriate User Profile Field. Since I have many Gravity Forms cities field, there is no way I can tell Gravity Forms to use the City that the user selects and map it to a City User Profile field in BuddyPress.
I’ve read a lot of posts on this forum dating back 5 years and no one has offered a working solution.
2) Also, Why is there no option for an admin to be able to deny users from changing their Screenname? How about an option that prevents user from modifying a specific field such as Gender? All I see is havoc and chaos if you allow users to change certain fields.
3) Why doesn’t BuddyPress offer a way to have different registration fields based on the user? Teacher / Student Registration, Doctor / Patient etc? It doesn’t make sense. Look at the core of BuddyPress. It’s a social network plugin. In almost every circumstance you have a need for one user have certain fields and another to have other fields. Trying to figure out how to show certain profile fields for one user and not another should be at the core of this plugin. Not to mention making it easy for the site owner to layout those fields so that they look nice. For example something as easy as defining the length of the fields. You can’t make those modifications without Firebug and CSS and PHP experience, or worse yet another plugin. If you use a plugin, then you have to pray to God the author of that plugin not to fall off a cliff or pray that he / she keeps that plugin conducive with the latest version of BP.
I don’t mean to gripe but BuddyPress it seems to me that at it’s core, very little thought was given to how people would actually use it. Almost like it’s piecemealed together.
Another big complaint is that it’s not compatible with the best WordPress themes on the planet – StudioPress. Shouldn’t the contributors of BP make sure that BP and StudioPress be compatible?
I’m sorry if this sounds like a rant, it’s not. It’s just frustration. BP looks awesome but underneath the hood, there are a lot of obvious problems. My suggestion is to do what WooCommerce, StudioPress and others do. Sit down and figure out how to handle the big issues first. If need be, charge for BuddyPress. If the problem is that you have a bunch of contributors who work on things “they” deem important and at their own leisure, then the plugin suffers. Charge for it. Sit down and listen to the complaints and address them based on customer priority. Pay someone to reply to this forum so we’re not waiting days for a response. You’ll have much happier users and a much better plugin. Just my 2 cents worth. Honestly, since BP is virtually the only Plugin of it’s kind, not taking my advice will lead to someone creating a better wheel and that point, it’s only a matter of time before BP becomes obsolete.
It’s been close to 24 hours and no response to my original question. If ANYONE has an answer as to how I can get a user to simply select a Country, then State, then City based on previous fields, I’d greatly appreciate it. Also if someone could please tell me how to prevent users from modifying certain fields that would be appreciated as well.
Thanks
January 29, 2014 at 2:47 pm #177688In reply to: Looking for hook before bp_signup_validate
Henry Wright
ModeratorOops I do apologise! I read up to “What can I hook into?” and couldn’t think of a hook then got carried away thinking of how you could solve the problem š
EDIT: Perhaps you could request a new hook?
January 29, 2014 at 12:51 pm #177683In reply to: Audio Playlist for BuddyPress members
noizeburger
ParticipantMe too, I don’t like the way rtmedia presents the display of media. So I tried to manage a kind of playlist for mp3 by using BP xProfile Custom Fields Type.
I wrote a short tutorial on how I did it: take a look right here
January 28, 2014 at 8:22 pm #177659In reply to: Audio Playlist for BuddyPress members
meg@info
ParticipantHi @hannah.caswell
i think Buddydrive plugin can help you in this case,
https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddydrive/January 28, 2014 at 2:44 pm #177634In reply to: Custom Sort of Group Members
David Bisset
ParticipantJust for the record, I created the ticket: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5356#ticket
January 28, 2014 at 11:55 am #177628In reply to: Avatar cropping errors
Matt
ParticipantHmmm I wouldn’t call that a solution. Can you narrow it down to any particular plugins?
In my case it was ‘BJ Lazy Load‘ that needed disabling to make the difference. Do you have that plugin on your site, or is it a different one?
Either that plugin is the issue, or if it’s multiple ones then we could try and figure what they have in common and fix that.
January 27, 2014 at 9:03 pm #177602merosler
ParticipantAfter much research and experimentation I fixed that password problem I was having.. Had to do with the “New User Approve” plugin I was using: http://picklewagon.com/wordpress/new-user-approve/
The fix was to add the following line to the functions.php that turned off this password reset:
function ignore_new_user_autopass() {
return true;
}add_filter( ‘new_user_approve_bypass_password_reset’, ‘ignore_new_user_autopass’ );
as described here: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-new-user-approve-ignoring-set-password
January 27, 2014 at 6:52 pm #177591In reply to: Custom Sort of Group Members
Boone Gorges
KeymasterI guess the best way to do it would be to filter ‘bp_pre_user_query’ and do some manual modification to the uid_clauses[‘where’] SQL string.
I know this is less than ideal. In the future, we’ll aim to have better sorting features in
BP_Group_Member_Query. But it’s unlikely we could build a system that’d accommodate your custom usermeta sort, in any case, so you’re probably always going to have to do this manually. That said, having a filter onBP_Group_Member_Query::get_group_member_ids()orBP_Group_Member_Query::get_include_ids()is not a terrible idea. Feel free to open an enhancement ticket at http://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org.January 27, 2014 at 1:54 pm #177578In reply to: How to change group avatar?
xjamesb
ParticipantDear Judith,
see here
You can update it through the Group Admin menu in WordPress site itself but you must have upload Avatars ticked in the dashboard.
January 27, 2014 at 6:10 am #177563In reply to: Just Need a Little Advise
prudentwisdom
ParticipantBut I don’t want anyone to have to register with WordPress?
January 26, 2014 at 3:57 pm #177544In reply to: private message – not private
Melle328
ParticipantWordpress 3.8
Buddypress 1.8.1
Theme: BP default / child themePlugins:
Autochimp 2.15
bbpress 2.5.2
bbpress mark as read
bbPress Email Notifications
BP Group Management
BP Group Email
BP Profile Search
BuddyPress Activity Comment Notifier
BuddyPress Activity Plus
BuddyPress Auto Group Join
BuddyPress Better Pagination
BuddyPress Block Activity Stream Types
BuddyPress Extended Friendship Request
BuddyPress Group Calendar
BuddyPress Like
BuddyPress Message privacy
BuddyPress Real Names
Change WP Mail From Details
DigiMember
Duplicate Post
External Links
Image Rotation Fixer
Mapology
OptimizePress
Redirection
Register Plus Redux
Remove Dashboard Access
Suchen & Ersetzen
Simple Comment Editing
The Events Calendar
W3 Total Cache
Widget Builder
Widget Logic
WordPress HTTPS
WordPress Importer
WP Crontrol
WP Show IDsI already have a clone of my site, but without members producing content and writing (lots of) private messages I cannot reproduce the error. @djpaul if you are interestet to have a deeper look under the hood, I would be happy to send you login data for community & db.
Thank you!
January 26, 2014 at 11:02 am #177535In reply to: [Resolved] Group join date
Paul Wong-Gibbs
KeymasterThis is a good question. I took a look at the code. As far as I can tell, you can safely use this column as a “when did the user join the group” value for most cases. It’s set when:
* A user joins a group
* A user accepts or declines an invite to join a group
* When a user creates a groupPromoting/demoting a user to moderator/administrator/regular member doesn’t change the value.
Note that this column isn’t indexed. This is only a consideration if for whatever reason you need to write your own SQL queries, which you shouldn’t need to. If you can’t find a core function that gets the data you need, it would be great if you can let me know here or on https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ and we can add one.
January 26, 2014 at 6:53 am #177529In reply to: Spam User Registrations despite multiple anti-spam
blastblast
ParticipantThere seems to be multiple wordpress honeypot.
Would you recommend this one? Though it has not been updated in years..
http://www.pixeljar.net/2012/09/19/eliminate-buddypress-spam-registrations/
Thanks
koolfunny
ParticipantI am having a wordpress them but when i tried to compile with buddypress it is installing buddypress theme only icant activate both ata time and use
January 26, 2014 at 2:31 am #177525In reply to: How can i show only my city memeber my city page.
ashishmehta2103
Participantam using wordpress 3.8 and buddypress 1.9.1 and my site link is http://www.getadate.org
Plaese help me how to show my city all member.
I am new buddypress user so please help me.
also if i am man and when i login on my account it only show women on my all member section.
also show can i search member by destance.
please help me.
Regards
Ashish@mercime
Participant@koolfunny This is more of finding a WordPress theme per your example as nearly all WP themes are compatible with BuddyPress. There are some in the WP themes repository. Start off with https://wordpress.org/themes/search.php?q=pinterest and customize the theme or search further in the repo to find what you want.
January 25, 2014 at 7:23 pm #177515In reply to: Just Need a Little Advise
shanebp
ModeratorJanuary 25, 2014 at 1:13 am #177495In reply to: Releasing a theme – Best practices
Henry Wright
ModeratorYou’d release your theme through the WordPress Theme Directory (or you can make your theme available privately – through a GitHub repo for example).
There will be a theme review process if you plan to release through the Theme Directory. Take a look at this for more info:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Review
For guidance on theme development (assuming you haven’t finished your theme yet), check out:
January 25, 2014 at 12:14 am #177488In reply to: [Resolved] Show posts written by user on profile
Henry Wright
ModeratorHi Justin
The way I would tackle post pagination on BP profile pages would be to use
paginate_linksSee:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/paginate_linksJanuary 24, 2014 at 11:27 pm #177486In reply to: [Resolved] Show posts written by user on profile
Justin
ParticipantActually solved it by limiting the post count in the loop and then adding this link to the archive of author posts wordpress already innately displays:
This is the href:
href="<?php echo get_site_url(); ?>/author/<?php echo the_author_meta( 'user_login' ); ?>
In case anybody else needs to reference this post like I did.
January 24, 2014 at 7:14 pm #177470In reply to: Forcing incompatible theme to work with Buddypress
BuddyBoss
ParticipantI can deactivate all plugins and then reactivate, but Iām new to WP and not sure if doing so would re-set all of the settings for each plugin.
It shouldn’t, assuming your plugins are well coded. The vast majority of the time doing this causes no problems. But you don’t know 100% until you try it.
You might want to back up your database first just to have a copy to revert back to. It’s a good policy to do that anyways. I use: https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-dbmanager/
You can set it to do daily or weekly backups to your server of your database. Pretty sweet.As for your theme, that theme (Solitudo) looks like it has a ton of theme options. I’m guessing some PHP customization in there is breaking BuddyPress output. You may have to just dig in and deactivate/reactivate parts of the theme (at the code level) until you get things to work if you feel comfortable doing that. Specifically the functions, or functions in PHP files that are possibly called by the core functions.php file – I haven’t used that theme myself so not sure how it’s set up. Every theme is different so there isn’t some quick answer unfortunately.
Hope that helps.
January 23, 2014 at 8:59 pm #177435In reply to: private message – not private
Melle328
ParticipantThanks for reply.
The problem is, we have 4.000 highly active members. But I will have a look of what I can deactive.
For me it seems very close to this ticket. https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3971
Is this still a known (or mybe solved) issue?
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