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Hi there,
I’m creating a small community site, I have setup wordpress and buddypress successfully, however I haven’t managed to get things such as creation of new groups and registrations working, I also can’t figure out how to display things such as activity & members on the pages which have been automatically created by buddy press, the other automatically created pages such as Register, Activate and Groups also do not show any information, if I try to create a new group or register as a regular member of the site it won’t let me and only shows a “page cannot be found” message.
Also things such as the Member’s Profile page and the “Edit Profile” feature cannot be accessed from the main page, they also display the “Page cannot be found” error, these two features seem to be available from inside the wordpress dashboard though, but the public member’s profile page cannot be accessed from anywhere.
I would really appreciate it if anyone could give me a hand, I’m willing to give access to the backend to anyone who wishes to help, I’m a lost newbie, please help! 🙂
Hi,
I am having a problem that was pointed out to many others: the comments in activity streams (group discussion) are visible only to logged in members. I saw in this post: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5567 that the issue was fixed in 2.1 version, but I have 2.2.3.1 and it’s still here. I am also having the latest WP.
I would appreciate some help with this problem. You can fully test this problem here: http://www.machomen.ro/discutii/ce-suplimente-consumam/ – just check the comments when logged out, you will see that only the main comments are showing, replies don’t, then log in (you can use FB) and you will see all the comments, including replies.
Thank you!Hi, I recently started my first WordPress site, on a new WP 4.2.2 install, and with BP 2.2.3.1 plugin installed, but I can’t find anything inside the plugin about the member type feature!?! I have read up on it, but nothing has let me know exactly what to do to get it on my dashboard, or to enable it in any way… Can someone please hold my hand on this? If I need to copy and paste code from here: https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/member-types/ I have no idea of where to do it? I’m ready to start populating profiles, but need the member type feature, and separate member type questions/fields in order for the site to function properly. Please help. My site is GigTrain.com – Thanks.
Hello (sorry for my English, I hope you can understand my problem).
1) Did you install WordPress as a directory or subdomain install? Subdomain
2) Did you upgrade from a previous version of WordPress? No
3) Which version of BP are you running? 2.1.1
4) Did you upgraded from a previous version of BP? No
5) Do you have any plugins other than BuddyPress installed and activated? yes: WooCommerce, WP-PageNavi,The Events Calendar, NextGEN Gallery by Photocrati, myCRED, Another WordPress Classifieds Plugin (AWPCP).
6) Are you using the standard WordPress theme or customized theme? customized.
7) Have you modified the core files in any way? No
8) Do you have any custom functions in bp-custom.php? No
9) Is your server running Windows, or if Linux; Apache, nginx or something else? Linux, ApacheMy problem: I wanna visit the “admin” profile but if a slug post starts with “admin”, for example “admin-of-the-world-is-dead” I can’t visit the “admin” profile, always is showing to me the post.
I hope you can help me with some ideas.
🙂
Topic: Minimum password strength
To my great surprise Buddypress allows such weak passwords such as a single digit letter or number when changing the password from the front-end.
There are several minimum password strength plugins for WordPress, but none seem to work with the frond-end of Buddypress.
How can I enforce users to select passwords with a minimum of 8 digits, including a number?
Hope this is the correct forum to post this request. We are considering a major platform change for our website, TheWorshipCommunity.Com (http://www.theworshipcommunity.com) – I’ll refer to it as TWC in this post.
TWC is built on two platforms:
The blog/articles are based on WordPress.
The forum is based on vBulletin, which is out of date, and needs major overhaul.I’m strongly considering BuddyPress and bbPress. bbPress is a no-brainer because we HAVE to keep the forums. That’s where the bulk of our community exists.
So, my question is should we also use BuddyPress? I get a little confused on the difference between “Groups” in Buddypress and the forums … and “Group” forums.
I know that the vBulletin importer works because we’ve already tried it. I guess my big question is when you use BuddyPress and bbPress together … are the user accounts shared? Meaning … once we import all of our thousands of users from vBulletin, is there user accounts now created for both bbPress and Buddypress .. or is it still treated like two separate accounts?
I would be beyond grateful if someone who is experienced in both could look at our site and give some honest evaluation on if this combination would be right for our community.
Thanks!
FredI’m trying to remove the admin user and other users of the membership list. But all the solutions researched here in the forum have not worked.
I was wondering if it was because of the recent update of WordPress.Does anyone have any solution to help?
thank youHi All,
I’m sure there’s a simple answer here, but I haven’t been able to find it.
I need to allow subscribers to post to buddypress, but never access the wordpress admin panel. The following code blocks subscribers from the admin panel:
// Block subscribers from the WordPress back end admin function block_subscriber_admin(){ if (current_user_can('subscriber')){ wp_redirect( home_url() ); exit; } } add_action( 'admin_init', 'block_subscriber_admin');Problem: a side-effect of this code is that it somehow breaks the AJAX for posting and commenting on Buddypress pages. Instead of displaying the newly posted content, buddypress instead renders the home page of the site.
Is there a better way of blocking access to the WP admin panel? One that will not break BP?
Many thanks,
AdamTopic: Groups issue
Hi support team, recently posted this issue one week ago, but may be in the wrong forum. Hope you can help me.
Hi,
I’m using Buddypress (version 2.2.3.1).
All the groups in my community are displayed in the group list/directory but unfortunately I’m not able to open to the single group pages as well as create a new group. In both cases, the error 404 is presented.
I recently installed the new Boss Theme (version 1.1.5) on my homepage but it is the same problem as a tried it with the former theme (buddyboss version 4.1.9).
The permalink structure is based on the post name: it is like https://sport-und-ms.phil.fau.de/community/gruppen/sherlock-holmes/ (as example for single group page)
The support team of the buddyboss theme considered a slug issue or another hierarchical issue
Additionally, we are translating some of the *.po files of buddypress into german. Could this be a reason? I reran the original language file in (http://deckerweb.de/sprachdateien/buddypress/) but the problem still exists.
Buddypress runs in conjunction with bbpress (2.5.7), and buddypress…private activity (1.3.6), follow (1.2.1), wall (0.9.4), group documents (1.9.3.1)
Wordpress version 4.2.1kind regards, René