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  • leanneoleary
    Participant

    I have a custom post type with custom meta which is submitted via the frontend. Whenever the form is submitted I need to register this in the activity stream. I have had a look around the documentation and using the function bp_activity_add() looks like the obvious solution but in previous forum posts it has been mentioned to use the following code instead:

    add_filter ( 'bp_blogs_record_post_post_types', 'activity_publish_custom_post_types' );
    function activity_publish_custom_post_types() {
      $media = array('videos', 'pictures');
      return $media;
    }

    Can anyone advise which would be the better the option and also how to implement the code properly? I am fairly new to both wordpress and buddypress and so do not know whether to add this code to the main functions.php file and if so how.

    many thanks

    vitamincee
    Participant

    @mcpeanut Thanks, and like I said I’m aware of the issue of too many admins. I’ve been working with WordPress for over 10 years, I know about roles and capabilities. This is a site that I help out with – not my personal site, and there are a lot of moving parts.

    I am curious if you can replicate this odd behavior, thanks for investigating.

    #235012
    joeyaberle
    Participant

    My users are reporting that when they click the activation link that the page is coming up not found. When I go to manually activate their account it says that there is a # pending, but there is nothing in the list.

    The first issue, the link, is actually happening on two of my websites.

    Both sites are running:
    WordPress: Most recent (sorry don’t know the version)
    BuddyPress: 2.2.1
    BuddyBoss: 4.1.5

    Howard
    Participant

    Howdy!
    Need to show all group fields on user register page. How can I do that?
    WordPress (Version 4.1.1)
    Buddypress (Version 2.2.1)

    #234987
    Henry Wright
    Moderator

    Hi @hipp

    Sounds like some accessibility enhancements might be needed to the menu’s markup. I suggest you open a Trac ticket giving the core developers as much info about the problem as you can.

    You can use your same login details on Trac.

    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org

    #234985

    In reply to: Missing Meta Title

    @mercime
    Participant

    WP SEO doesn’t provide support for BuddyPress https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5800

    #234972
    Michael
    Participant

    And just when you think things are about to get worse…they get better. On a lark I went in and re-saved the Permalinks configuration on my site, and the Sitemaps appeared again. It looks like it is working.

    So a word to the wise, if you ever update BuddyPress and use WordPress SEO, be sure to check whether your sitemap is still working, whether the BuddyPress page titles are working, etc. If not, try and save your Permalink configuration (under Dashboard->Settings->Permalinks).

    Michael

    #234971
    Michael
    Participant

    I just noticed this same problem with missing sitemaps on my site when upgrading to BuddyPress 2.2.1.

    It seems related to the problem with botched BuddyPress page titles I discussed in this post: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/buddypress-2-2-1-incompatible-with-yoast-seo-botched-page-titles/

    There must be a major new incompatibility between BuddyPress 2.2.x and Yoast WordPress SEO (plugin version 1.7.3.1) that REALLY needs to get fixed.

    Disabling WordPress SEO is not the solution to this problem. I will have to roll back my BuddyPress installation, which is a big pain the *ss. Not happy.

    Michael

    bp-help
    Participant
    Michael
    Participant

    Hello there fine BuddyPress folks:

    First the context:
    Site: http://www.dalluva.com
    Wordpress 4.1.1
    Buddypress 2.2.1
    bbpress 2.5.4
    Yoast WordPress SEO 1.7.3.1

    Now the issue:

    I just updated to BP 2.2.1 and notice a serious problem with page titles when the Yoast WordPress SEO plugin is enabled. When the SEO plugin is disable, page titles are correct, but when enabled the BuddyPress pages all have the same title, which is the title of the last blog post on the site (!).

    Wordpress SEO only shows this problem on BuddyPress pages (e.g. pages like http://www.dalluva.com/member-area/members/user-name/profile/), and nowhere else (i.e. bbpress pages have correct titles, all other website pages are fine).

    Looks like there’s a major incompatibility between existing WordPress SEO 1.7.3.1 and the recent update to 2.2.1.

    It sounds like at least 1 other person has seen this problem (referenced here: buddypress.org/support/topic/buddypress-2-2-1-is-available-now/). Anyone else? What’s the workaround/fix? Disabling WordPress SEO is not a viable option.

    Many thanks.
    Michael

    #234963
    hutchison
    Participant

    Sorry … I guess I should have mentioned that I’m using WordPress v.4.1.1 and BuddyPress v.2.2.1
    The site URL is: http://mylifeismymuseum.eu/mlimm/activity/ and that I have tested with several different themes.

    So asking again … I’ve found that, if a site member clicks the β€˜Log In’ button without first entering their username and password, the page redirects to the default WordPress login page (/wp-login.php)

    How (and where) might I modify the code so that, instead, it simply fails or, better, displays a an error message to remind the user to fill in their login credentials?

    #234957
    Henry Wright
    Moderator

    @peter-hamilton

    Really cool to see the plugin in action and thanks for the review on wordpress.org! πŸ™‚

    #234935
    rosyteddy
    Participant

    @henrywright @danbp I think I already voted for this πŸ™‚

    @henrywright if you are accepting plugin *ideas* I will suggest a small thing. But first my apologies for using this thread. Feel free to delete.
    Here goes:
    Please see https://wordpress.org/plugins/ls-buddypress-activity-plus-tabs-extension/
    This does it for the Groups only, can you please use the code to do it for the member profile page, that is, an Images tab on the member profile. Thanks.

    #234918
    danbp
    Participant

    Forgot my question ! It’s not a theme issue, but a missing in the core. I was curious about that issue and tested it. And finally opened a ticket (#6246) with more details. Don’t hesitate to follow it and/or to give your opinion, patch or what ever can be considered as usefull to solve this bug. πŸ˜‰

    #234916
    Rapforthemoment
    Participant

    This is the Happenstance theme. I believe it is from a production site, but it is available in the WordPress theme download search. I can only add the widgets to a Buddypress page if it is under Single Post Page, but if I do that, then the widget goes to every single post page, which I do not want.

    #234913
    Henry Wright
    Moderator

    Hey @danbp

    Thanks for the feedback. Before I answer your question, I just want to point you to question 4 in the plugin’s FAQ

    Why is it that some members don’t have an identicon?
    An identicon is used as a member’s avatar only if a profile photo hasn’t been uploaded. After activating the plugin, all new members will be allocated an identicon. Existing members will need to log in to get their identicon.

    The reason existing users have to log in to get their identicon is simple. Imagine if a site had 100,000 existing users. At the point the website owner activated the plugin, there’s no way 100,000 fresh identicons could be created. It’d crash their server immediately. I needed a way of staggering the creation of identicons for existing users. The approach I decided on was to create existing user’s identicons on their next login.

    Now, to answer your questions πŸ˜€

    – first time i activated BI, all users showed the mystery man. And plugin works, as i see the border.

    Great! That’s expected.

    – changed profile photo of admin: custom picture appeared.
    – removed the picture: identicon appeared on the admin account.
    -tried to do same thing with a dummy user. Nothing happened.

    The reason nothing happened for the dummy user is because you’re still logged in as admin. You will need to log in as the dummy user for his/her identicon to be created.

    – create a new user from back office, with gmail address, identicon showed up

    Great, that’s a new user created. Identicons are created for all new users so that’s expected.

    – manually created a identicons folder in /uploads/

    There’s no need to manually create folders. The plugin takes care of that for you automatically πŸ™‚

    – modified all dummy user mail address. Mystery man still showing.
    – applied a custom picture to one, ok, then removed. Mystery man again.

    Again, if you’re doing this logged in as admin, then nothing will happen. The actual dummy user will need to log-in in order for their identicon to be created.

    – tried global settings to β€œempty avatar”. Nada ! Reverted to default MM setting and still no identicon.

    Global settings aren’t taken into account by design. If you want to disable identicons, simply disable the plugin. Want them back? Re-enable it πŸ™‚

    On a dev site, using this plugin would really help to avoid calling an external avatar service.
    Would also be true for a prod site, where specially gravatars are mentionned to be optimized as they slow down page speed.

    That was one of the driving factors behind creating the plugin. The beauty of it (in my opinion) is there’s no need to make requests to an external service. Everything is stored locally which should improve page load speed.

    Hope this info helps to clear up any confusion. If you need any more info then just give me a shout, and feel free to open a support ticket on the plugin’s forum if you find a bug.

    #234910
    danbp
    Participant

    Do you mean “friends” as BuddyPress hasn’t a follow option ?
    Or do you use this plugin ?

    #234908
    danbp
    Participant

    @sunday-a-james,

    moved your topic to the appropriate forum.

    If you exported your local site to prod server without taking some caution, it’s a normal issue.
    Or maybe have you forgot to set permalinks or create BP’s page ?

    Read here please:

    How to Safely Move Your WordPress Site (Without Losing Anything!)

    #234889

    In reply to: Missing Meta Title

    danbp
    Participant

    Hello @alice-kaye,

    you’re not alone with that issue, which can sit in the theme (the case of 2015) or in a SEO plugin.
    BP canonical names and some SEO conventions are not best friends at the moment… Sorry.

    https://buddypress.org/support/topic/browser-title-and-seo-title-problem-with-root-profile-url/

    https://buddypress.org/support/topic/sitemap-breaks-when-i-install-buddy-press/

    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6107

    #234881
    Henry Wright
    Moderator

    Hi @outdoorsmen

    I’m not aware of a plugin but try looking into user meta. It’s a way of storing information for each user. You could store the user’s title in this way. Helpful articles will be:

    https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/update_user_meta

    https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_user_meta

    #234868
    rosyteddy
    Participant

    Please also consider posting the problem her https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/theme-my-login

    #234862
    Outdoorsmen
    Participant

    Is there a simple way to display a title along with a user’s name when using Buddypress?

    Administrator, Moderator, Group Leader, Author, Contributor, etc.

    I found the plugin User-Title which looks like it may work. Trying to figure out where to put the code <?php echo get_the_author_meta(‘user_title’) ?> is a bit confusing and I’m not having any luck.

    Any suggestions?

    Sunday A. James
    Participant

    Please I need help. I can not get buddypress pages links to work on my live site. All I get is “OOPS! 404 PAGE NOT FOUND”
    I have been testing and customising the site (WordPress 4.1, BuddyPress 2.2 and JBST – Theme) on localhost for about a month now and everything thing worked fine.
    When I installed WordPress 4.1.1 and BuddyPress 2.2.1 with JBST theme on my live host those links do not work anymore, I tried another theme “iBuddy” yet the same issue.

    Check the site here ‘http://carnivalpics.com‘

    WordPress 4.1.1 BuddyPress 2.2.1 iBuddy Theme

    #234859
    Sunday A. James
    Participant

    Please I need help. I can not get buddypress pages links to work on my live site. All I get is “OOPS! 404 PAGE NOT FOUND”
    I have been testing and customising the site (WordPress 4.1, BuddyPress 2.2 and JBST – Theme) on localhost for about a month now and everything thing worked fine.
    When I installed WordPress 4.1.1 and BuddyPress 2.2.1 with JBST theme on my live host those links do not work anymore, I tried another theme “iBuddy” yet the same issue.

    Check the site here ‘http://carnivalpics.com‘

    WordPress 4.1.1 BuddyPress 2.2.1 iBuddy Theme

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