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Hi everyone
Anyone been able to re-create Tumblr features with BuddyPress?
I like the idea of using WP over other platforms as the WYSIWYG editor is nice and the idea that users could have some choice over their profile themes.
Thing is, we would like front end only dashboard for users and the ability to have re-blogging with quotes, front page with popular content, hashtags, search for content/hastags, user directory etc
Frontend options looks to just be https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-user-frontend/ ??
Not sure how to do directory of users and popular content though.
Any thoughts?Topic: 404 on acitivty stream
I am having trouble between the buddypress plugin and my avada wordpress theme. 1) My activity does not come up as a page. Since I am using Ultimate Membership Pro (UMP) plugin, I want to lock the activity stream page so only members have access. Currently it keeps giving me a 404 as my page title.
I’ve figured out the BuddyPress plugin is overloading my server. When I go live this will also affect SEO due to almost triple page load time, even on pages that aren’t BuddyPress related. I narrowed the issue down to a constant call of the admin-ajax.php page in WordPress. This can be turned off by the “Activity auto-refresh” under Options in BuddyPress’ settings. Once turned off, page load decreased significantly and it’s within Google’s acceptable load time. The problem with doing this, is users don’t get updates. They’d have to refresh the page to see updates and they’d have no idea when new updates were added.
Is there anyway to fix this issue with this switch on? I’m overloading the shared hosting plan while not live and only three users active.
I thought of one way that doesn’t fix the issue but gives the site owner more leeway. Instead of an on/off switch for the “Activity auto-refresh” setting, can there be a textbox for the site owner to enter refresh milliseconds? The on/off switch can still be present, but for those of us that need more control over this setting using a milliseconds value would give the user somewhat real time updates, meet Google’s page load requirements, and won’t overload shared hosting plans.
Here’s what the site is running. I’d rather not give the site link out on an open forum and destroy my hosting plan.
WordPress Version: 5.8.2
BuddyPress Version: 9.1.1
Hostinger Business Account and this is the only site on this account so far.Thanks,
NicCrockettHi everyone.
I have been looking around the web for several days, but I have not found anything that satisfies me.. As the title suggests, I would like “my” users to have the ability to upload and use animated avatars.
At the moment it is not possible because when a user tries to upload an animated gif, they are asked to crop it and there is no way to skip image cropping.
Also the Gravatar service does not support animated avatars.. or so I have read around the web.
As silly as it may seem, I find it highly limiting, speaking of user experience, not to be able to upload an animated avatar.
Can someone help me?In case there is no way to load an animated gif without it being resized, is it possible to add a field in the front-end user’ profile where he can insert a link to an image like in the phpbb forums?
my WordPress is updated to version 5.8.2
my buddypress is updated to version 2.1.1Link to my site MRLab
I don’t use child theme.
In case I have created a duplicate topic, I apologize in advance.
In my defense my English is not the best and I haven’t seen any other open topics about it.Thanks in advance to anyone who will help me and Merry Christmas to everyone!
BuddyPress version – 10.0.0-beta1 or 9.1.1(stable version)
Theme – Twenty Twenty or any theme
Wordpress version – 5.8.2When I change Cover Image it is working fine.
But when I change Profile Photo it is giving error – There was a problem cropping your profile photo.I am not able to find out why it is giving this error.
Please help urgentlyWhy do I get this pop up on my wordpress?
“The following active BuddyPress Components do not have associated WordPress Pages: Register.”
I have to use Buddypress for something, but I dont want to associate WordPress Pages. Can I turn off this error? If I click on it, it stuffs up my site.
I’d like to add custom WordPress profile fields that in turn are synchronized with BP Xprofile fields. (I want to register users not using buddypress for registration)
this bpdev post hints that is would be a ‘thing’ – but the explanations are incomplete. https://bpdevel.wordpress.com/2021/03/24/wordpress-xprofile-field-types/
searching solutions for adding WP profile fields look like there is no way they’d be compatible with Xprofile sync
Is this even possible?
Is there an explanation/tutorial somewhere?
Thanks
I wrote the following function, but i still can’t create a group. I’ve made sure that the function is getting called, so that is not the issue
function start_a_new_group($profile_id, $status) {
if ( !function_exists( ‘groups_create_group’ ) ) {
require_once ‘/bp-groups/bp-groups-functions.php’;
}$defaults = array(
‘group_id’ => $profile_id,
‘creator_id’ => get_current_user_id(),
‘name’ => ”,
‘description’ => ”,
‘slug’ => ”,
‘status’ => $status,
‘enable_forum’ => 0,
‘date_created’ => bp_core_current_time()
);
return groups_create_group($defaults);
}Wordpress version 5.8.2
Buddypress verion 9.1.1
Theme is Twenty TwentyAny ideas?
I want to create an option to add new user(register) from logged in admin account. I don’t want to use WordPress default registration page. How can I do that?
Having an odd problem, which is that I can’t add any members to a group if it was originally created with an ampersand in the name. Even if I change the name of the group (to and) and even if the slug doesn’t have any special characters, I still can’t add any members. I get the error: The following users could not be added to the group.
I’ve tried disabling all other plugins, deleting BuddyPress and installing it from scratch, etc. I’m using the latest version of WordPress and BuddyPress. Any thoughts welcome.
Topic: Linking blog to Buddypress
Hi!
I created a community website for people to meet and travel so I installed BuddyPress.
There are post blogs showing places to visit and I’d like for the members to be able to “like” a post of the place they’d like to go and to have it written somewhere in their profiles like “Friends” “Groups” “Activity” etc.I tried several extensions but it doesn’t work, I tried Buddypress like by Darren Meehan (which doesn’t work at all), Favorite by Kyle Phillips seem to work but I can’t link it to the profiles. Idk what I can do.
I use the Divi theme, WordPress is 5.8.2 and BuddyPress is 9.1.1
Here’s the website http://armyvof.cluster031.hosting.ovh.net/ (sorry but it’s in french, no english!)
Thanks in advance!