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I am looking to change the label of “Username” on the registration page. I am using WordPress 4.1 along with BuddyPress 2.1.1. Here is a ink to my registration page: http://habbocia.x10host.com/habbo-cia-home/register/
Topic: Buddypress Multisite
Hi,
I’d like some advice about the feasibility of the following:
I’d like to use WordPress multisite and a suitable BuddyPress multisite plugin to create a network of social media sites, where a user becomes a member of the parent site upon sign-up and also a member of the child site based on the location they choose at sign-up.
So, if a user chooses London from the sign-up form they would become a member of mysite.com AND london.mysite.com, and I would serve content relevant to London.
However I would also like to retain the ability to have friendship connections between the sub-sites.
Essentially I’d like some content to be site specific but other content to be shared between sites – but also allow the members to switch to another location (sub-site) and view the content there – similar to how Craigslist works.
Hope this makes sense and thanks in advance for any advice!
How to enable buddypress panel for all the users ??
kindly do help 🙁
admin panel & user panel after login :
I am using these plugins :
Buddypress,clone posts, floating media icons,userpro, woocommerce,wordpress seo .Topic: Using wordpress registration
I have tried all the solutions ive found online modifying the bp-customs files and nothing has worked.
However as soon as i disable buddypress. wp-login.php?action=register does go back to the default.
The reason i want to use wordpress registration is because i cant find a way to force strong passwords with buddypress signup.
Any idea? Many thanks.
I haven’t had very good luck finding an answer out there in regards to this question. Any answers I found where over 4 years old so I’m wondering if things have changed.
Is it possible to allow the editor role to manage signups? I need this capability because I do not want to open a user up to full admin access in order to help manage signups.
WordPress 4.1
BuddyPress 2.1.1
Buddypress Xprofile Custom Fields Type 2.0.5
BP Profile Search 4.0.3Thank you.
Thank you.
Hi folks
I have the task of updating a heavily customized version of BuddyPress 1.5 to the most recent version and isolating the changes to the plugin’s source and moving them to the theme directory :).
So I updated BuddyPress to the most recent version and am now trying to make child theme files for certain pages where changes are needed. I read that the BP default theme has been retired and should not show up under Appearance > Themes unless it’s still in use. However, I can’t get it to dissapear, which tells me that somehow, it may still be in use by something. I activated a WordPress default theme and disabled all other plugins but the default theme is still showing up.
Another problem I’m having is that I can’t get the template hiearchy to be used. I have created a “buddypress” dir and a “groups” dir within it. There I created two files “index-create.php” and “index-directory.php”, both just have a die(‘asfd’); statment in it for testing. But neither on the group listing page, nor on the group creation page are these templates being used. Is there something that I might be missing?
Thanks for your help.
I have about 200 groups that need to be deleted via phpmyadmin, with a bunch of missing fields on the database I can not access the corrupt groups via the wordpress admin dashboard (or the site’s front end)
I see the tables for wp_bp_groups (https://buddypress.org/support/topic/groups-pagination-not-found-after-server-move/#post-232532)- do I just delete the entire rows there? Do I leave the rows so the IDs are left in the database? Do I need to remove stuff from other tables (like wp_bp_groupsmeta, wp_bp_groupsmembers, or look for things in notifications, or anything?) in the database?
Wondering what BP does when you delete a group through the admin dashboard, as I need to do all those things manually through phpmyadmin it seems.
wp 4.1 BP 2.1.1, link to site and attempts to figure out the issue – https://buddypress.org/support/topic/groups-pagination-not-found-after-server-move/#post-232532
I’m a newbie to the WordPress world, and am absolutely loving it – especially with BuddyPress! I have a membership site (www.pbnbenefits.com) running WordPress 4.1 and BuddyPress 2.1.1, along with the Members plugin v0.2.4. I use the Members plugin for content access based on WP user roles. Everything works fine, except that new posts and post comments are not appearing on my BP activity feed on posts where content access is restricted by user roles. I have confirmed this by posting a non-restricted post (no user roles assigned), and then commenting on that post. In that instance, both the post and the comments appeared in the BP activity stream.
However, if I post a new post and restrict access (via the Members plugin) by user role, neither the post itself or any comments to it will appear in the BP activity feed.
I’ve searched on this forum, and was unable to find similar issues, so I thought I’d make my first post. Any insight and recommendations would be greatly appreciated!