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Topic: Display widget by php
Hi everyone!
I’m using WP Multisite 4.0.1 and BuddyPress 2.1.1. The Who’s Online widget doesn’t update as it should. I’ll log out and it’ll still show that I’m ‘online’ even though I am not. I have tried clearing the cache (using W3TC) and clearing the browser cache also, but to no avail.I have disabled page caching, object caching, database caching in W3TC and emptied the cache for them all and still getting the same issue.
Can anyone shed some light on this? I’ve noticed many topics on this from years ago, however no solutions. And now this is happening but with the most recent versions of WP and BP. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
~ Daniel
Topic: Feedback
Dear BuddyPress Team,
I worked with a lot of social components over the past years. Drupal Commons (very flexible, but you need to handle all sorts of additional extensions that need updates), Jomsocial (even helped with a lot of BETA testing and recommended to make all strings ready for translation)…
I just switched from Joomla to WordPress for building regular sites. Drupal 8 will be for more complex sites, with Joomla there are just too many bad plugin developers who charge money and offer poor quality. I have to say I love the way BuddyPress and bbPress is coming along with WordPress. Most important to me is that BuddyPress offers what is needed with very intuitive handling, nice theming and bbPress inclusion.
Keep up the good work…I will try to participate as soon as I dig deeper into the core…
Hi,
I am using buddypress in my website along with other plugins especially ‘codecanyon-7431829-content-manager-for-wordpress’. And with it, end user sessions are showing the following error. Please help me soon.
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 3686410 bytes) in ../public_html/wp-content/plugins/otw-content-manager/include/otw_components/otw_shortcode/otw_shortcode.class.php on line 260
regards,
Sam.Hello
I run a social network website using the latest version of WordPress and BuddyPress version 2.1.1 and have no coding experience. I have a separate email for new user notifications. I was pleased that the email had over 60,000 new user registrations, but then I was shocked when I looked at the dashboard, users for the first time and saw it stated only about 12,000 subscribers but over 310,000 pending. The pending amount is increasing, while the subscribers are decreasing. I have the option to manually activate but there are too many and people are still joining.
I joined under a different email to my admin ones, but I did not get an activation email and had to manually activate.
How can I clear the backlog of pendings and make sure all future registrations are automatically activated?Thank you
Sharon
Topic: Multisite hook problem
Hi Support Team,
As far as I discovered, BuddyPress registration form uses WP multisite hook (wpmu_validate_user_signup), and when checking the data from registration form calls it through apply_filter.
In /buddypress/bp-members/bp-members-functions.php there is “bp_core_validate_user_signup” function, in which the hook is called the following way:if ( function_exists( 'wpmu_validate_user_signup' ) ) { ... } else { ... $result = apply_filters( 'wpmu_validate_user_signup', $result ); }That is why, it seems that multisite hook goes off on non-multisite, which, I’m afraid, is not exactly correct.
Would it be possible that you implemented some sort of a check if a current blog is a multisite (and in this case call the hook ‘wpmu_validate_user_signup’), and if not – use another non-multisite hook (for instance http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/register_post )?
That would be great! Looking forward to hear from you.
Regards,
MortenHi,
I am trying to create a private page within my site for members. Any recommendations on how to do this?
I was using WordPress Access Areas but it conflicts with BuddyPress and blocks BuddyPress profile pages.I am using BuddyPress Version 2.1.1
Any help would be EXTREMELY appreciated.
Thanks,
Diana