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  • #198751
    Cat Man
    Participant

    Hi,
    My site runs on WordPress + bbpress + Buddypress environment. But the problem is when a user is registering for a site, the email sent to them looks like,

    Dear User,

    Your new Domain name Sites site has been successfully set up at:
    http://User Set].Domainname.com/

    You can log in to the administrator account with the following information:
    Username: [User Set]
    Password: [User Set]
    Log in here: http://User Set].Domainname.com/wp-login.php

    We hope you enjoy your new site. Thanks!

    –The Team @ Domainname Sites

    Please help me to solve this.
    NOTE: I USE WORDPRESS SINGUP PAGE INSTEAD OF BUDDYPRESS REGISTRATION PAGE.

    leedman
    Participant

    I was just doing work on these other sites tonight and discovered the new setup I was creating wouldn’t display any buddypress activity, member or other pages from the networked installed buddypress

    This did work previously, and I had it functioning on multiple subdomains, and indepently mapped domains on the subs

    I’m using WordPress 4.0, BuddyPress 2.1, Theme on main site where it does display and work properly is Blogs MU by WPMUdev people. And other sites are all using different fairly new themes, too – fairly new within the last year or two. Nothing requires updates at the moment.

    On one of the subdomain sites, hosted under its own domain, the “loading” appeared briefly then vanished. This could be just the sharing buttons below, or it could be bp activity trying?

    I don’t know. After much goofing around trying to figure out where the problem is, I have determined that it must be due to the update. Was there an announcement about something being deprecated that I missed?

    Thanks, Lee

    #198743
    Nathan Pinno
    Participant

    @hnla:

    I’m completely reinstalling BuddyPress (I had installed and working before, but I deleted it cause I thought it wasn’t working smoothly with another plugin I installed after it.) – like I said I want to avoid reinstalling WordPress if I can because of the number of users (about 50, but they are all fellow fan fiction writers and.or readers like myself).

    When I tried it myself, I made sure I correctly created and associated the various pages with the BuddyPress components that needed them. I then went to check out my profile and got a 404, after getting a few more of those, I went and removed it again.

    #198069
    Vicente Vial
    Participant

    @shanebp Thanks!

    Now I’m considering in mixing a “job board theme” (example) with WooCommerce. Usually this kind of themes come with custom made or external plugins that allow them to screen resumes.

    My concern then would be “how to” create a way of allowing the special user to screen and vote the candidates just like in this contest sites. I found several contest/competition plugins, but all of them are oriented to social voting. I just need that the special user can vote and decide the winner.

    Thanks for the tips on the jobs board :).

    Best,
    Vicente

    #198064
    Kakkanapa
    Participant

    Hi.
    Bear with my as my setup might get complex and I’m not actually sure which plugin causes the problems.
    I have a site that uses Gravity Forms User Registration Add-on that maps all required fields to BuddyPress upon registration. Recently I discovered that my GF Registration didn’t save any metadata or correct user role (custom). Also user ‘nickname’ was duplicated to ‘first_name’ in the database table wp_usermeta. Since I was version or two behind on updates (both on WP and plugins) I figured maybe that was the problem. My setup after updating everything:

    WordPress 4.0
    BuddyPress 2.1
    Gravity Forms 1.8.16
    Gravity Forms User Registration Add-On 1.8

    Didn’t solve anything.
    When a user registers, an admin has to approve the user via ‘manage signup’. After approval admin is greeted with PHP Warning -page

    Notice: Undefined index: password in [clipped]/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-members/bp-members-functions.php on line 1718

    Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at [clipped]/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-members/bp-members-functions.php:1718) in [clipped]/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 1173

    – User is basically stored in the database.
    – Any metadata, info, first/last name or password is not, only email and nickname gets stored.

    Database problems were happening before the update and is most likely a GF problem, but the php notice and error happened only after the update.
    I know it is a plugin conflict somewhere, but don’t even know where to start. I was wondering if someone else has run into this. Any help?

    danbp
    Participant

    In addition to the above answers, here a reasonable tech limitation
    http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/table-size-limit.html

    Host spec example:
    Adding Storage Space

    Once you reached 50k users you can probably hire a full time server engineer anyway… 😉

    Here an example of a very big community (+80k users) using BuddyPress.

    Glad to bring some help to the future competitor of Google, Amazon, E-Bay and Facebook thinking about NoSql in the early stage of his project.

    That said i doubt a little that WordPress is tailored for a such ambition. Give news when you have 5k users. 😉

    #198054
    dharmesh_9141
    Participant

    I’m testing bp-better-directories with BP 2.1 and WP 4.0 and getting the full member list no matter how I try to filter. I get the full member list after each interface change. The “Loading…” panel appears but it always shows the full set of members.

    Any ideas on what could be causing the problem?

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-better-directories/

    #198041
    Unsal Korkmaz
    Participant

    Shamelessly promoting my theme 😛

    FirmaSite


    It supports BuddyPress 2.1 with fully rewrote buddypress integration 🙂

    #198027
    Tekkie2k
    Participant

    Could you please tell me how to remove the words “This field can be seen by: Everyone” from Buddypress’ registration page? I thank you in advance for your assistance.

    WordPress version: 4.0

    BuddyPress version: 2.1

    Theme: Twenty Fourteen

    Site Link: http://www.gayfriendschat.com/socialblog/sign-up/

    #198023
    r-a-y
    Keymaster

    Salutation needs to update their theme.

    I’m guessing the Salutation theme is an older bp-default deriviative. Tell the Salutation developers to look at this:
    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/attachment/ticket/5889/5889.bp-default.patch

    What happens if you switch your theme? Do the same problems occur?

    Jess
    Participant

    Hi everyone,

    I’m having an issue with the registration form not fitting correctly on the page – it doesn’t fit properly. After looking at ways to fix it, it seems like the only way (to my knowledge) would be setting some sort of hard height to the page body, but I’m worried it will mess with how the other pages on the site are displayed. Is there a way for me to get the form to display? Any guidance is appreciated!

    Site: http://www.sanchezbook.com
    Theme: https://wordpress.org/themes/rams
    Page affected: http://www.sanchezbook.com/register
    Screenshot:http://imgur.com/yenHVec

    monicajay
    Participant

    Hi,

    The newest Buddypress update sounds promising and I’m really excited about it but:

    1. None of the features seem to be working, I see no changes whatsoever – yes I’ve cleaned my cache and the website’s cache (I use a cache plugin);
    2. It created conflicts with BP Activity Plus (it simply disappeared)
    3. Apparently there’s a javascript error on the homepage, it made all my tabs and toggles from my theme to stop working – I checked with my theme’s support and lots of other people are experiencing the same problem, they’ve tested it themselves and it is a bp error. That error also made the slider that comes with my theme (revolution slider) to completely disappear. Basically anything that slides is off. The theme I use is Salutation which is responsive and designed for buddypress users.

    I’m posting this here hoping someone will see it and take it in consideration on an upcoming update 🙁 WordPress 4.0 already deleted hundreds of bbpress replies and it’s been nothing but bad luck with all these new releases lately… anyway.

    I have the latest versions of everything installed.

    Thanks!

    #198002

    In reply to: Add an alt @user_name

    Henry Wright
    Moderator

    @r-a-y Theme My Login provides that functionality if the security module is enabled. I’ve used it and it seems to work quite well.

    Ref: https://wordpress.org/plugins/theme-my-login/

    #197998

    In reply to: Add an alt @user_name

    Henry Wright
    Moderator

    Whilst you’re completely right in what you say (WordPress actually encourages site administrators to use a different username to “admin’), this sort of thing is hard to avoid. Facebook, Twitter and the like all allow users to login with their username which is easily guessable after visiting that particular user’s profile page. Don’t forget though, user permissions are usually basic. However, what *should* be avoided is exposure of the administrator’s username. If a hacker were to gain access to such an account, then they could do far more damage. For this reason, the admin account is likely to be more of a target in any brute force attack than a standard ‘member’.

    My advice would be, change your administrator account username to something obscure and don’t tell anyone that particular member is the admin.

    energynet
    Participant

    Help!

    All of my text editor icons for editing posts (except add media) has disappeared (visual editor icons are okay) when I upgraded to the new version. It also locks up the “screen options” and “help” dropdown boxes in “edit posts” dashboard.

    Note, I’m running the latest version of wordpress. I uninstalled all plugins and then installed them one at a time. The only one doing this is bp.

    #197989
    r-a-y
    Keymaster

    Thanks for the report.

    What customizations are you doing in the register.php and activate.php templates?

    It does look like Invite Anyone is breaking due to changes in #5772:
    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5772

    #197985

    In reply to: Add an alt @user_name

    ChiefAlchemist
    Participant

    WordPress might not, but that doesn’t make it right, does it? 🙂

    Perhaps its just my comp sci education but a good DBA will tell you never have a field do “double duty” it can only lead to bad things.

    A login name, and a communication / mention name are two very different properties. Two-step or not they really should be doing double duty.

    Note: I’m not being a critic. That’s not my thing man 🙂 Just pointing out that a reasonable DBA would frown upon the current approach – especially in the content of the @mention of BP.

    #197984
    Cartographer
    Participant

    Hi @r-a-y and @danp

    I created a new ticket as I was told here: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5890

    I hope that I did the procedure well.

    It is a crucial issue for us, who use non-latin characters and hopefully there will be a solution 🙂

    I appreciate your time.

    #197976
    r-a-y
    Keymaster

    Thanks for the report everyone.

    Can you test the fix located here?
    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/attachment/ticket/5889/5889.01.patch

    #197963

    In reply to: Charging members

    Henry Wright
    Moderator

    Hi @kris35

    The best thing to do is search the WordPress Plugin Directory for membership plugins. See: https://wordpress.org/plugins/

    #197961
    Henry Wright
    Moderator

    I’ve opened a ticket to make the core developers aware of the issue.

    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5888

    #197956

    In reply to: Add an alt @user_name

    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    The short answer is that WordPress itself doesn’t consider the username to be sensitive data. Using strong passwords and using two-step authentication via a plugin are good recommendations.

    #197953
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    Hi!

    Here you go: https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/buddypress.2.0.3.zip

    It’d be interesting to know what theme you found a problem with in 2.1, so we can check it out.

    #197950

    In reply to: Group Blog

    1a-spielwiese
    Participant

    @TSpar:

    For my point of view you have to do nothing special. You can use WordPress SingleSite without any group-specific plugin.

    You can register a lot of users for one singular blog; some can be administrators and some authors only; and there are some other user levels (user roles):

    https://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities#Capability_vs._Role_Table

    via http://faq.wpde.org/welche-benutzerrolle-bietet-welche-rechte/

    #197941

    In reply to: Group Blog

    danbp
    Participant
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