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The compression quality is actually controlled by WordPress but we occasionally receive feedback such as this, which makes me think that there’s some server dependency or configuration setting that varies from server-to-server. IIRC, it defaults to 90% image quality.

In the upcoming BuddyPress 1.6.2 release to coincide with WordPress 3.5 (i.e. very soon), we had to fix image cropping to work with WordPress 3.5, and I took the opportunity to set 100% image quality. Along with WordPress 3.5’s improvements to its media API, hopefully this problem will fix itself.

This is another example of directory features we built for a BuddyPress site: http://www.enterprisenation.com/business-directory/

It’s based around custom post types & taxonomies, and integrates as a component with BuddyPress profiles.

But, in response to OP @giannisff, these directory systems are custom builds – there’s no good off the shelf plugin providing the solution.

This rings a bell as a long standing bug or “feature”; I’ve had a quick look at our bug list but can’t find a ticket. Please could you create a bug report on http://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org — you can use your username and password from this site — and we’ll see if we can fix it for BuddyPress 1.7.

Cool. Is that powered by custom post types?

There is a fix for this coming out in BuddyPress 1.6.2 (probably tomorrow – the 5th December). Check out https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4523 for details

@giannisff – We make a custom listing system for our Local based Directory at http://dogsuniverse.dk/lokalguide/breed-clubs/ with support of filtering and map support

That’s encrypted code, and usually it’s proof of a hack. That code looks like this: http://cl.ly/image/1s3B063f091i

It’s extremely bad practice for many reasons: obsfucated code, advertising links. I’d recommend you just get a new theme from https://wordpress.org/extend/themes/, and tell the developers of your current theme that they suck.

I’ve not used lighttpd. But: http://stackoverflow.com/a/11012569 — can you try the bottom suggestion on that answer, please?

Vaguely wondering if related to https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/10458

after enabling the Membership check box i still get taken back to home page.

wordpress Version 3.4.2

buddypress Version 1.6.1

i need help

A directory of what?

@raymade, please would you start a new topic. This one’s pretty old, and the fix for your problem might be different from the fix that aces linked to, 9 months ago. Be sure to include details of what versions of WordPress you’re running, what you expect should happen, and what’s actually happening. Thanks!

This sounds like a bug with bbPress and how it supports BuddyPress groups.

Please post a bug report at:
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/newticket

Sign in with the same credentials you use here on bp.org.

Please try not to post the same thing across several threads.  A good rule of thumb is to create a new topic for your questions and not bumping older topics that haven’t been responded to in awhile.

As for your questions:

* Geotagging for member profiles – several plugins exist.  You might want to try Mapology.  It’s a premium plugin, but it’s probably the most feature-rich.

* Auto-refresh activity page – there are a few plugins out there, but I haven’t really tested all of them.  Try this one:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/rs-buddypress-activity-refresh/

* Events – again, several plugins exist.  Do a search on Google for “buddypress events” and you’ll find the top plugins.

You’ll probably want to test out a few of those plugins to see which ones will suit your needs.

Hope that helps.

I cannot get the link to open in Chrome. But it does open in IE. I have seen those instructions before. But in step 4 the screen capture shows 3 options under bbPress. It shows “Settings”, “Deactivate” and “Edit”. I do not have those options. I have “Network Deactivate” and “Edit”.

The link to the codex article I provided does not have any screenshots.

I can’t even get the Forums menu to show up on the menu bar.

This is a bbPress issue.  You have to create your own page for Forums.  When you create a new page, make sure to add one of the bbPress shortcodes to display what you want (you’ll probably want to use [bbp-forum-index]).  Then, add your page to your theme’s custom menu.

If you’re planning on sticking with older versions of WP, BP and Group Email Subscription, you might as well modify the Group Email Subscription code to remove the links for your own use.

If you want to do this without modifying the Group Email code and you are familiar with WordPress filters, hook into these filters:

‘bp_ass_new_topic_content’
‘bp_ass_forum_reply_content’
‘bp_ass_activity_notification_content’

And write your own functions to remove the links in the content.  This will not remove the email footer links.

Hope that helps!