WordPress version 5.7.2
BuddyPress version 8.0.0 (Legacy)
My website is still not public, that’s why I don’t send a link, but you can view a sceenshot regarding the issue: https://gofile.io/d/bBBHNU
When a user makes a member search, the first search result he gets is always his own profile. I might be weird, but when I want to search for OTHER members, I am not particularly keen on finding my own profile as a search result, since I already know me 😀 Anyway: How can I stop this nonsense? Is there a code snippet which I can use to ‘hide own profile’ or something?
Hi @leahkoerper
Thanks a lot for these new inputs. I’ve tested what you’ve described to try to reproduce the issue. I’ve created 3 new users on my development environment:
– User A is contributor
– User B is Editor
– User C is Subscriber
Being an admin, I’ve added a field without enforcing the field visibility.
Users A, B & C can change the field visibility and the field visibility they chose is fully respected.
So I can’t reproduce your issue with a fresh WordPress install with only BuddyPress being activated.
I believe you may have some code running on your config that prevents BuddyPress to act like it should. If it’s not a plugin or a theme, try to look if there’s an existing wp-content/plugins/bp-custom.php file or a wp-content/mu-plugins/ directory with files in it.
Hi @imath,
We are having the same issue as @tamarazambrana. Tested on a new and up-to-date WordPress and BuddyPress install with no other plugins or any sort of caching anywhere. There are no errors in the browser console on the front-end or back-end. If we add 8+ (from rough observation) fields into Signup field, the rearrangement of fields do not stick and start to get rearranged on their own.
You can see what’s happening here, as an example – https://youtu.be/T8BbbEgKzfs
Thanks.
Hi @mjf68
This setting is available from the BP Nouveau panel of the WP Customizer.
Once you’re inside the WP Customizer, you’ll find the BP Nouveau Panel as shown below.
Click on it to reach the BP Nouveau available setting sections.
Click on the Group Front Page section to customize this area. You’ll reach the following settings.
If you want to disable the Group’s front page, you simply need to uncheck the first checkbox.
afaik, that message comes from WordPress and is sent when an email domain is banned or not allowed.
Some code on your site or your hosting provider controls which domains are banned.
Yes, I used some more custom codes and a BP plugin, Disable Activation Reloaded . Your condition worked perfectly
Thank you very much.
But unfortunately it didn’t solve my problem.
Use boddypress to feed an app with the json api wordpress plugin. I thought he would use the same controller panel to make the user record in the api.
Even so registered the user in the app by the api he does not appear in activities. Do you know how I can handle this?
Have you looked at this plugin:
BP xProfile Location
Hi,
It’s possible by default in WordPress, just go to yoursite.url/wp-login.php
Not actually tried but you can try using buddypress registration forms with gravity forms in WordPress. What you have asked for must be possible but using some typical group of code. I have tried this on Weebly but not sure about this. However one can do this after understanding the basic difference between WordPress and Weebly platforms.
See Here: https://askanydifference.com/difference-between-weebly-and-wordpress/
Hi everyone 👋
Please how to fix this notice 😔 :
Notice: bp_has_profile() est appelée de la mauvaise manière. The argument of this function into your custom members/register.php template should be bp_xprofile_signup_args() Veuillez lire Débogage dans WordPress (en) pour plus d’informations. (Ce message a été ajouté à la version 8.0.0.) in /home/ghxk6898/public_html/backoffice/wp-includes/functions.php on line 5313
@imath @johnjamesjacoby
Hi
Is this method still valid?
If yes, should I put the function in the theme’s function.php in boorpress or wordpress theme?
Thanks
BuddyPress loads templates for all profile screens.
It should create a WordPress page for ‘Members’, but nothing else related to profiles.
And youzify replaces all the BP templates.
If you are trying to customize youzify profile screens, you should contact their support for instructions.
Hey there,
I am a complete newbie to wordpress and BuddyPress, not able to write code. I did install BuddyPress, as well as Youzify on a OceanWP theme.
So far everything works, but BuddyPress did not create pages for the profile of the user. I did create a new Page for the user profile but BuddyPress doesn’t automatically put the user profile on that page. How can i change that?
Thanks for answers
Just following up on this previous query. We had dialogue with Mediapress which we use too. They’ve replied outlining the query though ultimately lies in BuddyPress settings. See below fore reference:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/edit-go-to-the-discussion-url/#post-14570858
Is it possible to re-look at this and advise how the URL structure is edited in BuddyPress please? I guess looking for a solution to drop into functions.php or elsewhere in child theme. Thanks.
Just solved using WP registration because no way to use register page
I added bp-custom.php in /wp-content/plugins
this is code:
/**
* Disables BuddyPress’ registration process and fallsback to WordPress’ one.
*/
function my_disable_bp_registration() {
remove_action( 'bp_init', 'bp_core_wpsignup_redirect' );
remove_action( 'bp_screens', 'bp_core_screen_signup' );
}
add_action( 'bp_loaded', 'my_disable_bp_registration' );
add_filter( 'bp_get_signup_page', 'firmasite_redirect_bp_signup_page');
function firmasite_redirect_bp_signup_page($page ){
return bp_get_root_domain() . '/wp-login.php?action=register';
}
Hi, I’m getting the same database error and it seems linked to Mycred, as Neo also flagged above.
Here is the full error:
[15-Jun-2021 13:35:49 UTC] PHP Notice: Undefined property: BP_Members_Component::$table_name_invitations in /home/customer/www/staging57.kidwise.in/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/classes/class-bp-invitation-manager.php on line 53
[15-Jun-2021 13:35:49 UTC] WordPress database error Table ‘dbosafnzuzggps.i’ doesn’t exist for query SELECT DISTINCT i.id FROM i WHERE class IN (‘bp_members_invitation_manager’) AND type = ‘invite’ AND invite_sent = 1 AND accepted = 0 made by require_once(‘wp-load.php’), require_once(‘wp-config.php’), require_once(‘wp-settings.php’), do_action(‘init’), WP_Hook->do_action, WP_Hook->apply_filters, myCRED_Core->init, do_action(‘mycred_init’), WP_Hook->do_action, WP_Hook->apply_filters, myCRED_Hooks_Module->module_init, myCRED_Hooks_Module->call, myCRED_Hook_Affiliate->run, apply_filters(‘bp_core_signup_send_activation_key’), WP_Hook->apply_filters, bp_members_invitations_cancel_activation_email, bp_members_invitations_get_invites, BP_Invitation_Manager->get_invitations, BP_Invitation::get
Any suggestions how to fix this, please?
thanks very much,
Vivek
Found solution here https://wordpress.org/support/topic/bug-two-like-buttons-in-buddypress-comments/
add_filter( ‘bp_activity_comment_content’, function( $content ) { return $content . wp_ulike_buddypress(‘put’); } );
It still created the duplicate likes, but with some css I removed that :/
@adjunkten will give you a detailed overview of usages
New xProfile Field Type – Checkbox Acceptance will be introduced in BuddyPress 8.0.0
For the existing one, that might be the WordPress Privacy checkbox, which is mapped from Setting >> Privacy
Hello
I am using buddypress 8 , word press 5.7.2. I recently used this plugin to delete the activity stream but it seems it has also deleted the member log in history of around 180 members. And only those that have logged in (19 members) since i used that plugin are only showing in the “recently active” member list/directory. How do i fix this so all members that have logged in the past will show up again in the directory?
It will even be best to remove this log in requirements so that all members are displayed in the directory.
Any help is appreciated.
Thank you.
To add to the above, please note that I tried the above shortcodes *and* hid the WordPress admin bar for regular users. The Login page assigned with the [bbp-login] shortcode still showed the Register page for an unauthenticated user. I’m struggling to show the login form without showing the WP admin bar at the top of the page.
I strongly suspect that users will be confused by a WordPress-wide login and would like to keep this to regular users registering within the confines of this site without a separate overarching WordPress menu. It’s fine if that winds up being a WordPress login, but I would like for these to be located in-page rather than in a separate menu.
I’m using BuddyPress 8.0.0 and the latest version of WordPress.
Dumb question, but is bbpress the same thing as buddypress? Will the bbp shortcodes work on Buddypress? Without a plugin? We have seen other references that [bc-…] are shortcodes for BuddyPress, where as [bbp-…] is for BBpress.
Use case: We’re trying to have our own login page and hide the WordPress bar for non-admin users. The login does not need to be a WordPress.com login for our purposes.
