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I hoping someone can point me in the right direction. I am looking for a plugin that will let me block or suspend members from posting to buddypress pages. I do not want to block them from the entire site, just block from posting buddypress content. I want them to be a “Read Only” member. I am currently using a wordpress plugin (User Role Editor) that lets me do this for wordpress core features, but it does not cover the buddypress pages. My reason for wanting to do this is to weed out spammers. I created a user role called “Pending” using the plugin I mentioned. I am giving new members who I think might be spammers this role. I have set the role as read only and have been able to block them from using most of the site, but does not work for the buddypress pages. Anyone know of a buddypress plugin that has this type of features. I am requiring members to upload an avatar if they wish to post content to the site. No Avatar then their a read only user. Once they upload a profile photo, I change their role status so they can post content. I have other spam features in place, however some spam users still get though. I am trying to do this to weed them out and keep them from posting spam on my sites. 95% of the users on my upload a photo anyway so it does not seem to be an issue for members. I also do not require the photo to be a selfpic.. they just have to change it from the default one.

Thanks,
Jeffrey
http://www.portaltaxi.net

Newest versions of wordpress/buddypress in place.

Hello to the BuddyPress community !

I am using WordPress 3.8.1 and the last version of Buddypress, 1.9.1. I am also using the twenty fourteen theme. I have some troubes with how to show all posts by a member with my theme :

If I want to show all posts written by a member, I have to go to this URL : mywebsite/author/username
Or with Buddypress, I show member profil with this URL : mywebsite/members/username/

Is it possible to just change the first URL to be like : mywebsite/members/username/posts ?

Thanks you for the help.

Hi all,

Currently running wordpress, buddypress and bbpress to run a membership/forum-based site.

We have Google Analytics which tell us very general info from all general visitor such as page views, traffic flow, etc.

However, my question is, are there any plugins or (simple) method to monitor the activities of the REGISTERED users (members) such as knowing how often they log in, which page they visit, how often/if they interact with other members, etc.

Thanks

First off, I’m new to WordPress/BuddyPress and PHP. So I’ve been teaching myself as I go.

How do I get spaces to be added in between the text for the Extended User Profile fields that I’ve included on the Members Directory page?

I’ve modified the members-loop.php file to include the following line of code, but it results in the text for the Extended User Profile fields on the Members Directory page being displayed immediately next to each other (but without any spacing in between the text for those fields). What syntax do I need to use to get spaces in between the below-referenced fields Test A, Test B, Test C?

Currently, it’s displaying on the Members Directory page like this: TestATestBTestC

But I want it to display like this: TestA TestB TestC

Here’s my code: echo bp_member_profile_data('field=TestA'); bp_member_profile_data('field=TestB'); bp_member_profile_data('field=TestC');

I thought I would post this question here with further content in order to give some effort of contribution. Everyone should be grateful to all those contributing develop & support to the BuddyPress project.

I love the BuddyPress project and continuously trying to learn how to best use it in the future especially just learning some php & barely html/css. But I really putting effort in learning the Logic of the components–I guess I someone of Analysis Paralyze.

I mention on the http://bpdevel.wordpress.com/2014/02/12/template-team-update-for-this-week/ at of curosity of the Logic of Members. I put much thought in this and found some great videos from WordCamp, MeetUps and/or others how to use /extend BuddyPress.

For me Members = People –> Person Profile
Single Member or Person = Relational Fields Grouped i.e people, places, things/interest
Groups (I believe should be first thought) in order to map profile fields = Collection of People(Members)

Just thought I would ask…