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Hello,
We use buddypress as a our learning management system. We have changed the groups into courses. Initially, creating groups and adding the respective moderators was working perfectly well. Till we had to import the students through the database, we can no longer add users via Add Groups or the backend. And we can no longer add users to the existing groups either. Actually, when we create a group (this is after the import of the users via the database), I see that it’s been created but it doesn’t show up in the list of groups and I, despite being the administrator who created the new group, isn’t even a member of that new group I just created.
We really need this to work because school is back and students rely on their courses.
I would appreciate any help I can get.Many thanks in advanced!
We are using Buddypress 1.8
Wordpress Version 3.6
site is http://www.fxw.orgHi, this has been asked a lot but in the 90% of the cases the requests are left unsolved (not only here but on other forums too).
I created a new tab in the members template and it shows as desired. But when I click on the link it loads a page similar to the members root but without a header. Anyway, it doesn’t matter what it shows. The problem is that it doesn’t show what I expected.
A few considerations:
1) I copied all the member directory to a buddypress directory in my wordpress theme, so it is like this: /wp-content/themes/mytheme/buddypress/members
2) I pasted my code in the functions.php file
3) I’m using BuddyPress 1.8.x
4) I want the content to load inside the members tempalate. Just like a plugin. Sorry, but I can’t provide a link to my site (is a password protected work in progress).
here’s the code:
function my_bp_nav_adder() { bp_core_new_nav_item( array( 'name' => 'My Trips', 'slug' => 'mytrips', 'position' => 75, 'show_for_displayed_user' => true, 'screen_function' => 'my_trips_link', )); } function my_trips_link () { add_action( 'bp_template_content', 'show_content' ); bp_core_load_template( apply_filters('bp_core_template_plugin', 'members/single/plugins' )); } function show_content() { echo 'This is a test'; } add_action( 'bp_setup_nav', 'my_bp_nav_adder' );Thanks!
Enrique
Topic: Registration Process
I would like to change the default registration process to the following:
1. New member registers (currently free)
2. Email is sent to new member with login password and invite to complete their profile.I can’t figure out how to customize the activation email. Please let me know.
thanks,
tayeI am using BuddyPress 1.8.1 with S2Member 130816 with WordPress 3.5.2.
Topic: BuddyPress MultiSite
Hello Community – am looking for advice first and then probably technical help as I go along (probably hire a consultant maybe) …
I have in my head that creating a very large BuddyPress site is best devided by multisite? I will have a common target user base (the kind of user who will sign up), but multisite will give me the ability to build specific sub-domains / sites with targeted content and ads and other for specific cities?
Am also thinking I can have common Groups – where one multisite user can contibute and meet others from other multisites? Say a user in Maimi, FL can meet someone in San Francisco by a common Group forum I set up in the Home site (domain root site)? For ex: user in miami.mydomain.org has the same Black Lab as user in sanfancisco.mydomain.org and they talk about the best exersize, traits, etc.. under the Pets => Black Lab Forum. They then can become BuddyPress friends and communicate across sites? Then – in my Miami site, I can advertize Vet serivces local to Miami and visa versa a la San Fran?
I have all the latest installs: BuddyPress 1.8.1, WordPress 3.6, etc.. Am I on the right track, or, is another platform better suited to my idea?
I think it’s one large DB (which can get VERY large) – but am I thinking correctly and better yet, should I ask for professional help in setting up? Has anyone done this before?
Thanks in adance – Steve.
Hey there,
When navigating to the “Discussion Forums” WordPress-Page (BP Groups Forum used) only WordPress Admins can see the threads for Private Group Forums they are members in. Normal Users only see the threads from Public Groups, but not from Private Groups they are a part of. That doesn’t seem right.
This issue was discussed at length in this topic (relating to BP 1.5.1), and it looked like a solution/patch was eminent, but then nothing. Then the TracTicket for this item was closed with a “wontfix” citing that the functionality was included in BBPRESS 2.
So where does that leave users of legacy groups? Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
BUDDYPRESS 1.8.1
WPRESS 3.6Hi,
I am using Multi site wordpress 3.6 with buddypress 1.8.1. with child theme bp-colors-red (http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/buddypress-colour-pack/).Everything was working fine until yesterday when I tried to move back to bp-default theme and then back to child theme. I also modified the permalink structure in the subdomain where buddypress is installed ( I have mutisite WP). Now, even with bp-default theme, the single activity page shows blank page and this is I think because it does not redirect to the member domain as it did before. Browser shows “activity/p/1234..” and the page is blank. please help me how to resolve this.
My site is http://cloob.koomak.com
and here is a sample of activity page:
http://cloob.koomak.com/activity/p/60050/Note that in the child them I don’t have any permalink.php file and it drives from the bp default theme.
Hello!
I’m currently using:
Wordpress: 3.6
Buddypress: 1.8.1
Bbpress: 2.3.2I’m hoping someone can help. I’ve recently installed the latest updates for all three above, when the new WordPress update launched. I also updated our theme files:
Before the update, our registration page seemed to be working fine, but now it seems to be stuck in a loop, with minimal input fields. When you try to register and click submit, it should take you to the verification code page, and send an email with the code, but instead it refreshes the registration page with all fields empty.
This is a big issue for us, as we only launched our bbpress forums a couple of weeks ago. I’ve tried all manner of things within the settings, but as my php knowledge is somewhat limited, I can’t seem to work it out.
Is this an issue others are experiencing, or is this specific to my theme/bbpress/buddypress clashing?
Thankyou in advance for any help 🙂
Wordpress 3.6 (updated today)
Buddypress 1.8.1Sites: plymouthhomestories.com 22515devonshire.plymouthhomestories.com
I’ve created a few blog posts on this multi-site subdomain, but it doesn’t show up on the activity stream linked to from the top of the main homepage.
The user’s registration (22515 devonshire) is there though.
I don’t have blog hidden from search engines and I’ve turned on “Allow activity stream commenting on blog and forum posts”. The newest blog post was put up after turning this setting on.
How do I get blog posts for the sub-domain blogs to show in activity stream?
I have a unique problem, I think. I have a subscription member based site, and prior to my current system, the users were forced to use email addresses as their username. When I migrated to the new system, the email addresses-as-usernames were imported.
I’m trying to implement Buddypress but it wants to display their usernames, and a lot of my users don’t want their email address as public info.
Specifically, when posting to a group or replying, and also on their profile (the @mention name)
IS their a way to completely get rid of displaying the usernames, and instead display their nickname or displayname?