Hi all
I used buddypress locally for creating small social network in that part i use openinviter plugin for importing contacts from other email providers like facebook, gmail,twitter and orkut. But it works only to gmail remaining i got an error like in the following….
Login failed. Please check the email and password you have provided and try again later
Login failed. Please check the email and password you have provided and try again later
You do not have any contacts that you can invite!
can anybody give suggestion……………….
I used :
Wordpress version 
.2.1
buddypress version: 1.5
openinviter pulgin version :1.7
See https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3682 
If it only popped up once after completing the installation wizard, it seems to be harmless.
You might get better luck with this on the WordPress.org forums, since you’ve identified the problem is with your WordPress permalinks.
I assume you mean your regular WordPress posts’ content? I’m not sure, I haven’t seen this before. At least part of your site is working, e.g. http://www.passiveincomeformula.net/members/adrien/
It’s probably not directly related to BuddyPress, rather a theme configuration issue or a conflict with another plugin. Which plugins are you running?
Have you found a solution for this issue?
I am currently experiencing the same thing. I turned off all plugins, using the default theme, running current version of Buddypress and wordpress.
So a little bit more searching found this:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1995
Which has had no attention for 17 months until cnorris23 jumped on board 3 days ago.
and this
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3695
which has some attention and actual code by cnorris23. You go guy!
I just don’t understand why this critical functionality has had no attention. Hopefully cnorris23 will make some progress.
What I’m getting from your post is that you have separate single WP installations in 3 physical subdomains domain1.site.com, domain2.site.com, and domain3.site.com and now you want to move the installation of domain1.site.com to domain root site.com.
If this is the case, then:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress
https://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URL
If you mean differently, then please post your question with more specifics at
https://wordpress.org/support/forum/multisite
1. Just to be sure we have a clean slate,
– if you’ve only revised activity/index.php, then upload a clean copy of activity/index.php from this page https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/1.5.1/bp-themes/bp-default/activity/index.php
– If you’ve revised some other files already, deactivate BP Template pack plugin. Then delete the 6 folders transferred to your mammoth theme folder in server – activity, blogs, forums, groups, members, and registration. Then activate BP Template Pack and run Appearance > BP Compatibility again to the end. Fresh BP template pack folders will then be transferred to your mammoth theme folder.
2. Open up mammoth theme’s header.php and Save As header-buddypress.php in mammoth theme folder. Open up header-buddypress.php and add the following at the very bottom of the file:
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3. Create a new file in your mammoth theme folder named sidebar-buddypress.php and add the following within:
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4. Finally, you might want to tweak the default BP styles enqueued by BP Template Pack – check out some basic tweaks in this page
Copy over the register.php file from bp-default theme into your child theme folder following the directory structure of bp-default i.e. into buddypress-colours/registration/register.php
@boonebgorges @modemlooper Maybe a better way to look at what I was suggesting is instead of “like facebook,” look at it more like giving users “mini blogs.” An idea might be to create a new tab isolating this specific type of activity so you can leave the existing activity tab as it is listing every single thing a user does with links to said activity. Then if site admins don’t want this facebook/mini blog style feature they can just remove the tab and focus on group/forum activity. Pulling in the WordPress WYSIWYG editor for the mini blogs would also be a nice feature to top it off. All just day dream ideas.
Yes, it’s a change: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3378#comment:2
The plugin you’re using is using for search is using core functions to render the dropdowns. That’s great, of course. But, in all the ways that the dropdowns are used in BP core, it does *not* make sense to have a null option for required dropdowns. So, while it’s inconvenient and I wish it had been raised at an earlier point, I think it’s incumbent on the plugin to create the fields in the way necessary for the plugin’s functionality to work right.
Alternatively, I would be happy to see a patch for BP that allows bp_get_the_profile_field_options() to take an argument along the lines of show_null_value_for_required (maybe not that wordy, but you get the idea). That way, we could default to false (1.5 behavior) but allow the 1.2.x behavior optionally, at https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/bp-xprofile/bp-xprofile-template.php?annotate=blame&rev=5230#L431. It would be an easy patch to write; I encourage you to do it yourself, or at least to open a ticket for it.
So, I think I’m figuring things out here.
It appears if a NON-ADMIN creates a group, even though “enable forums” is checked, the forums are NOT enabled until a wordpress administrator unchecks the box, saves, checks the box, saves.
How can I make it so that all users can enable forums without making them admins?
> rant/opinion
Yeah. You could have just asked “Why can’t I delete the ‘name’ field?” and been done with it. There is an argument for why the field is required, which has to do with the fact that BP uses display names all over the site to identify users, but the ad hominem nature of your rant/opinion makes it less pleasant to offer up the explanation.
> Why release 1.5 and not make it compatible with bb 2.0?
The 1.5 release had been held up for too long already. bbPress 2.0 integration is not trivial.
> And again, when setting up the forums why the whole endless loop of “install bbpress but it’s already installed” it’s rather confusing.
Not sure I understand the question. Once you have set up bbPress, you don’t have to install it again. You have an option to reinstall it, but only if something has gone wrong.
> Why does it keep asking for a valid “activation key” even if people click on the validation key received by the system?
This usually means that the user has already activated his account. Use a plugin like https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/unconfirmed/ to do some more research.
Hi Guys im trying to do the same on a custom wordpress page but it seems that
if ( bp_has_profile() ) always returns false and i dont know why.
I even tried to put this on my custom page.
I need to load any file or globalize a variable?
I just need to make this work inside a custom page within wordpress.
Thanks for all the help
@BlinkyBill01 and @mikey3d
Here’s the plugin, im open to suggestions and improvements.
`Adds two additional/optional fields to your BuddyPress groups – let groups link to an external website and extra field you may define.`
Buddypress group plus
Its the initial release, still have to clean up a few things but it works
Mercime means inside the WordPress admin area (/wp-admin)
There is no need to re-post this. I saw a thread with the same message the the other day, and if I wasn’t on my phone, I’d find it and close this one.
I am guessing that there would probably need to be a bunch of changes in BuddyPress core to do this, so you probably couldn’t do it with just a plugin. If you end up changing BuddyPress, consider contributing your changes as an enhancement request on http://BuddyPress.trac.WordPress.org
WordPress can’t handle “linked” user accounts like this. Multisite sort of lets you do this, but you’ll end up with a lot of seperate sites.
Creating a group when a user is registered is much more simple, however. You could look at how the Welcome Pack plugin works and use it as a starting point for a custom plugin in your site.
I couldn’t see how to edit my post, but here is the version information:
Wordpress 3.2.1 Clean install on the root directory (CentOS – Host: Webhostingbuzz)
Buddypress: 1.5.1
bbpress: 2.0 (installed through the buddypress installtion process)
Artisteer theme
Have not messed with core files.
I can go the the bbpress forums via the usual forum lint: http://www.mydomain.com/forums/, but I had articulated in the buddypress setup that discussion forums were to go to http://www.mydomain.com/families, and even though I have created a “families” page, the link does not appear on the menubar, and when I attempt to navigate to that page it is not merely blank, but I get a 404 not found, and in the addressbar there is just the domain: “mydomain.com”.
Best,
James
Re (2): The “bump” is by design. See https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2546 Can’t reproduce the ‘caption’ issue.
New blog posts and comments are working fine for me.
To restore your WP admin dashboard, login to your WordPress install via FTP or cPanel and rename the “buddypress-classifieds” directory to something else like djoep recommended.
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BuddyPress Classifieds is an older plugin that hasn’t been updated for BP 1.5.
For BP 1.5 info, you should read these articles:
https://codex.buddypress.org/releases/1-5-plugin-compatibility/
https://codex.buddypress.org/releases/1-5-theme-compatibility/
https://codex.buddypress.org/releases/1-5-developer-and-designer-information/
Depends on what you mean by “single” in BuddyPress.
If you mean a user’s profile page, that would be `bp_is_user()`; for a group page, it would be `bp_is_group()`.
