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I have a couple of posts and pages in my wordpress 3.4.2 site when I fetched, activated, and installed BP 1.6.1. Now those pages are missing. What did I foul up?
Also, I have tried to create “new page” content and it seems to work well. However, I cannot find where the content went or how to make it visible.
Clearly, I’m missing something fundamental about what is going on.
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CLARIFICATION
The issue here is more clearly one in which WordPress site content (pages) became not visible after running the BuddyPress “install wizard”. If I look at POSTINGS, the content seems to exist. However, nothing I’ve tried makes the content visible.
In addition, my efforts to recreate the content now that the BP wizard has run don’t seem to work either. As described, I can POST or create NEW PAGE, but cannot make it appear.
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Ever since I upgraded to the newest version of WordPress and BuddyPress, my group forums have no longer been working. (I run both group and site-wide forums, and the site-wide are just fine.) Unfortunately, I no longer have access to my backups from before I installed either WordPress or Buddypress. However, there really wasn’t much going on in my group discussion forums yet, so recovering those threads isn’t important. I’d just like to get them running again.
Here’s the error I get when I click on one of the group forums:
Fatal error: require() [function.require]: Failed opening required ” (include_path=’.:/usr/local/php5/lib/php’) in /home/content/10/8796010/html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-forums/bp-forums-bbpress-sa.php on line 42
Any suggestions?
Topic: adding new members
I’m planning on importing all of our members into buddypress – around 1,000 people. I will also need to monthly update the information.
While testing importing (using s2Members) I noticed that whenever I import people, they don’t show up as members in buddypress until they login the first time. Upon further research, I’ve discovered this is by design with BuddyPress to prevent spambots.
Although I appreciate the security, this puts me in a bad place. Part of the point of having this on my website was so that our members can search through the member directory so they can connect with other members. That assumes that all 1,000 of my people login first, which just isn’t going to happen.
I moved my whole website over from Joomla to WordPress assuming I’d be able to get BuddyPress to do this (which we could do on our first site).
Anybody have any ideas for me on what to do?
Wayne
Hi!
I run a private network based on WordPress and BuddyPress and am looking to customise the way new users register and login to the site. I’ve been searching and found various techniques to achieve this since there’s no built in option in BuddyPress to restrict new users from login until an administrator has verified and activated their account.
Background: My site has two parts. Lots of pages and posts that are public and available to all users through Google. This is targeted towards search referals to get potential members to visit the site. The other part (the interactive BuddyPress functions such as Activity, Members, Groups, Forums etc.) are protected from public access using the plugin S2Member. To access these functions, you need to be a logged in member.
This is the process I’m looking for:
1. New user visits site, registers through the standard “New user” registration form which I have customised with a few custom profile fields.
2. Details are saved and the user is presented with a message saying that “An administrator will now review your membership application and send you an e-mail once your account is activated.”
3. An e-mail is sent to the administrator who then manually activates the user after verification of the information the user has filled out.
4. An e-mail is sent to the new user welcoming them to the site and introducing them to the different functions.
5. The user can now login and access all content.
What I’m looking to do is to redirect the activation link e-mail that is sent to the new user to the administrator. I’ll then be using S2Member to restrict access to the interactive BuddyPress functions and manually change the user role to a level where the user can see the BuddyPress functions after verification.
I’ll be posting my progress here and hopefully this will be a relatively easy way to create a private membership site. Any thoughts or mistakes in my plan so far?
Hello,
I’ve been searching around for a plugin/way to allow users who are logged in using Facebook through my site and have a buddy press profile to add posts to my wordpress site, but I’d like to customise the form they fill in so there are just some small text boxes + an image upload.
In my search I have come across people suggesting the use of Gravity forms, quickpress plugin (now outdated and updated to one click) and a few other plugins which all seem wordpress user account related. I’ve also read multiple posts on the forum here (most 2 years old) where they problem has not been resolved.
I was wondering if anyone knows of how I could do this? What I’d like is:
A way to create a custom form which logged in buddy press users can fill in.
This form creates a post on my wordpress blog, using the categories which are selectable on the form.
An option for the user to upload an image for the post.Thanks in advance,
RobI spend a lot of time to find a fix for that. So if you still have problems do the following:
1.) Download the “avatars” folder and delete all bpfull-XXxXX.jpg pictures and reupload it
2.) Take a look here: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4092
@boonebgorges gave the comment with the workaround (Thanks for this!)…So this is the code to replace with in bp-core-avatars.php, line 211:
`// Check for current avatar
foreach( $avatar_files as $key => $value ) {
if ( strpos ( $value, $avatar_size )!== false ) {
$avatar_url = $avatar_folder_url . ‘/’ . $avatar_files[$key];
break;
}
}
`For me there are no more problems now… It would be great if the BuddyPress-Team could get this into the next release…
Best!
Hello. Using WP 3.4.2 and Buddypress 1.6.1 – site: hooping.org
Upgraded to BP 1.6.1 and it said to run installation wizard. I did and then I got this message:
“The following active BuddyPress Components do not have associated WordPress Pages: Discussion Forums, Members, Activate, Register.” – with a Repair Button. Clicking the Repair button I have options to create a new page for these things, only I’ve been using BP for a few years with forums, members etc and they’ve never had a page associated with them, just slugs as far I know.
Tried replacing the buddypress plugin which brought me right back to the same place. Any thoughts or insights appreciated. Thanks.
Hello,
I realize that this is a very newbie thing to ask, but I just can’t figure it out.
1). I have Buddy Press Pages for Activity, Groups, Members and Forums. Great.
2). The Activity Page is the entire Site’s activity. OK— the problem starts here —
3). To get to “My” Activity, I can get their one of two ways:
a). I have to display the members, and then select me.
b). I have to use the admin bar (i.e. the regular WordPress admin bar where it says “howdy, “, and the you get drop down menu options) , and select Activity from the drop down menu.I don’t actually want to use the admin bar at all, and I would like to have a menu item on the main page that gets me to “My” Activity.
If anybody has some time, I’d really appreciate at least a nudge in the right direction.
Thanks in advance,
Mike.
