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The Registration Options forum is closed, so I was hoping for some help here.
My site has gotten slammed with spam – I have 46,000 waiting to be approved or denied. But I can’t load all 46,000 before it times out, so it never reaches the approve or deny buttons.
I was wondering if there’s a simple way to put the approve and deny buttons at the top of the page, so I can delete users a few at a time. If you have any other ideas, please let me know.
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-registration-options/
Thanks,
Henry
Cool
so a more deep integration into the wordpress core… Speaking of This, i’m just wondering why buddypress doesn’t use user_metadata and have a proprietary xprofile table.As described in the title, I get this screen every time I try to accept or reject somebody who ask to join a group.
Wordpress and buddypress just installed, both latest versions, and default template of BP…Any idea?
On trying to invite users to a private group, I have no button that allows me to do it.
If I request to be in that group with another user account, In the admin/requests tab I see the request, and I press accept, and it gives me a message asking me if I was sure I wanted to do this, with only a try again button, which I pressed and takes me back to the group page, without having accepted anyone.
I am using WordPress version: 3.4.2; buddypress version 1.6.1 on a clean instalation and the default theme.
Thank you,
Raul.We installed the buddypress plugin and we’re trying to activate the features but they aren’t working.
We have an existing WordPress site that can be found here: http://www.allafrikawire.com and we wanted to add a social networking component. The page created for it can be found at: http://www.allafrikawire.com/members/
How do I activate the buddypress features on the members page? Is it possible to get buddypress working with an existing WordPress site/theme or do we have to create a separate theme and page specifically for Buddypress?
Topic: Bp menu
So basically i turned of the wordpress admin bar an want to be able to add the menu items from it ( buddypress items, profile, groups etc) to my main menu, i tried using the plugin from modernlooper but it wont work with my theme as it operates via widgets and custom everything, i need to somehow get it so it shows up on the menus page so i can check and add it to any menu i want
any ideas?
I am only able to find a way to add a wordpress page, which is pretty straight forward. What if I want to create a new button in the member navigation (pages visible only from the member page)? I am unable to figure this out. If someone can point me in the right direction, I would really appreciate it.
My site has been in development since upgrading to 1.6.1, just discovered prior to going live that where new registrations previously had (perhaps wordpress functionality-rather than buddypress -I dont really know) the ability to make post and were contributors by default. There now seems to be no access to the admin post-editor for a user, I guess they are not contributors by default, but how do I provide this functionality, or where does a user find it.
I want new registration to be able to post immediatly all be it pending editor role review.
Perhaps related I see that Network Admin Users are not now showing with the main blog as a site attribute, however in the members area they do show as members of the main blog.
This is a Multisite setup of course.
Any help appreciated
Try to bump this topic too , Buddypress is much more in advance from those last posts so maybe new BP versions will allow it, is anybody here who use @justin_k Justin’s WP-FB autoconnect and who has the same problem as @ifanatics in the first post above ? I succesfully use premium WP-FB autoconnect too and have the same problem as him, users who register to my website via this plugin can see every page even when I have restricted that page to only one different role (I have created 2 new roles , “club” and “job_applicant”, both new roles works perfect when I want to show and hide the content to specific user but only facebook users can see everything
, (they can see everything even if I manualy assign them a different role in user profile edit page.
Other problem is what can I do to show facebook users in EDIT author drop down field in EDIT post page ? I can see there only wordpress – buddypress users , but not Facebook users despite of they are all everywhere even in members directory, from that reason I cannot assign them any blog post / CPT postI installed the bp sliding login panel and I need to put a link just for the admins and users who can post to the site blog. Again trying to keep limited people to access the dashboard of wordpress. Sorry for the long post but, these are things I haven’t figured out yet. When adding code to the update-content.php the code will show up on the front end. I have added other links but, not any with a special function. Any help is appreciated. Thanks
Ok, for about three days I have been pulling my hair out. I have been working on locking out users from wp-admin, creating a generic login-page(not the wp standard), custom members homepage, and adding links to the bp sliding login panel.
Issue One:
In the finctions.php I put the following code:
`add_action(‘admin_init’, ‘no_mo_dashboard’);
function no_mo_dashboard()
{ if (!current_user_can(‘manage_options’) && $_SERVER != ‘/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php’) { wp_redirect(‘http://mensrightscoalition.org/activity/’) ; exit;
}
} `
For the wp_redirect I used the http adress because I couldn’t get the code right for wordpress to render correctly. It worked till I added the wp email plugin. Why would this change that code? The site owner don’t want the members to have access to the dashborad of wordpress, only admins. The wordpress is being used to create a website and community. I searched for a plugin but, every plugin does what I don’t need to be done. Any help would be appreciated.Issue Two:
I installed the A2 custom login plugin and this just isn’t what I am looking for. This site has a basic login page, how could I implement the same type of page?Issue Three:
This is more of a question than an issue. Most social networking sites have a members homepage where a user can see whats going on at a glance. Well, I need to create a section called at a glance. This area will be the page that users see after logging in and gives information about that user activity and the entire site (i.e donations that they contributed, hours they volunteered, forum topics, etc…). Would it be easier to create a plugin or just create a new section in the core files.Issue Four:
I installed the bp sliding login panel and I need to put a link just for the admins and users who can post to the site blog. Again trying to keep limited people to access the dashboard of wordpress. Sorry for the long post but, these are things I haven’t figured out yet. Any help is appreciated. ThanksHey! I’m using wordpress 3.4.1 with the theme ‘backstreet’ everything looks ok except for the fact that the sidebar on buddypress pages is at the bottom. Thinking it’s a width issue but I have no idea. Here it is: http://www.homegrownshow.tv/blog2/members/admin/
Please help me before I go insane
