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  • caaprichos
    Participant

    Hello! I am trying to create a social network having the buddypress 5.0 with the update of the last wordpress and I am having problems doing trial and error when creating a user and logging in but it does not let me settle with the user once it has already been registered!
    In the social network I have put several profiles (user and professional) and with neither of them it allows me to access the network being already registered! I need help!!

    #309154
    ekadevau
    Participant

    Hi folks,
    we have a private group where a user sent out some invites. The list under “pending invites” (like here: checking for pending invites) offers a “delete” or “remove” button. However, clicking on it won’t remove anything but give the generic error message “Group invitation could not be removed”. This happens with expired invites as well as with new invites.

    Running on Buddypress 5.0.0 on WordPress 5.2/5.3, additional BP-Plugins Group Email subscription, and the Woffice Theme (nothing special about invitations here, I think).

    Is there – besides this screen – any option to remove pending invites to renew an invitation? And: do invitations really expire? At this point I’m not sure it’s a user issue, but I can reproduce the “cannot remove” issue with new invitations as mentioned.

    Thanks for any hint!

    regards
    eka

    #309137
    nkemsnowman
    Participant

    Hello, I have an issue, whenever I try uploading profile picture using a phone like android it’s impossible to crop or see the other half of the picture without a landscape view. This makes it impossible to crop. Tried reducing the size or the jcroper when then the crop floats about. Any solution to this please.
    Using wordpress 5.2.4
    Buddypress 5.0.0

    bbtrouble
    Participant

    Hello, we’re using WordPress version Version 5.3, BuddyPress version 5.0.0 and our website is https://www.lightstalking.us. The theme we’re using is called Performag (Version: 1.409).

    Two days ago we suddenly started to have this issue regarding posting images in forum threads – our forum participants can’t post images. They can upload them and hit the send button, but the images simply won’t show up in the thread.

    The issue is not due to plugin incompatibility because it’s still there even when I disable all the plugins we have.

    Let me know if there’s anything we can do to solve this.

    Best,
    Jasenka

    #309061
    smdeveloper
    Participant

    Hi,

    Thank you for your response!

    When going back to this problem, the js error no longer appears in the console yet the problem persists, so I’m at a loss.

    When clicking on your link above to open a ticket it takes me to a page that says I’m not authorized to open a ticket and directs me to log in, but when I go to do that it takes me to my WordPress.org profile page where I am currently logged in.

    Here is a video of what happens exactly: https://d.pr/v/mZXdvW

    More confusion… help would be so greatly appreciated!

    #309047
    barbarza
    Participant

    Hi

    When I upload a profile picture it will upload the picture but will not allow me to crop it. The is a tiny black box in the top left corner which when hovered over gives the ‘change size’ arrows, but when clicked it gets even smaller and the arrows do not appear.

    I am using the latest versions of WordPress and Buddypress.

    I have tried the following:
    * Used default 2017 theme
    * Disabled all plugins except buddypress
    * Used different browsers: Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Safari

    When searching this forum I have seen that this is a known problem but have been unable to find any solution.

    Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

    #309027
    shanebp
    Moderator

    This is a known bug and a ticket & patch exist:
    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/8163

    #309010
    maccas83
    Participant

    Same for me. A honking great string of errors that are showing at the top of the page to visitors on the front end.

    It’s still there, even when I disable BP (I don’t want to delete it and lose my settings). I’ve had to take my site offline for the past 24 hrs.

    Is BuddyPress releasing an update to fix this soon? Every other major app has since the latest version of WordPress.

    Please help guys!

    #309005
    kobrakai75
    Participant

    Yes it will! I have a WordPress install on a subdomain and BuddyPress works absolutely fine.

    #309001
    bugun
    Participant

    `Warning: Declaration of BP_Walker_Nav_Menu::walk($elements, $max_depth) should be compatible with Walker::walk($elements, $max_depth, …$args) in /home/xxxx/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/classes/class-bp-walker-nav-menu.php on line 0

    I am having the same problem after updating wordpress 5.3.

    Regards.

    Neev07
    Participant

    Hello Team,
    Thank you for providing this amazing plugin ‘Buddypress’ to create own social platform. Actually I am facing a problem related to “Register” page.

    WordPress version – 5.2.4
    BuddyPress version – 5.0.0
    Website Link – Check Here

    I am using polylang plugin to create a multilingual website. When I deactivate this plugin everything works fine but when I activate this then the issue arises.

    Is there any way so that buddypress regsiter page can work. I don’t want a translation of it, i just want it works.

    Thanks
    Nitin

    #308979
    Mathieu Viet
    Moderator

    Yes, the easiest way is to activate the BP Legacy Template Pack from the BuddyPress Options screen into your WordPress Dashboard.

    Using the WordPress control for generating passwords is a BP Nouveau only feature. The benefits of it is to have the same control than WordPress (eg: when your member are resetting their passwords from the site.url/wp-login.php page).

    #308978
    Mathieu Viet
    Moderator

    > Buddypress: version 5.0 was added to the theme as a plugin

    What does it mean?

    BuddyPress is not installed from the Plugins Management screen?

    Please make sure to follow all suggested checks into this topic, in particular testing with only BuddyPress activated and a Twenty* WordPress bundled theme.

    #308964
    shanebp
    Moderator

    Thanks for the screenshot of the error.
    Just before the word ‘Intervention’, there is an arrow. Click it and you should see the whole error message. Copy and paste it in a reply here.

    You may need to open a ticket.
    use the same login you use here. And include all the info you posted here.

    andreu
    Participant

    Hi,

    We’re having problems with notification emails for comments in the activity. From our admin user we don’t receive any notification, while from a normal subscriber user we created, we receive that emails.
    Is there any way we can test this behavior? I’ve installed this plugin to track the emails but it seems that Buddypress emails are not tracking https://wordpress.org/plugins/email-log/

    Thank you in advance

    #308869

    In reply to: Help with REST API

    Renato Alves
    Moderator

    Hi @meganelford,

    basically, your developer is requesting information so that the app can authenticate with the BuddyPress site. Due to the fact users are authenticated, the app needs permission to authenticate using those keys you mentioned.

    To make that happen you would need to have a token or oAuth plugin setup on your buddypress site. After that, create those API keys and provide to her.

    Here are a few plugins you could try:

    JWT Authentication for WP REST API

    WordPress REST API Authentication

    Application Passwords


    https://github.com/WP-API/jwt-auth

    Just be aware that whatever choice you make, there will be a learning curve.

    Also, I’d recommend checking how the API will affect the intranet nature of your site. For example, if you intranet is private (the front-end of the site), current BuddyPress API is open. Meaning, some information is open to the public (not logged in information, of course).

    Just something to keep in mind. Hope this answer your question, or at least, provides you with next steps (install the plugin and pass the keys information to her).

    🙂

    #308897

    Hey everyone. Thank you for the insightful conversation. This is exactly what forums and communities are for, and is a great example of why it is so important to have them.

    This question has come up just about every 180 days for the past 10 years, for both bbPress and BuddyPress. I usually don’t chime in on them, because they almost always go through the same motions:

    1. Some people are worried
    2. Some people don’t like the core functionality
    3. Some people think it’s too difficult
    4. Some people think it’s not powerful enough
    5. Development team defends the project
    6. Unhappy people trash the project
    7. Nobody really feels much better
    8. People get bored and the topic fades away
    9. Someone bumps it back up every once in a while

    I’m replying here and now, because I agree a lot with everything everyone has said here, even if I don’t like or agree with how it’s said.

    There are a lot of things about BuddyPress not to like. There has been a lot of added complexity over the years that has made it more difficult to understand and to work with. Building a community website with it takes a long time and requires a lot of experience to do well, and that’s even before the community has activity, membership, or growth.

    Without a big huge obvious whale of an example community, and without a big huge corporate sponsor, it’s hard to see the penultimate standard for what BuddyPress can be used to achieve.

    Because BuddyPress.org and bbPress.org are part of the WordPress.org network of sites, and because WordPress.org doesn’t really use the social features that BuddyPress provides, even it isn’t that great of an example anymore.

    The folks at BuddyBoss have, no doubt, invested nearly the same ten years as the rest of us have, working hard to make something out of nothing, only with a different set of goals in mind, that now is taking them in an exciting new direction.

    Having met several members of the BuddyBoss family, and after spending more than a few hours hanging out with them through the years at various WordPress related events, it cuts deep to hear how negative their perspective is on BuddyPress, but I don’t disagree with them, or think they’re wrong.

    Ten years ago when everyone was excited about BuddyPress, wasn’t because of the technology or the tools or the potential. It was a pain in the butt to setup. It required a version of WordPress (MU) that didn’t even come with an installer. It did everything “the wrong way” and not “the WordPress way.”

    Everyone was excited because it looked cool.

    Source: Venturebeat

    While not an exact clone, BuddyPress 1.0 popularized the 3 column design layout that Slack, Discord, Teams, and Mattermost, and others have built empires on top of today. Since 2.0 and later, we listened to user feedback instead of our guts, and worked to make BuddyPress simpler to drop into any WordPress installation, but in doing so we sacrificed the opinionated design that made all of us curious about what we could build on top it ourselves.

    I believe BuddyPress is, still to this day, the single most important piece of software on the open web. It empowers anyone to foster free and open dialogue with the privacy and freedom of having their own website on their own hardware, while also being powerful enough to scale up and grow as a community of people garners momentum. And it empowers people like the folks at BuddyBoss to grow even beyond BuddyPress itself.

    BuddyPress also continues to be a faithful sister-project to WordPress, bbPress, and GlotPress, acting as a playground for just about anyone to jump in and start helping improve the software that over 11 million users on WordPress.org and 300k other installations rely on to power their activity streams, member profiles, and more.

    I personally have met or know a few hundred people that have amazing careers (in WordPress or elsewhere) because of the knowledge and insight that contributing to the BuddyPress project has trained them for. (This is one of the most valuable things about BuddyPress that you can’t write on the tin, in my opinion.)

    To the folks that feel like leaving BuddyPress behind, happy trails until we meet again. And I hope we meet more often than we have, because our diversity of experiences and opinions is how we forge great open source software together, and that’s hard to find when you’re always looking inward at the same project for this long.

    To the folks that love BuddyPress as much as I do, thanks for sticking around and helping out and being a part of this community here. The best is yet to come, with media attachments, database improvements, deeper WordPress Admin integration, and if wishes were fishes we’d revive a retro bp-sn-parent theme to bring some of that old excitement back again.

    Here’s a corny quote from a favorite movie of mine that feels fitting:

    I cannot tell you how long this road shall be, but fear not the obstacles in your path, for fate has vouchsafed your reward. Though the road may wind, yea, your hearts grow weary, still shall ye follow them, even unto your salvation.

    #308894
    Raval
    Participant

    Hi,
    I am working on the login form on the home page and I use “WordPress Login Form”. To avoid being redirected to login.php after entering the wrong data and when the form fields are empty, I pasted the following code. I have a question, how do I add a login error message to a custom login page „WordPress Login Form”?
    ps. I think the added code does not have to be divided into two parts. Can it be shortened?

    <?php
    //Is the data correct
    function my_front_end_login_fail( $username ) {
       $referrer = $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'];  // where did the post submission come from?
       // if there's a valid referrer, and it's not the default log-in screen
       if ( !empty($referrer) && !strstr($referrer,'wp-login') && !strstr($referrer,'wp-admin') ) {
          wp_redirect( $referrer . '?login=failed' );  // let's append some information (login=failed) to the URL for the theme to use
    	  add_action( 'wp_login_failed', 'wp_login_form');
          exit;
       }
    }
    
    //if the fields in the form are empty
    add_action( 'wp_authenticate', '_catch_empty_user', 1, 2 );
    function _catch_empty_user( $username, $pwd ) {
    	$referrer = $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'];
      if ( empty( $username ) || empty( $pwd )) {
    	  wp_redirect( $referrer . '?login=failed' );
        exit();
      }
    }
    
    ?>
    #308888
    Mathieu Viet
    Moderator

    Hi,

    What is your BuddyPress version ?
    What is your WordPress configuration ? Multisite or regular ?
    What is your active Template pack ? Nouveau or Legacy ?
    Have you tried with a bundled WordPress theme like TwentyNineteen to see if this was an issue with Kleo ?
    Are there other plugins active ?
    Can you add a screenshot ?

    Mathieu Viet
    Moderator

    Hi!

    For your information and as a follow up of the ticket you opened on Trac ( https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/8159 ), I’ve checked on my side and wasn’t able to reproduce.

    My config is WordPress 5.2.4, BuddyPress 5.1.0-beta1, Twenty Nineteen as the active thme. No other plugins or specific custom code in /wp-content/mu-plugins or /wp-content/plugins/bp-custom.php.

    #308872

    In reply to: Buddypress widgets!

    Renato Alves
    Moderator

    I’d recommend searching here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/

    #308862
    Raval
    Participant

    I thank you for your support. I’m sorry I didn’t understand either.
    Your link https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/62889/disable-or-redirect-wp-login-php
    It looks interesting. This is what I was looking for and I hope it works.

    Regarding the BuddyPress Login Redirect to Profile plugin, unfortunately it doesn’t work with the “Login Widget With Shortcode” plugin working

    #308848
    Nahum
    Participant

    Sorry I misinterpreted the initial question, so you have 2 questions
    1. Upon logging in you’d like to redirect the user to his profile activity page.
    2. How to disable the wp-login for non-admins or something like that so that regular users never see wp’s login screen.

    2. https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/62889/disable-or-redirect-wp-login-php would this be a good start to a solution

    1.https://buddypress.org/support/topic/login-redirect-to-activity-personal-page/ ?

    #308844
    Raval
    Participant

    Thank you for the answer, but that’s not what I meant. I mean that when the user provides incorrect login details in the form, he will be redirected to the main page. I am currently using the WordPress Login Form plugin, which does not show a login error and instead transfers to /wp-login.php. I would like to prevent this.

    #308843
    amenon
    Participant

    Hello,
    My buddypress group description/except is being cut off on the second line when on that group’s page (not like an ellipsis, like the top half of letters are showing and the bottom half are not). Was wondering if anyone has encountered this/found a solution?
    I’m running WordPress 5.2.4 with Kleo theme version 4.9.18

    thank you!

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