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Okay, here is my use-case. I am redesigning a Santa website for a local santa organization. One of the features of their old website was “Request a Santa/Mrs. Claus”, where when you filled out a forum, a bulk email would then go out to all of the members with the content of the contact form. That way people could request a Santa.
Well I have come along and am updating and overhauling the website, one of the things that I would like to do is something similar to above, but also have the contact form create a topic in a specific forum. This way all open requests can be housed in the same area. (Their current system relies on the email method only, if you miss the email, you miss out entirely.)
How might I go about this.
Using WordPress 5.2.4 (latest) with BuddyPress 5.0.0Topic: User Profile Color Picker
Hey everyone!
Thank you so much for this great addon for wordpress and to all people supporting this!
I am using Buddypress for a short amount of time now but I am in need to create a color picker for profiles (to let users pick their fav color to design their profile) and I have absolutely no clue how to do that.
Does anyone have an idea how I could do that? I am not new to programming but very new to how wordpress work and specially buddypress. So some assistance would be great 🙂 We could also have a call or something.
So right now I am using the latest WordPress, latest Buddypress and an addon called Youzer to have everything running.
Would be great if someone could give me a hand on that 🙂 Thansk in advance!
Topic: Error Message after purchase
After a new user registers and a payment is made the user is not getting directed to the ‘confirmation of purchase page’. Instead they are receiving an error. The user registration is going through though. We tested it our self in a live environment with a valid credit card, charge for $1 with promo code. I have attached a screen shot of the error.
I am not sure if it is a Paid MemberPro or BuddyPress error, I will be submitting a ticket to them also to see if they have any insight.
WordPress 5.2.3
BuddyPress 5.0.0
BuddyPress for Learndash 1.2.8Members.hustlesmarter.co
When I login to my own buddypress profile (subscriber role) and take a look at the profile of an other member. I can edit password settings, email settings, profile settings, rights and export data… So not only my own data…also the data of every other member.
https://mysite.com/members/member-name/settings/profile/
Every login member (subscriber role) can do that to other member.How can i display the settings button only on my own profile (profile sidebar). The settings option on other profiles should be disabled.
wordpress: 5.2.4
theme: besocialHi,
When I try to response to a comment group, I receive an error message (in French “le champ de commentaire ne doit pas être vide” – The comment field must not be empty).
After this, it’s not possible to put a comment. Only Cancel option is available.I use the BuddyPress 5.0.0 WordPress 5.2.4 Unyson 2.7.22 Woffice 2.7.8
Website link : https://pit.mkpbe.org
Can you help me please ?
Best regards,
JMI have an existing page at which I used another social plugin and I am not happy with it, so I will be switching to BuddyPress.
When looking at users in WordPress Admin Dashboard, I see that all users are there, but their profile pictures are not save in there (looks like that plugin saves it someplace else).
I would like to grab their profile pictures before switch and upload their pictures for them, so it will be very little disruption for users. But when I go to User Profiles, I am not given an option to upload Profile Pictures.
Is there way I con do it?All of a sudden after an update, my Member page (i.e., /members) redirects to the home page. If I change the slug to “membership” or some other name and set that as the Member page, it will then go to the page with all the members. I have changed the permalinks several times and I cannot set the page slug as “members”. Any thoughts on this? I am using a Genesis Child Theme. I’ve switched to several default WordPress themes and still cannot get the /members slug to work.
Topic: Slow Registration Page
I’ve optimized my public pages for speed, and I’ve had great success with all the pages on my site (all at or close to 100 in Page Speed Insights.) The exception is my registration page.
I was using a plugin called “Bp xProfile Location” which was hurting the page speed significantly. After removing that plugin, I’m still only able to achieve 85 on the registration page.
I have a few JS snippets taking action on the page also, but removing them caused no change in the speed score.
Out of curiosity, I inspected https://login.wordpress.org/register with Page Speed Insights, and even that page is quite slow with an 88 score. (Their TTI is 3.6 seconds.)
So, knowing that even the official WordPress site has a slow registration page, I feel that Buddypress is probably not the problem, but I’m not sure.
Does anyone have a high speed score (higher than 88) on their registration page? Alternatively, is there a specific, uncontrollable reason that our reg pages are so slow, and should we not worry about it?
Hello there,
I hope someone can help me with the following. The user profile photo (normally Gravatar) is filled with a different photo then there maybe at gravatar. WordPress is using that photo correctly in the admin bar and in the user overview. But the image is not used in BuddyPress, which seems weird to me, because it uses the image in that field normally.
How can I fix this?
Thanks,
NoralyHi there!
I’m going to make both of things.I know the base of users is the same of WordPress. So some users will be just regular costumers of WooCommerce store and others will be Members of a Community. How do I make it?
There is no problem if I’ll have to make the register of BuddyPress members manually, because the costumers have to register them direct from forms to allow buying the stuff.
In resume: A community member can also be a constumer, but a costumer can’t be a listed member on BuddyPress Community.
