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Good day. Please help me.
I installed wordpress 3.3.1
Then installed BuddyPress (last version) – it working!
Then i installed bbpress 2.0 – bbpress not working
as a result working only one of two – bbpress or buddypress.
If one work normal – that have second to disable.If activate both plug-ins that on site not open pages. and many other errors
i am using wordpress 3.3.1, buddypress 1.5.4, bp-column child theme:
when user registered in my site i should validate the user with valid id like Driving License, etc?
i want to send file upload control with user activation link?
can any one help me?
Thanks in AdvanceTopic: Logging Bugs
Should I be able to use this site?:
http://buddypress.trac.wordpress.orgThe createticket page says: TICKET_CREATE privileges are required to perform this operation.
If I click the ‘do so’ link nothing.
If I click the ‘Login’ link nothing.
Mainly I want to comment on this bug which was closed but I believe has not been resolved:
http://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3406Topic: How to combat spammers
First, please accept my apology. I’m sure this topic must already exist, but my search yielded zip on “spam”. Not satisfied with Google search BuddyPress + Spam either.
I’m running a prototype site based on WP 3.3.1 and BP 1.5.4
How do we block spammers? I tried the Anti-Splog plugin, but it refused to install. Said I needed multi-user WordPress, which I thought was superfluous with my configuration.
What is the best solution? What are the WP BP experts doing?
I would like to be able to have a wordpress front new page with links but would also like to be able to log in with a registered user and when logged in be able to view all the buddypress links, groups etc.
Basically a static wordpress website with a few pages but when logging in, for it to change to a buddypress system.
Its for a volunteer group for a charity, i’m after the charity front pages with organisation links etc and when a volunteer logs in, they can view their groups, talk to friends etc.
Hope that makes sense.
Is it at all possible?
Thanks
I’d like to have a WordPress/BuddyPress membership site and specify which group(s) (i.e., public, private and hidden) can be created based on membership level. What are the best ways to do this?
Hello. I found out that somehow the email function of the WordPress doesn’t work with BuddyPress. For example, notification for new comments on posts come to my email from address noreply@www.mydomain.com .
But when new users want to register for my site, they don’t receive activation email. I don’t know how to isolate my problem. My URL is http://www.screenshotquiz.comThis is more or less a plea to the BuddyPress development team. I really believe you should make it a priority to make the next version of BuddyPress address the lack of profile privacy options above any other changes you may have planned in the future. Cosmetic changes are not that important because most people with any real BuddPress experience will more than likely be using a child theme to customize the cosmetics of the site to their liking. This change should be integrated into the BuddyPress default core because it is the only real way to make BuddyPress a viable choice for membership only social netwoking. BuddyPress is really a well developed plugin for WordPress and I know it is about being social, but the end user should have the ultimate choice in whether or not their profiles or site activity are view-able to the logged in members(public) or just their friends(private). This should be standard feature in buddypress without being dependent on plugins. When I say public or private, I mean that all members should have to be logged first before even given the option to view another members profile, maybe a landing page integration built into BuddyPress core that redirects any visitor the the landing page when attempting to view any post or page on the site. In my opinion just because a new user activated account there should still be options in the core to keep their profile accessible to only members they are friends with etc. I am not saying to jump the gun and make every single Profile field either view-able or not depending on friendship. Just a simple choice to display or not to display your profile to people you are not friends with. In other words the options in @modemlooper‘s BuddyPress Profile Privacy plugin functionality should be integrated into the BuddyPress default settings without dependency on a plugin. Privacy of the end user seems to be a determining factor in whether or not visitors decide to join/register on your site. Privacy options along with ACL built into BuddyPress right out of the box will put Buddypress in a whole new league for social network CMS choices. I also think the .htaccess file should contain the Options -Indexes code at default. Directory browsing should never be open by default. To me it is a security risk not include the Options -Indexes code in .htaccess at default. I would also like the buddybar and its links to somehow be integrated into a custom menu somehow. I would also like to see an option in the buddypress dashboard that will allow you to choose how many activity items are loaded.
Topic: My Account Link

