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Topic: Display random member list
Hello,
I’m trying to figure out how to display random member list on the member directory page. I have looked at this page http://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/the-members-loop/ and have a vague handle on doing this. What file might I edit to perform the change? And the line of code to use?
I was looking at members-loop.php line 16
“…but I think I wonder if I’m barking up the wrong tree as bp_has_members appears in several other files also. Sorry, PHP Noob here!
I thought this may have been covered before, so I tried searching but the forum search seems to be broken or..?
Buddypress 1.5.3.1
Wordpress 3.3.1
Default buddypress theme 1.5.3.1In my member directory, if I search for a member, the person shows up fine. And the first page of the list shows up fine (and says that there 2,568 members) even if I don’t search.
But clicking on “all members” or any of the next page links, leads to a “sorry, no members were found” message.
The same thing happens with groups, and with sites. They are there, they exist, but the next page links, the sort by dropdown, or the “all” link give a “none found” message.
Members directory is not open to the public, but you can see the behavior on the groups and blogs directories here
http://macaulay.cuny.edu/eportfolios/blogs
and here
http://macaulay.cuny.edu/eportfolios/groupsClick on “all sites” or “all groups” and you get “none found” but search (for example–“future” in sites or “bird” in groups) and you get immediate results.
Any thoughts?Basic information about the site–
WordPress 3.3.1 (multi-site), BuddyPress 1.5.4
directory install in a subdirectory
Tried with all plugins deactivated
using buddypress fun theme (have tried with default, too, with same result)
no core files edited or modified nothing in bp-custom.php, not running bbPress
LAMP server, self-hosted, no error messagesI’m running a WordPress site for my sports team and I’d like to track membership dues/accept payments, etc with a membership plugin. Paid members would automatically be added to an email group where anyone who is in the group can contact the entire group. I can’t imagine us ever having more than 100 members at any one time. Ideally, I’d like the members to be able to email the group without logging in to the WP Admin. I have too many non-techies and I’d never explain it to them…. whereas emailing something like group@groups.google.com is simple. It isn’t important to have them hanging out on our site all day, i’m just looking for a way to connect a listserv with membership tracking.
Not new to WP, but totally new to BP so I’m not sure what is available and what the BP capabilities include. Thanks for indulging me.
My wordpress/buddypress site just got completely destroyed when I upgraded. I had custom artwork and graphics that have disappeared and my site is now completely jacked. I need to revert to the old version ASAP. HELP!!
Users aren’t recieving confirmation emails upon registration.
Users show up in the User section of wordpress but cannot activate the account as not recieving the email.
Until then couldn’t you use https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-profile-privacy/home/
Topic: Mobile status updates
We’re evaluating for a social network site, but confess to having fallen for BuddyPress.
Status updates on the move is a must, however.
It need not be the full iOS app that is hovering in the wings, and besides it needs to be Android and everything else as well.
I know that WordPress blog posts can be created by email – can buddypress status updates also?
Better if it can be updated by SMS (a more ubiquitous client)?
StatusNet (and kin) has excellent client support – could it be used as a middleware to BP?
Or could Twitter be used?
Buddy Press Mobile theme plugin seems to be dead – is there a replacement?
We have no real development skills/time but do have lego-building skills and patience
Wordpress / BuddyPress latest stable versions (unless otherwise directed).
Lastly please accept apologies if this has already been discussed – entering any terms in the search bar at the top seems to land me back on the blog page.
Hi guys,
I feel the answer is very close, just don’t know which file to look in.
Could anyone please assist with the below?My db prefix was wp_
Using a security plugin I changed prefix wp_ to, say, mynewprefix_The result:
1) DB side:
I was not able to log in to the phpMyAdmin under the old db user name. (But I was able to log in to WordPress Admin pages)
I created a new one db user and logged in successfully.In wp-config.php I still see
/** MySQL database username */
define(‘DB_USER’, ‘myolddbuserloginname’);
/** MySQL database password */
define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ‘encryptedpasswordhere’);Should I change a db user here? (may be it causes what happens in “2)” below)
If yes, how do I get an encrypted password?2) Web-site:
Posts, Plugins, and Groups showed up after the prefix change, but
Forums do not display. Neither forum topics nor forum tags.I created a topic. It saved, I see it in the web-site, but no old topics, they do not display.
I used this link http://tdot-blog.com/wordpress/6-simple-steps-to-change-your-table-prefix-in-wordpress
and manually went through steps. I found a couple of places with wp_ and changed them to mynewprefix.In the PhpMyAdmin I see that I have several tables duplicated. Eg:
I see mynewprefix_bb_topics and wp_bb_topics.
The first table contains all old topics, the second table has the only the topic I created after changing the prefix using the plugin.So it looks like all old topics exist, which is good.
But WordPress or buddypress does not see the renamed tables. And it writes all new topics to tables that been (automatically? re-)created and named with an old prefix (wp_).What am I missing? Where?
Thanks heaps for your help. I looked through everything I could think of…
Natalie
(I use wordpress Version 3.2.1, buddypress Version 1.2.9)
