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Hi there,
I have started building wp community using BP.
I created a test account using the BP register function. When I try and login it redirects me to:
https://wordpress.com/log-in?redirect_to=https%3A%2F%2Fwordpress.com%2Fwp-login.php%3Faction%3Djetpack-sso%26site_id%3D174275720%26sso_nonce%3Dtzrqdu6inkxwmhwn0upeIs there some code I need to configure to get to redirect to home page or activity page? I downloaded and installed the redirect plugin for roles but doesn’t seem to work either.
I assume there is a line of code overriding this but not sure where to find.
Thanks in advance
Ben
Wordpress 5.4
Buddypress 5.2
Theme: Twenty NineteenVersion: 1.5Hi guys
I’m looking to create a custom theme built around BP Nouveau and have dequeued the css, but doing so makes the member and group cover images disappear.
In BP legacy it was possible to follow this tutorial (https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/buddypress-cover-images/), but in Nouveau it doesn’t seem work.
Here’s the old code for it
function mytheme_cover_image_callback( $params = array() ) { if ( empty( $params ) ) { return; } return ' #buddypress #header-cover-image { height: ' . $params["height"] . 'px; background-image: url(' . $params['cover_image'] . '); } '; } function mytheme_cover_image_css( $settings = array() ) { $settings['callback'] = 'mytheme_cover_image_callback'; return $settings; } add_filter( 'bp_before_xprofile_cover_image_settings_parse_args', 'mytheme_cover_image_css', 10, 1 ); add_filter( 'bp_before_groups_cover_image_settings_parse_args', 'mytheme_cover_image_css', 10, 1 ); function your_theme_cover_image_css( $settings = array() ) { $theme_handle = 'bp-parent-css'; $settings['theme_handle'] = $theme_handle; $settings['callback'] = 'mytheme_cover_image_callback'; return $settings; } add_filter( 'bp_before_xprofile_cover_image_settings_parse_args', 'your_theme_cover_image_css', 10, 1 ); add_filter( 'bp_before_groups_cover_image_settings_parse_args', 'your_theme_cover_image_css', 10, 1 );Anyone got an idea?
Thanks for your time!
Hi there,
I don’t understand why this is so complicated.
When people register they are required to enter a username and a name. Their username is not changeable after that, I understand that this is WordPress default functionality.
Though:
- what is entered at “Username” is shown on someones profile page like: @name
- what is entered at “Name” at the register form is filled in the field “First name” and “Nickname”
- Display name is set as “Nickname / First name” – since they are the same
– Why isn’t just the display name used for BuddyPress on someones profile?
– Or why is the username shown on the members profile since that cannot be changed by anyone?
– Why is there a field “Username” AND “Name” (which is also required) on the register form? I think having a Username field would be enough which is also automatically the “Nickname”.I hope I’m thinking too difficult here and there is some easy explanation.
Looking forward to someones reply.
Thanks in advance.Justin
Hello:
I’m just another one struggling with this issue. After a lot of research over the internet and after being tried all suggestions in other posts, I’m reaching to you to get some help. I already checked:
– My WordPress installation can send emails (checked al worked).
– Disable Buddypress and try a new sign in (checked and worked).
– Buddypress Repair Email tool (done, didn’t solved it).
– Another emails from buddypress being sent, like new post alerts (checked and worked).Seems like there’s something wrong only when a new user signs in and is supposed to get a confirmation email in order to get validated. All other email functions seems to be working fine.
Thanks!
Hi there,
Got a weird error. In my custom theme header I try to call this function:
bbp_is_single_user_profile()And I got the error:
Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function bbp_is_single_user_profile()After some research this function is correct right? I want to check if you are on a member page, since every page has it’s own source of an header image. This case from the cover image of the member.
I use the latest version of WordPress and BuddyPress. Also there are no other plugins installed since it’s in development.
Thanks in advance.
JustinHi there,
I’m breaking my head on this one. I created a custom /theme/buddypress/members/single/home.php in my custom theme. It seems it is working fine, though /theme/page.php is always being loaded above de content of home.php. I don’t understand how this makes sense.
I tried to read everything I could find like: https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/theme-compatibility-1-7/a-quick-look-at-1-7-theme-compatibility/ But I still don’t understand how this is happening.
Screenshot: https://pixelheads.d.pr/Htr16g
I’m using the latest versions of WordPress and BuddyPress have no other plugins installed since it’s early in development.
Can anyone assist me here? All help is appreciated!
Best regards,
JustinHello, I have been breaking my head with this little thing for a while, all I want is for the activity page to refresh automatically without having to click the “Latest Updates” button, something like Twitter, Facebook, etc. Is that possible or has not been implemented yet ??? I use WordPress 5.4 and BuddyPress 5.2.0
Hi,
I have a site where I have member types:
Member 1 – a user comes to the site and they want to be an instructor. They complete the instructor registration – which I have managed to do.
Member 2 – a user comes to the site and they want to be an student. They complete the student registration – which I have managed to do.
Now this is where I need help:
Scenario 3 – the student has created their account, but now they want to become an instructor. If I create an “upgrade” registration form then it adds the username, password and email fields, however, I do not want them to change their account, just upgrade it.
So I would like to create a registration form where they complete 3 fields in order to upgrade the account, but I do not want them to have to re-enter username, password and email as is standard with the WordPress registration requirements.
Thanks in advance.
Hi,
I have a problem with the Buddypress menu. The menu of the theme is covering the buddypress profile part. Ctrl + F5 then fixes this for a short moment. Switching to another page leads to the same situation then again though. The theme is OceanWP in actual version.
To have the Buddypress menu half covered by the page menu is a bit unsatisfying. Is this a known issue? Does somebody have an idea how to fix it? Any help is highly appreciated.
Kind regards
ArunderanHere a shot of the problem
Hi all,
Apologies for the post. I’m a wordpress/website creation/Buddypress novice and am struggling a bit to get all my plugins to work together. As such this post may not make complete sense as it’coming from a slightly confused place.
Basically what I’m trying to do is create a person to person marketplace.
I have a registration form (User Registration plugin) that I like and it also integrates with woocommerce which is a big plus. It also makes a User Registration MyAccount page which I was thinking of using as a profile page (as I can edit this). However, I like the messaging and friend capabilities of buddypress and want to incorporate that if possible (has lead me into some plugin conflicts).So I had a few questions:
1) Could I assign the BP registration page as a page with User Registration shortcode?
2) Do you need to assign all the BP pages for BP to work?
3) Could another registration form be used to create a BP profile
4) Any suggestions as how I could achieve my goals by managing my plugins differently?Greetings, I was told to post this question here- despite it being related to WP_redirect functionality and not really BuddyPress.
I want to protect the content visible on some pages from unregistered users, inluding data-fishing and such. In this specific case I want to protect the user data BuddyPress is normally showing openly to everyone in the world to see. (By default at least).
For this I have made my own plugin,- which all it does now is on trigger “template_redirect” it will check if the session is logged in via “is_user_logged_in()”. If returned false it will trigger a “wp_redirect()” to the login page.
I am relatively new to PHP web dev, and would like to know the following: Since this code is run server side,- will this prevent anyone from getting the information about my users by semi-normal means?
Would also apperciate advice for increased security on WordPress in general, security is a high priority when I have user accounts there- even though they don’t store critically “sensitive-data”.
Hello, I installed BuddyPress 4 days ago, however, problems have arisen: my activation and registration page is actually the homepage… (even though the user sees the correct registration and activation pages, on my dashboard it displays the homepage).
For this problem, WordPress support told me to access my Jetpack settings and disable “Allow users to log in to this site using WordPress.com accounts”.
Then I was advised to clear my browser cache, which worked; I finally had the correct pages. However, as soon as I enter my password to access my dashboard, it reverts to displaying the homepage as the registration page.
Furthermore, in my dashboard, under the menu tab, I don’t see the BuddyPress element that would allow me to add the profile page to my menu…
