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  • #309542

    @buddyboss Hey Michael!

    I totally understand what you mean. I feel the same way about WordPress. Even simple whitespace changes there become endless discussions that result in no changes and no agreement, and worse… no fun.

    My own personal concern here, comes from everyone involved in BuddyPress purposely trying to create an inviting, open, fun, rewarding experience to contribute to the project, and seeing talented folks like yourselves choose to compete instead of collaborate is the opposite of the target we are shooting for as a project.

    What more could BuddyPress have done? What could the team have done differently? I’ve never really seen much in the way of upstream improvements or recommendations or requests in Trac or the forums from your team. Not that it’s necessary. Not that it’s expected. But there isn’t a history of anyone saying no or shutting y’all down.

    I applaud the independence. I wish all y’all nothing but the best. And I hope BuddyPress is inspired from the creativity and inventiveness that BuddyBoss is known for.

    #309524
    Anonymous User
    Inactive

    Hi @chaddblanchard

    If you are using the BP Legacy template pack, you can follow @shanebp snippet available in response to this support topic: Display profile fields on members page

    It will also work on the BP Nouveau template pack, but it will be wrongly positioned. FYI, I’ve opened a ticket to fix this in next BuddyPress major version.

    You can also use a different strategy using the BP Template hierarchy. If you create a copy of the bp-templates/bp-nouveau/buddypress/members/members-loop.php into a buddypress/members/members-loop.php file of your theme (be careful to respect the relative path into your theme: create a buddypress folder, then a members one and finally put the members-loop.php copy inside this folder. From this copied file, you can modify the html layout to include specific code to display the profile field(s) of your choice.

    Here’s an example: https://gist.github.com/imath/67c2c5d961083bc8d4205860a2a075b2#file-members-loop-php-L44-L46 The specific code to add has a yellow background.

    #309523

    In reply to: BuddyPress 5.1.0

    Anonymous User
    Inactive

    Hi @galato

    Thanks for your feedback. I advise you to submit a new support topic with the issue(s) you’re having with BuddyPress.

    FYI, we believe BuddyPress is PHP compatible from 5.6 to 7.3 versions. To make sure it’s the case we are using the Travis CI tool to run more than 1500 unit tests on the latest BuddyPress version under each WordPress version and each PHP version we support.

    #309515

    Topic: Registation plugin

    in group forum Third Party Plugins

    Greetings!

    Buddy Press is awesome, really! However, I would like to customize the WordPress register, login and lost password form. I’m not really a techies.

    I would rather a WordPress plugin which is compatible with BuddyPress, do you guys have any advice?

    Thanks in advance.

    Have a nice day.

    #309514
    16pixelid
    Participant

    I have a website https://16pixel.id
    My website currently uses static html and some javascript libraries. I want my customer to be able to log in with the member area. Do I have to migrate to wordpress and buddypress?

    #309513
    nukeban
    Participant

    Hi all,

    I’m new to WordPress (hosted at WordPress.com) and am interested in learning about BuddyPress. It seemed the place to start would be to join a site using BuddyPress and explore the software as a user. Can anyone suggest a site? Is there a list of BuddyPress sites somewhere perhaps? Ideally I’m looking for activism oriented sites, but any site will do for the purpose of advancing my understanding of the software.

    Many thanks, and happy holidays to everyone.

    #309509

    In reply to: BuddyPress 5.1.0

    pierreraynaud
    Participant

    @imath vous êtes formidable et je vous remercie.
    J’ai modifié les permaliens en : /%monthnum%/%postname%/%day%/%year%/
    et ça marche ! Je peux créer mon premier groupe !
    Merci et bonnes fêtes.
    Pierre

    Question subsidiaire : si j’ai d’autres soucis plus tard avec mon site WordPress, quelle est la meilleure solution pour être vite dépanné ? Passez par vous ? Ou allez vers une autre personne calée en WordPress et Buddypress ?

    #309508
    #309499

    In reply to: BuddyPress 5.1.0

    pierreraynaud
    Participant

    Bonjour,
    j’ai téléchargé Buddypress sur mon site OVH mais je ne vois pas du tout la même chose que sur les tutoriels. Je ne vois pas où je peux créer des groupes et quand je clique sur le bouton ajouter des groupes je trouve le message d’erreur : “The requested URL /groupes/create/ was not found on this server”.
    Je ne comprends pas car j’ai déjà utilisé WordPress et je n’ai jamais eu de problèmes pour créer des groupes. (J’ai installé aussi Bbpress correctement).
    Merci de me dire car je suis perdu.
    Pierre Raynaud

    site : http://ddgefgn.cluster028.hosting.ovh.net/

    #309474
    best84
    Participant

    I’m the only admin in my community and I don’t want to give access to the administrative backend, but I need someone to check and moderate the site’s activities, alone its impossible, nobody has the same problem? … it absolutely needs a buddypress moderation system role (like bbpress or wordpress), it should be in the core of the bp project

    #309467

    In reply to: Paid Group Access

    Renato Alves
    Moderator

    If there is, I’m not aware of it. I’d recommend searching on https://wordpress.org/plugins/ or googling it.

    #309445
    philliprf
    Participant

    I have a social media site I’m working on using Buddypress.

    Spam accounts are signing up without filling in any of the required fields, and I don’t understand how. WordPress registration/login is disabled, all done through a 3rd party plugin (Youzer). When I go through the registration form myself, there’s no way to skip entering information such as city, country etc. All they are signing up with is a username, email and password.

    How can I stop this? They’re messing up the layout of the members area, and just sending spam messages to actual members.

    #309444
    elitedllc
    Participant

    Wordpress 5.3.1
    BuddyPress 5.1.0

    I am able to disable footer in pages/post but when I go to page lets say “Members” page, after I go into edit and disable footer, I notice that BuddyPress overwrites the page to its defaults settings disallowing me to edit the page. It takes over and just post a list of members on the page. I cant add words, images as if Im making a normal page/post entry.

    That part I dont mind. I just want to disable footer like I can with my normal WordPress. BuddyPress seems to take over. How will I be able to get BP to perform the same as my normal WP?

    #309439
    supercavie
    Participant

    Hello,

    We have a wordpress site.

    If on the menu we go to “Utilizadores->Profile Fields” we see a list of fields used on the registration form.

    If we try to edit the field “Farmácia” after changing anything and clicking on “Update” it fails with the following message:

    “The link you followed has expired”

    “A ligação que seguiu já expirou.” (in Portuguese)

    From what we searched online, normally this kind of error is due to settings on the server, like memory_limit

    Can you please help?

    #309397
    justfixit247
    Participant

    Hello,
    I want to display all members with add friend button. Is there a php code to do that. If so please could you write the code out.

    I also need a code to display notification for friend request.

    Thanking you in advance

    My wordpress version: 5.2.4

    Buddypress version: 5.1.0

    website: https://boneandflesh.com

    Scaffies
    Participant

    Hello,

    after upgrading to v5.1.0 we now see all topic posts smaller than before, indented by the options above each topic. This is for the topics only, all replies to the topics look normal.

    For admins with more options, it reduces the topic width to 50% … so it is an issue.

    Here is a screenshot – the pics and video at the left should fill out the entire width:

    Any suggestions?

    Thanks!

    #309391
    Anonymous User 17698759
    Inactive

    PICS for point 1: https://imgur.com/a/Z27La1m

    Hey everybody,

    I am modifying a theme for wordpress, and it has a BudyPress functions. but I want to do some moddifications:

    1. How can I delete the “Take a photo” option inside change the profile picture?

    2. Is it possible to remove this block content? I would like the buddypress menu to stay below
    the header of the website.

    Greetings to everyone who comments, I hope these two issues help more people in the future.

    #309387
    jqcaffeine
    Participant

    I actually just figured out today that @mentions are working on the Activity dialogs, but not on bbPress forum topic/reply dialogs or regular WP pages; is that the intended functionality?

    Running:

    • WordPress 5.3
    • Gutenberg 7.0.0
    • BuddyPress 5.1.0
    • bbPress 2.6.2
    #309363
    rocketmena
    Participant

    how to add a meta key filtering in default function bp_has_members( $args = ” ) . Now filtering members based on name or user name only. I want to filter them based on position also.if we enter name or position, filter need to work.In default code, meta_key, meta_value set as false. Please assist.

    function bp_has_members( $args = ” ) {
    global $members_template;

    // Default user ID.
    $user_id = 0;

    // User filtering.
    if ( bp_is_user_friends() && ! bp_is_user_friend_requests() ) {
    $user_id = bp_displayed_user_id();
    }

    $member_type = bp_get_current_member_type();
    if ( ! $member_type && ! empty( $_GET[‘member_type’] ) ) {
    if ( is_array( $_GET[‘member_type’] ) ) {
    $member_type = $_GET[‘member_type’];
    } else {
    // Can be a comma-separated list.
    $member_type = explode( ‘,’, $_GET[‘member_type’] );
    }
    }

    $search_terms_default = null;
    $search_query_arg = bp_core_get_component_search_query_arg( ‘members’ );
    if ( ! empty( $_REQUEST[ $search_query_arg ] ) ) {
    $search_terms_default = stripslashes( $_REQUEST[ $search_query_arg ] );
    }

    // Type: active ( default ) | random | newest | popular | online | alphabetical.
    $r = bp_parse_args( $args, array(
    ‘type’ => ‘active’,
    ‘page’ => 1,
    ‘per_page’ => 20,
    ‘max’ => false,

    ‘page_arg’ => ‘upage’, // See https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3679.

    ‘include’ => false, // Pass a user_id or a list (comma-separated or array) of user_ids to only show these users.
    ‘exclude’ => false, // Pass a user_id or a list (comma-separated or array) of user_ids to exclude these users.

    ‘user_id’ => $user_id, // Pass a user_id to only show friends of this user.
    ‘member_type’ => $member_type,
    ‘member_type__in’ => ”,
    ‘member_type__not_in’ => ”,
    ‘search_terms’ => $search_terms_default,

    ‘meta_key’ => false, // Only return users with this usermeta.
    ‘meta_value’ => false, // Only return users where the usermeta value matches. Requires meta_key.

    ‘populate_extras’ => true // Fetch usermeta? Friend count, last active etc.
    ), ‘has_members’ );

    // Pass a filter if ?s= is set.
    if ( is_null( $r[‘search_terms’] ) ) {
    if ( !empty( $_REQUEST[‘s’] ) ) {
    $r[‘search_terms’] = $_REQUEST[‘s’];
    } else {
    $r[‘search_terms’] = false;
    }
    }

    // Set per_page to max if max is larger than per_page.
    if ( !empty( $r[‘max’] ) && ( $r[‘per_page’] > $r[‘max’] ) ) {
    $r[‘per_page’] = $r[‘max’];
    }

    // Query for members and populate $members_template global.
    $members_template = new BP_Core_Members_Template(
    $r[‘type’],
    $r[‘page’],
    $r[‘per_page’],
    $r[‘max’],
    $r[‘user_id’],
    $r[‘search_terms’],
    $r[‘include’],
    $r[‘populate_extras’],
    $r[‘exclude’],
    $r[‘meta_key’],
    $r[‘meta_value’],
    $r[‘page_arg’],
    $r[‘member_type’],
    $r[‘member_type__in’],
    $r[‘member_type__not_in’]
    );

    /**
    * Filters whether or not BuddyPress has members to iterate over.
    *
    * @since 1.2.4
    * @since 2.6.0 Added the $r parameter
    *
    * @param bool $value Whether or not there are members to iterate over.
    * @param array $members_template Populated $members_template global.
    * @param array $r Array of arguments passed into the BP_Core_Members_Template class.
    */
    return apply_filters( ‘bp_has_members’, $members_template->has_members(), $members_template, $r );
    }

    #309362
    yelgnissm
    Participant

    Hi Folks
    I’m a late comer to buddypress, but a long time wordpress user. I just handn’t had a reason to deploy and work with buddypress before, but I’m so impressed by it!.

    We are setting up a gravity form for requesting information from members which will be
    “quote requests” as one additional tab, and “inquiries” as another tab.

    We’re deploying this form on several satellite websites, and ensureing the they go to the same
    mailbox so we can review them before sending to the appropriate member.

    We have gravity forms for each of these two types of message, and I’d they can be sent to members inboxes in Buddypress.

    So the end result would be two additional tabs in the users profile.
    one that says “you have (xx) new quote requests”
    and another “you have (xx) new inquiries.

    So the user immediately sees that they have quote requests, and inquiries in addtion to the normal other mail.

    I found the code for adding the tabs, but I’m trying to figure out how to tag or otherwise categorize the message so the buddypress mail system says “this is a quote request”

    I’ve scoured the web looking for an answer. Hard to find.
    We can easily add the word QUOTE or INQUIRY to the subject of the mail message so it filters.

    Any recommendations would be welcome.

    #309339
    BuddyBoss
    Participant

    @jjj

    Somehow my last comment got deleted so posting again. This is Michael here.

    I really appreciate the nice things you posted here about BuddyBoss. I’ve also enjoyed hanging out with you at many WordCamps, going years back. Our issues with BuddyPress are not that it is coded poorly or anything like that, I think the developers have done a tremendous job with what is there, and appreciate everything you have contributed to the project personally. Our main issue is just that it has evolved really slowly over the past 5 years, and the market has gotten way more competitive in that timeframe. This has hurt our ability to grow as a company. Customers are leaving BuddyPress and switching to more feature complete SaaS solutions. But then at the same time, they want to be able to customize everything like you can do in WordPress, and then they are stuck. There really is no solution available that has all the features people want, and is also available to customize and extend. So we are trying to address that for our customers. At the end of the day, BuddyPress is free to copy anything we do and merge or adapt it into BuddyPress; open source works both ways. Hopefully there are not too many hard feelings, we’re all working toward the same goal, but as you said, in different directions.

    #309328
    metalhead505
    Participant

    The best thing to do is to ask for your money back. 🙂

    No, but seriously, I reported it already in Buddypress Trac, but no luck. You can try asking them again and see what they say. Request Refund for lost revenue lol

    #309311
    shanebp
    Moderator
    Mangesh Nadekar
    Participant

    Hi Team,

    I have upgraded buddypress form version 2.9.4 to version 5.0.0, now error messages are displaying in dashboard also i am using wordpress version 5.3

    Notice: Trying to get property ‘show_avatars’ of non-object in wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-avatars.php on line 196

    Notice: Undefined offset: 2 in /wp-admin/includes/plugin.php on line 1854

    Kindly provide solution on above issue.

    #309308
    Jan Persson
    Participant

    I try to use BuddyPress’s functions in different languages (switching with the Polylang plugin).
    Have tried making different pages with BuddyPress/settings/pages. This only causes me error in the original language also (eng uk).
    Everything works well in the original language.

    What can I do?

    I use the latest versions of WordPress and all plugins.

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