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February 15, 2011 at 10:48 am #105458
In reply to: New Users Can’t Log In
@mercime
Participant@JBo796 WP/BP versions? Have you changed theme to bp-default, deactivated all plugins except BuddyPress, cleared cache, create a test user account and then check if BP log in works?
February 11, 2011 at 12:45 am #105111In reply to: Issue with url sub blog in user navigation bar
@mercime
Participant— Where i do install BP ? —
BP is Network Activate and the default install of BP is in main site. If you didn’t define BP in secondary blog in your wp-config.php, then BP should be in main site.
February 9, 2011 at 7:03 pm #105033In reply to: Where are the functions
modemlooper
Moderatorhas_members()
next_member()
rewind_members()
members()
the_member()
bp_rewind_members()
bp_has_members( $args = ” )
‘type’ => $type,
‘page’ => $page,
‘per_page’ => 20,
‘max’ => false,
‘include’ => false, // Pass a user_id or comma separated list of user_ids to only show these users
‘user_id’ => $user_id, // Pass a user_id to only show friends of this user
‘search_terms’ => $search_terms, // Pass search_terms to filter users by their profile data
‘populate_extras’ => true // Fetch usermeta? Friend count, last active etc.bp_the_member()
bp_members()
//Misc
bp_members_pagination_count()
bp_members_pagination_links()
bp_member_user_id()
bp_get_member_user_id()
bp_member_user_nicename()
bp_get_member_user_nicename()
bp_member_user_login()
bp_get_member_user_login()
bp_member_user_email()
bp_get_member_user_email()
bp_member_is_loggedin_user()
bp_member_avatar( $args = ” )
bp_get_member_avatar( $args = ” )
‘type’ => ‘thumb’,
‘width’ => false,
‘height’ => false,
‘class’ => ‘avatar’,
‘id’ => false,
‘alt’ => __( ‘Member avatar’, ‘buddypress’ )bp_member_permalink()
bp_member_link()
bp_get_member_link()
bp_member_name()
bp_get_member_name()
bp_member_last_active()
bp_get_member_last_active()
bp_member_latest_update( $args = ” )
bp_get_member_latest_update( $args = ” ) {
‘length’ => 15bp_member_profile_data( $args = ” )
‘field’ => false, // Field name
bp_member_registered()
bp_get_member_registered()
bp_member_add_friend_button()
bp_add_friend_button( $members_template->member->id, $friend_status )
bp_member_total_friend_count()
bp_get_member_total_friend_count()
bp_member_random_profile_data()
bp_member_hidden_fields()
bp_directory_members_search_form()
bp_total_site_member_count()
bp_get_total_site_member_count()
//Check bp-core-templatetags.php for comments about nav tags
bp_get_loggedin_user_nav()
bp_get_displayed_user_nav()
bp_get_options_nav()
bp_get_options_title()
//Avatar Tags
bp_has_options_avatar()
bp_get_options_avatar()
bp_comment_author_avatar()
bp_post_author_avatar()
bp_loggedin_user_avatar( $args = ” )
bp_get_loggedin_user_avatar( $args = ” ) {
‘type’=> ‘thumb’,
‘width’=> false,
‘height’=> false,
‘html’=> truebp_displayed_user_avatar( $args = ” )
bp_get_displayed_user_avatar( $args = ” )
‘type’=> ‘thumb’,
‘width’=> false,
‘height’=> false,
‘html’=> truebp_avatar_admin_step()
bp_get_avatar_admin_step()
bp_avatar_to_crop()
bp_get_avatar_to_crop()
bp_avatar_to_crop_src()
bp_get_avatar_to_crop_src()
bp_avatar_cropper()
//Other
bp_site_name()
bp_core_get_wp_profile()
bp_get_profile_header()
bp_exists( $component_name )
bp_format_time( $time, $just_date = false )
bp_word_or_name( $youtext, $nametext, $capitalize = true, $echo = true )
bp_your_or_their( $capitalize = true, $echo = true )
bp_get_plugin_sidebar()
bp_page_title()
bp_get_page_title()
bp_styles()
bp_has_custom_signup_page()
bp_signup_page()
bp_get_signup_page()
bp_has_custom_activation_page()
bp_activation_page()
bp_get_activation_page()
bp_search_form_enabled()
bp_search_form_action()
bp_search_form_type_select()
bp_search_form()
bp_log_out_link()
bp_custom_profile_boxes()
bp_custom_profile_sidebar_boxes()
bp_create_excerpt( $text, $excerpt_length = 55, $filter_shortcodes = true )
bp_is_serialized( $data )
bp_total_member_count()
bp_get_total_member_count()
bp_signup_username_value()
bp_get_signup_username_value()
bp_signup_email_value()
bp_get_signup_email_value()
bp_signup_with_blog_value()
bp_get_signup_with_blog_value()
bp_signup_blog_url_value()
bp_get_signup_blog_url_value()
bp_signup_blog_title_value()
bp_get_signup_blog_title_value()
bp_signup_blog_privacy_value()
bp_get_signup_blog_privacy_value()
bp_signup_avatar_dir_value()
bp_get_signup_avatar_dir_value()
bp_current_signup_step()
bp_get_current_signup_step()
bp_signup_avatar( $args = ” )
bp_get_signup_avatar( $args = ” ) {
‘size’ => BP_AVATAR_FULL_WIDTH,
‘class’ => ‘avatar’,
‘alt’ => __( ‘Your Avatar’, ‘buddypress’ )
bp_signup_allowed()
bp_get_signup_allowed()
bp_blog_signup_allowed()
bp_get_blog_signup_allowed()
bp_account_was_activated()
bp_registration_needs_activation()
bp_mentioned_user_display_name( $user_id_or_username )
bp_get_mentioned_user_display_name( $user_id_or_username )
bp_get_option( $option_name )
bp_ajax_querystring( $object = false )
bp_last_activity( $user_id = false, $echo = true )
bp_user_has_access()
bp_user_firstname()
bp_get_user_firstname()
bp_loggedin_user_link()
bp_get_loggedin_user_link()
bp_loggedinuser_link()
bp_displayed_user_link()
bp_get_displayed_user_link()
bp_user_link()
bp_displayed_user_id()
bp_current_user_id()
bp_loggedin_user_id()
bp_displayed_user_domain()
bp_loggedin_user_domain()
bp_displayed_user_fullname()
bp_get_displayed_user_fullname()
bp_user_fullname() { echo bp_get_displayed_user_fullname()
bp_loggedin_user_fullname()
bp_get_loggedin_user_fullname()
bp_displayed_user_username()
bp_get_displayed_user_username()
bp_loggedin_user_username()
bp_get_loggedin_user_username()
bp_current_component()
bp_current_action()
bp_current_item()
bp_action_variables()
bp_root_domain()
bp_get_root_domain()
//Conditionals
bp_is_blog_page()
bp_is_my_profile()
bp_is_home()
bp_is_front_page()
bp_is_activity_front_page()
bp_is_directory()
bp_is_page($page)
bp_is_active( $component )
bp_is_profile_component()
bp_is_activity_component()
bp_is_blogs_component()
bp_is_messages_component()
bp_is_friends_component()
bp_is_groups_component()
bp_is_settings_component()
bp_is_member()
bp_is_user_activity()
bp_is_user_friends_activity()
bp_is_activity_permalink()
bp_is_user_profile()
bp_is_profile_edit()
bp_is_change_avatar()
bp_is_user_groups()
bp_is_group()
bp_is_group_home()
bp_is_group_create()
bp_is_group_admin_page()
bp_is_group_forum()
bp_is_group_activity()
bp_is_group_forum_topic()
bp_is_group_forum_topic_edit()
bp_is_group_members()
bp_is_group_invites()
bp_is_group_membership_request()
bp_is_group_leave()
bp_is_group_single()
bp_is_user_blogs()
bp_is_user_recent_posts()
bp_is_user_recent_commments()
bp_is_create_blog()
bp_is_user_friends()
bp_is_friend_requests()
bp_is_user_messages()
bp_is_messages_inbox()
bp_is_messages_sentbox()
bp_is_notices()
bp_is_messages_compose_screen()
bp_is_single_item()
bp_is_activation_page()
bp_is_register_page()
bp_the_body_class()
bp_get_the_body_class( $wp_classes, $custom_classes = false )February 8, 2011 at 10:04 am #104906In reply to: Issue with url sub blog in user navigation bar
mateko
Member@mercime thanks a lot ! if it’s normal : Goog!
I do not see how to fix this.
I have to start all my installation? or just move BuddyPress? Or anything else ?
With your explanation I thought I should just turn in the administration BuddyPress but at home I can only activate BuddyPress on the network and not just on the main site, it’s normal? I have no choice …
Yet I feel that I installed it right BuddyPress, right on the main site, at the root …I have on my ftp:
www > wp admin
wp content > blogs.dir
………….
Plugins > BuddyPress
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wp includesSo the path is BuddyPress / www / wp-content / plugins / BuddyPress
Where i do instal BP ?
May be it is because the www directory to the root, this folder is used to put my sit, that’s how it works in my host OVH …
Thank you very much for your help …February 5, 2011 at 11:41 am #104684In reply to: Error messages as soon as I activate BP plugin
Paul Wong-Gibbs
KeymasterTurn off WP_DEBUG, or if you haven’t set it, set PHP’s error reporting level to something like E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE ^ E_USER_NOTICE.
We’ve fixed these in the upcoming 1.3 release of BuddyPress.February 2, 2011 at 10:25 am #104432In reply to: Only Admin Account can Login to Buddypress
n_sane
MemberI had used a fresh installation.
1. Installed WP using the instructions given at https://codex.wordpress.org/Installing_WordPress.
2. Installed BP according to the “Manual Installation” steps given at https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/setting-up-a-new-installation.
3. When WP prompted “BuddyPress is ready. You’ll need to activate a BuddyPress compatible theme to take advantage of all of the features.”, I used the BuddyPress Default 1.2.7 theme.
4. I try to login as a normal user and nothing happens.
5. I try to login as admin-user and I can log in correctly.
6. If I disable buddypress, I can log in as a non-admin user.
7. If I enable BP again, I can’t login as a non-admin user.Please let me know if I can provide any other information.
February 1, 2011 at 7:43 am #104364In reply to: Only Admin Account can Login to Buddypress
@mercime
ParticipantDisable all WP and BP plugins except BuddyPress, change theme to bp default theme. Then check login by users. If users can log in, activate plugins one by one and activate custom theme and check which is the culprit.
January 27, 2011 at 3:02 pm #104027Boone Gorges
KeymasterOK, I get why you might want BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG now. My bad.
I just did a test on a local installation and registration on subsites seemed to work fine – no redirects. Maybe I’m missing something? Here’s what I did:
1) enabled BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG in wp-config.php
2) created a secondary blog and enabled bp-default on that blog
3) Visited the secondary blog as a non-logged-in user
4) Clicked on “create an account” just above the login box (example.com/subsite/register)
5) The registration page loaded correctly – no redirect to the main blog. I filled out the registration info and submitted
6) Got an activation email and successfully activated my accountIs it possible that this is a theme issue? Do the BP themes that you are using for the portals have the necessary registration templates? (registration/activate.php and registration/register.php)
January 26, 2011 at 12:43 am #103860In reply to: BuddyPress Alternative WP Symposium
@mercime
Participant@Svenl77 Tested it late last month. Aside from the similarity with Mingle plugin and with upcoming BP version 1.3 of rendering components as pages, WP Symposium still has some way to go before it can become a serious contender of BuddyPress which handles a full grown network of users and sites.
Having said that, the development of WP Symposium is coming along fast and looks like Simon Goodchild is meeting deadlines, so big kudos to him. Also, initial testing shows I can activate WP Symposium in each subsite (though a bit buggy in my install) so that’s a big plus for those who are looking for a social engine for each subsite. I can only surmise that if there were more devs helping Simon, it’ll be really cool plugin to use.
January 19, 2011 at 6:32 pm #103360Nahum
Participant@djpaul this is true…it’s also happening when i just deactivatate and reactivate BP. I have a strong feeling its my install. specifically, since it doesn’t seem to happen on other MU installs I have. but then again, all my others are Subdirectories not subdomains like this case.
Since now i’m also losing another super-admin owned blog too during this, not just the main site.
I’m just trying to track back now and see what the wp_bp_user_blogs is for and where is it being used.
If you want you can login using the guest logins I emailed you earlier and deactivate and reactivate BP while keeeping your eye on the phpmyadmin…to see the blogs disappear…that would be ok.
January 19, 2011 at 6:17 pm #103357Paul Wong-Gibbs
Keymaster`Everytime I update the BP files and reactivate the plugin, id=1, user_id=1, blog_id=1, is removed from the wp_bp_user_blogs table.`
So: install BP 1.2.7 on an existing multisite sub-domain. wp_bp_user_blogs has the main blog in it. Then re-activate the plugin and it disappears? Are those the steps so I can test this?
January 16, 2011 at 8:58 pm #103042In reply to: redirect to /register
lkrywko
MemberUsers are redirected to the /register when they enter for the first time to the main site but from there its possible to navigate all the site content. I have tried to deactivate all plugins but that don’t helped a lot.
In other hand when we type in browser link to post it works without any problems. So its like that:
When new non-loged user types in his browser my site address hxxp://wwww.eziny.net he is redirected to wp-signup.php?new=mysite and from there to the hxxp://www.mysite.com/register/
Do you know how to change that @r-a-y ? Its very irritating.
January 11, 2011 at 6:21 pm #102592In reply to: Admin not receiving New User Registration emails
David Carson
ParticipantThe next thing I’d do is deactivate BuddyPress to see if you’re still not getting new user notifications. If you can’t do this on your live site maybe create a test install in a subdirectory. This would help isolate whether it’s a BP or WP thing. You might want to check out the WordPress forums, too – https://wordpress.org/search/new+user+notification?forums=1
Did you ever get these new user notifications? Or is it something that just started happening recently? Maybe it’s a plugin or customization issue specific to your setup.
January 10, 2011 at 5:46 pm #102489stefanbg
MemberHello,
I have stumbled to this topic while searching how to change the time of activation link before it expires.
So, @kriskl how much time it takes before activation link expires when registering to your site?
I have similar problem. The default time of 2 hours looks like very insufficient for users. We have almost no spam registrations and still there are many abandoned registrations.
On the net there is no easily reachable info how to change this configuration. I have posted two threads on WP.com, still no news. Hope some of you people can help or give an idea where is that php that sets the time period.10x
January 3, 2011 at 12:41 pm #101762In reply to: buddypress with suffusion
Hugo Ashmore
ParticipantClarify: bp default theme works on the Linux Ubuntu install?
Setting cmod 777 on all directories won’t be the issue, if anything it’s a group/user permissions that is more often the issue there, but doubtful that this is the issue here and of course world writable is not something one would want to leave other than on a test install.
This may be an issue that you have to address to Suffusion support if it’s a case that plain vanilla WP/BP does work as expected on your LAMP box, but not with Suffusion themes activated.
January 2, 2011 at 12:28 pm #101672In reply to: WordPress 3.0 + Buddypress — User Creation Problems?
Chris_McD
MemberTry installing Email Log (https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/email-log.zip), which records all mails sent from the WP+BP installation, this will at least let you know if the activation email has been processed from the Site (According to the site itself).
There is also another plugin (https://buddypress.org/community/groups/wp-activate-users/) which will allow you to activate users that dont seem to get the email or are just plain lazy.
December 28, 2010 at 12:24 pm #101407In reply to: P2 Header Image Conflict with BP-default theme
laloma
Participant=== WP / BP, yes they are installed in root, and P2 is activated on secondary blog http://yoursite.com/site2
=== No BP-default is selected for main. On Blog 2 Dashboard if I try to select P2 on appearance > theme it don’t let me select P2
===Yes Blog 2 should use P2
===No Blog 1 should use BP-default and Blog 2 P2How can I send you our website url, userid, password, maybe you can check it or have a better view of the problem ?
Thanks for trying to help.
Regards,December 25, 2010 at 5:18 pm #101267In reply to: User/Member Management
thealchemist
Member@Djsteve Did we jump off the happy truck today? My site is using WP+WPMultiSite+BuddyPress and a dozen or so plugins and, personally, everything seems to be running rather smoothly. Yes, there are a few disconnected pieces here and there – but I have PAID for scripts and plugins that ended up having as many problems if not more.
And yes, user management and no connection to Akismet or an ability to put CAPTCHA into the signup form seems like an obvious gaffe but …
I wish users would remember to check spam/junk folders but that’s a people issue outside of our control.
I am fairly certain that Akismet will be connected in v1.3.
@mateko No. At this time it is NOT possible to resend activation emails to BP members and nor can admins manually activate members from the console.
I have not tried it yet, but you may try deleting a member from admin and telling them to re-register and watch the junk folder.
Hopefully these issues will be addressed in v1.3December 23, 2010 at 4:45 pm #101203thealchemist
MemberHere’s my problem right now. I have WP+BP-based site. I soft-launched to a select 100 or so friends. 75 started the process. Of those, a large-ish number did not get the activation email and did not complete the sign-up process.
The ONLY way I know this is from the few that reported they did not receive the activation email and have asked me to resend – which there is no way of accomplishing this simple task. AND counting the number of users in the admin panel USERS and comparing it to the BP Site Stats plugin that counts the active users.
Should not the Admin–>User area include some indication whether a user has been “activated” or not? AND give us the opportunity to “Re-Send Activation”? Seems like a logical management tool.
December 20, 2010 at 7:51 am #100977chestnut_jp
MemberHi @andrea_r,
Oh, I see.But my situation is a little bit defrrent from what you seem to understand.
First, I use WP 3.0.3 with multi site enabled. Then I install buddypress plugin and enable it.
Thus, I have no extra blog but only one attached to buddypress (primary) site.In this situation, a user registers the site and he/she becomes “author” of the site blog. However, it does not show in the user’s “My Blogs” nor listed in “Blog Directory”.
As a result, when the user wants to post, he/she has to access to dashboard by typing directory the url of dashboard.
Of course, the user can post a new post, and it will be displayed in the site blog. Nevertheless, the user still can not see the site blog in his/her “My Blogs” in the admin bar nor in “Blog Directory” until the administrator re-activates the buddypress plugin.I do not think this is due to WP core features. I think this is a bug lies in the buddypress plugin.
How do you think?
December 16, 2010 at 1:39 pm #100699Hugo Ashmore
ParticipantI doubt it’s a bug but design, deleting an account is a WP process, xprofile data is BP data I would assume that WP is not aware of a plugins tables and therefore couldn’t and wouldn’t delete that data. Generally plugins that create tables do not clean them up if deactivated in case data is still required likewise WP would be in error if it started to delete plugin tables. Of course I might be wrong on all that
December 16, 2010 at 11:59 am #100693chestnut_jp
MemberOK,
I made a custom “Dashboard” button in admin bar until the best solution is found.
For people who want to add the custom dashboard, seeing the same trouble:1) make bp-custom.php in /wp-content/plugins/
2) write the folowing in bp-custom.php:function custom_adminbar_dashboard_button() { if (is_user_logged_in()) { echo '<li><a href="/wp-admin/">' . __('Dashboard', 'buddypress') . '</a>'; echo '<ul>'; echo '<li><a href="/wp-admin/">' . __('Dashboard', 'buddypress') . '</a></li>'; echo '<li><a href="/wp-admin/post-new.php">' . __('New Post', 'buddypress') . '</a></li>'; echo '<li><a href="/wp-admin/edit.php">' . __('Manage Posts', 'buddypress') . '</a></li>'; echo '<li><a href="/wp-admin/edit-comments.php">' . __('Manage Comments', 'buddypress') . '</a></li>'; echo '</ul>'; echo '</li>'; } } add_action('bp_adminbar_menus', 'custom_adminbar_dashboard_button', 1);Nevertheless, “Blog Directory” does not show the site blog, so I have to re-activate the buddypress plugin anyway.
December 9, 2010 at 4:24 pm #100157In reply to: Users can’t register through BuddyPress home page
academatic
Participantdeactivate the buddypress and then network activate it, make sure you followed all those steps given in readme came with buddypress @Chris O’Brien you have disabled the registration and there seems to be no way to contact you try ND’s solution if you are using si captcha “”Found the cullprit; the ‘SI Captcha’ plugin was preventing it because of a wrong set file permission.
Check the plugin settings page and it will say what is wrong””
there was this problem with the last version of buddypress i don’t think this still exists someone if you still face it do tell wp ver buddypress ver and if possible your site addressDecember 8, 2010 at 6:23 am #100071In reply to: Sign up and activation issues
opensourcelover
MemberWhat if I manually activate user accounts using “WP_Activate Users” plugin? Do they still get welcome email?
November 30, 2010 at 6:36 pm #99542In reply to: Users can’t register through BuddyPress home page
Hugo Ashmore
ParticipantYou came here seeking help from those more experienced!
BTW, I’m a total newby at both WP and BuddyPress and came to the forum to find help, not to get dumped on
Where have you been dumped on?
It doesn’t help to get snippy about “generally not the done thing to do on forum
There is a very deliberate reason old threads are not raised again, and yes sorry but forums rules in general frown upon this action and do ask that people start their own threads. You claim this thread mirrors your own issue, but I’ll point out that your stated inexperience in matter leaves you not best placed to judge that.
I don’t think starting lots of new threads about the same problem will help anyone
Again let us worry about that.
Please set aside the attitude it doesn’t help. Once again you have come here for help, that help often comes from experienced professionals that earn their living coding and developing, please respect the fact that there is no obligation to help and that this help forum and the project itself is maintained by volunteers – unpaid!
You really needed to have followed my advice earlier about testing with bp-default and plugins disabled if you had lurked on the forum you would have noted that this is a very common and important request.
Now as to your concern as to losing work you wont! it is perfectly safe to change themes that is the nature of the WP themeing side of things, disable your custom theme and activate bp-default also deactivate any BP related plugins except BP itself nat and also any custom functions that you may have created in your themes functions file.
Test the registration process in this default state if it works then you now know you have an issue with either your custom theme or a plugin; if it still doesn’t work then you might consider checking that you have in fact told WP to allow registrations in the WP options screen, if that is set confirm whether WP itself can accept registrations – helps to make sure WP is set up correctly and working before moving on to adding further layers like BP.
When that is done please report back and let us know what the outcomes were and we can then proceed from there.
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