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Hi @Tranny,

Trust me, I completely hear you. You’re right. Ideally anti-spam controls like that should be built-in.

Those are great suggestions. We’ll take a hard look at possibly including those features in future versions of WP-SpamShield as well. One thing you’ll find by using a plugin like WP-SpamShield is that it will block 100% of bots,…[Read more]

Hey @danbp

I just thought I’d jump in here real quick, as I think this will be beneficial to everyone in the thread including @Tranny.

And even if you would be a genius coder creator of an extra super original spam shield, you could be sure to became target #1 of all spammers, because in this case, you would represent the absolute challenger of…

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Great plugin; but the online status only display on the blog site

Thanks! As I mentioned it’s a WordPress plugin so you will need to adapt it for use with BuddyPress. It shouldn’t be too difficult to do because BuddyPress members and WordPress users are the same.

Hi @swiftblack

Take a look at my plugin Here: https://github.com/henrywright/here

I use the WordPress Transients API to output a user’s online status. You could easily adapt it for use with BuddyPress.

It looks pretty good to me 🙂

@wasanajones Thank you for the report 🙂 We will be removing that information from our readme.txt https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7328

Hi Jo

Just wanted to point out if you have network mode enabled, is_super_admin() won’t catch normal administrators.

Instead, you can use current_user_can( 'manage_options' ). That’ll catch admins if network mode isn’t enabled and both admins and super-admins if network mode is enabled.

One more thought aloud: I see in WordPress core code that this text also displays when nonce check (security) fails. See wp_nonce_ays() if you are interested. This function is used in check_admin_referer() which is used everywhere in BuddyPress. That’s the only hint that I can give you right now. Try investigate in this direction further. In…[Read more]

You don’t need a BuddyPress theme, any WordPress theme will work just fine.
You can create a child theme for your current theme and modify BuddyPress behaviour through it. Copy /plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/ to your theme (in root).

Remove everything that you don’t need, and leave only /your-theme/buddypress/members/single…[Read more]

Can you show us the code you are using to change user role?

A 505 status code means the server does not support the HTTP protocol version used in the request. Hope that helps

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTTP_status_codes