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Hi @romanreignempire

You need to change a WordPress settings — you need to enable permalinks. Your WordPress blog URLs look like: example.com/index.php/roman-reigns/ and we need to have them look like example.com/romain-reigns/. This is required to have BuddyPress work.

If we’re lucky, you can go into wp-admin and Settings > Permalinks, then…[Read more]

I guess that means that when a user registers on one of the multi-sites he can use his account on all the other websites of the Multi-site installation, right ?

Yes, but understand that you have to give that user access to those other sites (in wp-admin) to write blog posts, for example. If a user does not have explicit permissions to a…[Read more]

@dioniq Did this work with a previous version of BuddyPress? If so, what version?

While the developers of that plugin are contributors to BuddyPress, you’re best to try requesting support via that plugin’s forums: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/buddypress-docs

Sorry I cant help you. I dont have any google account and I cant see your examples.

Plugins are only bad if written badly. The moral of the story: choose your plugins wisely 🙂

Hi @danbp – Sorry to hear that you’re having issues with the Group Type functionality. Your posts contain a couple different comments and questions, which I’ll try to address separately.

First: An orderby=group_type parameter sounds like an interesting enhancement idea. It’d possibly be even more interesting if we could “group” results by type,…[Read more]

I know that Buddypress is a good growing project, but, needs very Important Native (by Default) features.

Not everyone will want the features you mention. The idea is to keep things as simple and bloat-free as possible. The plugin system will allow you to add features specific to your business needs.

They should be compatible. What’s the bug you’re seeing?

Good shout @danbp 🙂

bp_core_get_user_domain( $user_id ) will output something like http://example.com/members/andy/

Note:

1. You will need to get $user_id before hand. How you get that will depend on the page you’re viewing on the site. This article will explain more:

Playing with the user’s ID in different contexts

2. To…[Read more]

Instead of filtering ajax_querystring, how about using bp_parse_args()?

Ref https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/2.2.1/src/bp-groups/bp-groups-template.php#L431

What happens if you sort those before assigning them to the group_type key?

I’m working on something very similar to the scenario you just described. Here is an idea it might work for you:

You could add/associate the contractors/user IDs with the WooCommerce cart. It would allow severals contractors to be associated with the same WooCommerce order/cart.

Here is a possible workable model.

– Add a project as a product;
-…[Read more]

Hi @danbp

What exactly does bp_groups_get_group_types() return? Can you var_dump it and paste here?