Hi BuddyPress support,
I’m using your plugin and encountering an issue. When a new student enrolls in a course, I want them to only receive messages and posts starting from their enrollment date, not previous ones. I’ve managed to resolve the issue with the posts, but I’m having trouble with the messages. Could you assist me with this?
Thank you!
]]>Dear Developer,
I’m currently using BuddyBoss along with the PMPro BuddyPress integration plugin for managing group memberships and messaging. I have a specific requirement related to restricting visibility of group messages based on the time a user joins a group.
Here’s the scenario:
bp_messages_get_message_threads and bp_messages_message_query filters, but I haven’t been successful in restricting visibility of old group messages for new members.Additionally, if there is a way to extend the plugin’s current membership level restrictions to achieve this kind of message filtering or access control, I would appreciate any guidance on implementing it.
Thank you for your help!
]]>Hello, from the administration page the button to create a buddypress group connect to the paid membershippro levels page, deactivating this plugin solves the problem
]]>Hello.
These strings use the?esc_attr()?function and are not translated:
Thanks.
]]>Hello,
On a quite fresh install I can’t access the Settings page (wp-admin/admin.php?page=pmpro-buddypress) with this message: Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page.
Of course I’m logged in as the Admin of the WordPress.
Here are my installed plugins:
I don’t know how to debug this issue. Your help would be welcomed.
Thanks
]]>If I create a field for the name of the business on the PMP checkout page, can that somehow show up on the preview of the member’s profile in the Buddy Boss directory??
]]>On my current member’s directory when the search returns no results all members show instead. I’ve talked to BuddyPress and they explained this is a PMPro issue. Is there some fix you can provide that doesn’t force me to show all members on the directory?
]]>Site Health reads: The scheduled event, pmpro_cron_delete_tmp, failed to run. Your site still works, but this may indicate that scheduling posts or automated updates may not work as intended.
Does anyone know why this would be failing to run and how to fix it? I’ve noticed the website running slow when trying to log in so I’m wondering if this is the issue.
Link to the code:
https://ibb.co/L9RdLFf
I am 3 days in to a brand new job and trying to learn the ropes of WordPress so all help is seriously appreciated.
]]>Hi,
we have Buddyboss platform installed, also PMP Pro with some of it’s add-ons, including Paid Memberships Pro – BuddyPress & BuddyBoss Add On
We also have BuddyPress Auto Friendship Pro installed.
We manage subscriptions with Woocommerce & Woocommerce subscriptions
We have created a list of users that gets autofollowed by any new user that gets created in system, and works correctly
We have this issue:
every time an automatic subscription renewal is done for any user, the hook that makes this user follow automatically every other user in the list, is triggered.
This because the Autofriendship plugin intercepts a Member type change on user, even that this is not true because there is no real change on users member type,
From our analysis (and a regression test), it results that problem is caused by PMPro BuddyPress addon causing it.
https://github.com/strangerstudios/pmpro-buddypress/blob/dev/includes/member-types.php#L82
On that line, it seems you are not checking if a user already has the member type and calling the function to reassign.
Would be a solution to check if a user has the specific member type before trying to reassign?
Can you please check this and give us a solution?
]]>If I put a membershipship on a member, he will only see the number of members on my site that also has a membership and no longer the total number of members of the website. I use buddy press.
How can i adjust that?
Just to be clear, it is about the number in figures that you see,
if you scroll you just see all members’ profiles.
Hello there. We use the plugin to integrate with the buddypress platform. We want to exclude a specific membership from listing at members directory. Even though we change the settings, the members with the exclusion still getting listed at directory… Any help ?
]]>Hi,
On my website I have two groups or members type: suppliers and customers.
I would like to know if it is possible to hide the visibility of members to others in the same group, for example:
– Suppliers can see and talk to customers, but not to other suppliers.
– Customers can see and talk to suppliers, but not to other customers.
I’ve been testing the plugin, but I can’t find a way to get what I want.
Is it possible?
Thank you very much.
Best regards.
I am working on a site using PaidMembershipPro + BuddyPress integration.
We have 2 member types and several member levels set up.
Members/users can no longer set the “Public” option when editing their profile field visibility.
There is an accompanying message which states:
“Note: Your profile is only visible to other active members and no fields are shown publicly.”
I have been digging through the plugin code and to me, it looks like there’s possibly a bug/glitch: On line 143 of ‘includes/profiles.php’ it is calling the function pmpro_bp_get_level_options with an argument of 0, this function (pmpro_bp_get_level_options) then returns a default setup of restrictions if the user_level is 0, notably it disables a few things with the setting pmpro_bp_restrictions of -1.
Long story short:
Since updating to the latest version of PMpro-BuddyPress the ability to change user fields to “public” via the radio buttons has disappeared.
Thanks in advance,
Alex
Hi,
Since the 1.3 update, all profiles are showing the “Membership” menu tab, regardless of if the profile is of the user’s own. How can we disable this? Using the Gwangi theme.
Thanks.
]]>After installing I can’t go to settings as I am “not authorized” to see this page ??
]]>Hi, is it possible to automatically change the Member Type based on member level by PMP?
For example, I have a FREE and a PRO label in Member Types and I have a PRO Member subscription at PMP, if someone buys the PRO Member subscription, I would like to automatically change the member type to PRO, and if the subscription expires, to return to FREE label again.
This option appears on my page, however in both user signup with PMPro’s registration page or in the manual backend user editor the user is not automatically added to the designated group(s) as set up in the membership settings. So the feature appears where it is supposed to and the tick boxes are all there, but the actual adding to groups functionality is not working. This was working 3 updates ago, but I just noticed today (April 6, 2022) it is no longer working.
]]>Buddypress restrictions for membership plans don’t work.
I set a membership plan to “No – Lock access to all of BuddyPress” but when I connect with an account of this plan I can access all the Buddyress features..
It’s really urgent.
]]>Since this plugin represents Buddypress integration, it should definitely convert the links on the PmPro Membership account page from the default WP admin profile links to the applicable links within Buddypress.
See here: https://i.imgur.com/pXoUPIO.png
So from:
Edit Profile: /wp-admin/profile.php
Change Password: /wp-admin/profile.php
to:
Edit Profile: /members/username/profile/edit/group/1/
Change Password: /members/username/settings/
Can we get this updated?
]]>I have set non-members to No – lock all of buddypress.
This correctly stops non-members from viewing /members/ and /groups/ as i would expect (this used to fail last time I tried a few years back).
However – now the most important part – Registration (set to use PMPro Levels Page) is impossible. I just get Restricted Access message.
]]>I am using Vikinger theme which has built in featured for non logged users to redirect them to wp-login.php.
If I use this feature together with Paid Membership Pro for BuddyPress I am having never ending redirections.
Theme pulls to wp-login.php, and plugins pulls to /login/.
How can I make the plugin login redirection to wp-login.php, but without redirecting other things to wp-login.php, like when user is logged and sees restricted psot, that should not be touched, just login page to be used as wp-login.php instead /login/?
]]>Hi there,
I have an error message when people try and sign up to my buddypress community for the ‘annual’ membership level. I do not have any problems with people signing up for the ‘monthly’ membership level. The error message is:
Something went wrong creating plan with PayPal; missing PROFILESTATUS.
Does anyone know why this happens? I see there is a thread here (https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/missing-profilestatus/) that reports the same problem, but it says it is resolved but doesn’t give details how.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated!
]]>My page is under construction yet, that is why no link to page is included…
the add on its a great idea, but…
As nsmith1984 in another ticket mention, Restrictions simply do not work.
As him/her I have tried on multiple websites and it really just does not work. No matter which options I choose for a specific membership level, users in that membership can still do whatever they want in BuddyPress.
The only option that DOES work is giving users access to *everything* or *nothing*. If I try to choose specific features (even leaving them all set to ‘NO’), the users get access to everything anyway.
and continuing with the question from the moderator Andrew Lima: “Just to be clear, when choosing access to specific ‘items’ inside BuddyPress the user’s just gain access to everything and non-members also can access everything inside BuddyPress?”
Yes that is correct.
My case: I need visitors to the portal to see the member’s page and the group’s page, but of course without been able to join them.
Once they register in the portal thru my registration/login default from theme, I still need them to be able to see those pages, but not to join them until they buy a membership…
if I select NO to everything, even visitors cannot see those pages, if I select yes to all (well, no pint) and if I select by options and for example select “Groups Page Viewing, Single Group Viewing, etc.” anyway everyone can still see them….
Basically what I am trying to do is users to buy membership to then be able to fill the profile and be shown in to the member’s page so people can go in and see the profile once is filled.`
Thanks in advance
]]>I have set VIP members with “yes” – include them in BuddyPress directory, and I have Starter membership “no” – without including them in BuddyPress directory, yet, they are both (all members) shown in BuddyPress directory.
So this does not function or I am missing something?
]]>I try to set a trial period of 3 months with no initial payment. the text that appears in the price description is as follows:
“$0.00 now and then $5.00 per Month. After your initial payment, your first 3 payments will cost $0.00.”
The text makes it seem like the first 3 payments are free, meaning a 3 month free trial. However the PayPal subscription clearly says that after 2 months the user will be charged.
If this is intentional then it is very confusing and even misleading. If not, I believe this is something that should be fixed right away.
Also on that topic, if there is no initial payment ($0.00) I see no reason there is no option to remove the first part of the text (“$0.00 now and then..”)
Thanks
]]>Instead of the redirect to a fixed “Access Restricted” page is possible to use the PMP setted messages?
Like what PMP do when you visit a blog post but the user is not in an allowed Membership: the URL will remain the same but the page content is not shown and the restricted message is shown instead
basically the messages that are setted in
Memberships > Settings > Advanced > Message Settings
Hi I cant seem to figure out how change the login for out site. We are using PmPro with buddypress. When users login they are directed to PmPro account page. Would like them to be directed to their buddypress profile instead.
I apprecaite any insight
]]>When is the “membership expiring email” triggered? Can this trigger be changed? How?
When does the “membership expired” email sent? Can this be changed? can it be set up to resend every 30 days or something like that? Can I run a report of “every member whose membership expired in the month of Varible-month, variable year? thanks, great plugin!
Hi, the settings in the BuddyPress Restrictions section do not work. When I installed the theme, it worked perfectly, but now I can not put the package on the no non user member setting option, but it works first, but now it does not work and all the lock access all buddypress options are set. What should I do?
Error : https://gofile.io/d/8vkJPd
]]>Hi – thanks for your plugin(s)
I’d like to use this to limit which xprofile fields are available/displayed based upon the membership level / type the user subscribes to.
is that possible?
Thanks
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