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  • Keymaster
    (BuddyDev Team)
    Posts: 25285

    Hi Janelle,
    since you are using BuddyPress Member Types pro, Please check Dashboard->Users->Member Types

    This screen lists shortcodes for listing members belonging to a member type.

    Hope that helps.

  • Keymaster
    (BuddyDev Team)
    Posts: 25285

    Hi Janelle,
    Welcome to BuddyDev forums.

    No, enabling the directory listing will add tabs (Next to All Members, My Friends etc) in the member directory.

    If you want to use dropdown filtering, please use BP Profile Search by Andrea. Our plugin supports search by member type when you use BP Profile search.

    Hope that helps.

    regards
    Brajesh

  • Keymaster
    (BuddyDev Team)
    Posts: 25285

    Hi Alex,
    Thank you for confirming.

    I am glad it is working for you 🙂

    Regards
    Brajesh

  • Keymaster
    (BuddyDev Team)
    Posts: 25285

    Hi Siyah,
    It will only work for the live notification and the version is tested to work with current BuddyPress.

    If it doe not work, please check if your host has WordPress heartbeat disabled. For example wp engine disables heartbeat out of the box and a site owner can contact support to get it enabled.

    Regards
    Brajesh

  • Keymaster
    (BuddyDev Team)
    Posts: 25285
    Brajesh Singh on in reply to: How to get direct link to notifications in profile? #10822

    You can use the following code

    
    
    $link = trailingslashit( bp_core_get_user_domain( $user_id ) .  bp_get_notifications_slug() );
    
    

    Where $user_id is the id of the user.

    If you are looking for the logged in user, you can use this

    
    $link = trailingslashit( bp_loggedin_user_domain( ) .  bp_get_notifications_slug() );
    
    

    Hope that helps.

  • Keymaster
    (BuddyDev Team)
    Posts: 25285

    Hi Siyah,
    The live notification plugin shows real time notification(Like Facebook live notifications). It will not show your old notifications.

    To test it, you may want to check by mentioning yourself in an activity.

    Regards
    Brajesh

  • Keymaster
    (BuddyDev Team)
    Posts: 25285
    Brajesh Singh on in reply to: How to show description of notifications in dropdown? #10811

    Hi Siyah,
    Thank you for posting.

    Is this oemthing you are looking for?

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-notifications-widget/

    It does have listing and all the functionality you are looking for.

    Regards
    Brajesh

  • Keymaster
    (BuddyDev Team)
    Posts: 25285

    Hi Alexandre,
    My apologies for the confusion.

    If your only goal is to use Bp Simple Front End post with BuddyBlog, you do not need to modify anything.

    Al you need to do is install and activate both the plugins. Please remove the custom code that you have added(or download a fresh copy).

    Once done, please visit Settings->BuddyBlog to fine tune the BuddyBlog settings.

    Hope that helps.

    PS: The code is an example to show how to use BP Simple Front End post with other plugins/code.

  • Keymaster
    (BuddyDev Team)
    Posts: 25285

    Hi Margarita,
    The moderation plugin is available now

    https://buddydev.com/plugins/media-moderator-for-mediapress/

    For the restrictions, Please open a new topic.

    Regards
    Brajesh

  • Keymaster
    (BuddyDev Team)
    Posts: 25285

    Thank you for the detailed response.

    To be honest, when I mean micro community, I mean in the scale of 100 K not in hundreds. With very basic optimisation(like disabling heartbeat, using proper object caching) a single node can handle many thousand of users.

    The number of users is never an issue, It is the number of concurrent users active that matter the most.

    If only a few hundred are online at a time, any decent hosting (even a 10$ do droplet will suffice). There are many WordPress plugin which are much more resource intensive than BuddyPress.

    In my experience, BuddyPress is not the real problem, It is the way it is used for Building sites. I have seen themes doing stuff and causing 400 queries on directory per page load.

    I am sure, you do understand and are capable of doing these optimisations. I and my team too specialise in scaling and performance driven community development with BuddyPress and we sure hope to publish our experience in future 🙂