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  • On the page you created. After you entered the page ID in the Community Profiles Settings. As you created the page, you have to know this page URL, on each site the URL is different.

    There you get the list of users to links to profiles and galleries.

    Settings are on the Dashboard. And the users can upload the pictures on their user menu.

    Hi Txanny! I have a similar question: I don’t know where the login box should appear, so that users can create an account. Maybe I didn’t understand the function of this plugin correctly, but I thought it would do this. If that’s not the case, is there any plugin you recommend that works well with yours to build a community?

    Thanks for the great work!

    The login box is the WordPress standard login page. This is the file wp-login.php in your WordPress root. Some themes provide a login widget that can be used.

    By now, the only thing you can change there, is the default logo. For next versions I’m thinking to provide more functionality.

    The function of the plugin, is to provide users list and user profile pages (With user information) and have a user gallery. Coming in next versions is the private message system, and other planned features.

    thanks, Txanny, now I get it. The theme I chose doesn’t have a login widget, so that’s where I got confused. Thanks for the explanation!

    Hey there txanny. Thanks for this plugin.

    Question:

    I have the photo gallery activated, but don’t see where I can click the link to edit the photo gallery.

    When I see my full profile, I have edit profile, but no edit photogallery / add picture…

    Can you help?

    This is under the user menu in the Dashboard. Under ‘Your Profile’, you will have ‘Photo Gallery’.

    Also as Administrator, when you’re editing a user profile other than yours, you have a link at end of the user profile page to manage other’s galleries.

    Thanks for that. Great work on the community plugin. I really think it is some amazing coding … from one coder to another…

    I do have another question for you though..

    2 actually.

    When I upload the picture, even though it is small, it shows the size as huge…

    https://www.getgolfing.ca/golf-courses-partners-and-bio%E2%80%99s/bios/user/GolfPro/

    I am going to look at the display code..

    The image on the above link is natively 327 pixels wide / 67

    2nd. I use member wing membership plugin, and in order to lock down pages one uses the code {+} in the body of the post / page…

    I want to put your memberpages under this{+} lock.

    I have tried putting that into the $out = ‘{+}’; but I think the users page and the profile listing parses your plugin after it parses the post… because it puts the lock down AFTER your loops..

    Do you have an idea where I could put that lock down info within the php coding pages of the plugin?

    here is an example of the page displaying and being locked down AFTER parsing the profile loop.

    https://www.getgolfing.ca/golf-courses-partners-and-bio%E2%80%99s/bios/

    Thanks so much for your fast reply before !

    If I can solve this I will be a happy camper !

    Some comments to your post:

    Thanks for your opinion ??

    What you ask about image sizes have been already answered in this forum, but will answer again ?? Images are always resized to the needed (and configured) sizes. This is that way by design as it’s used to fill the templates on the users theme. If you see the image too huge or to small, adjust the large size on the gallery settings.

    I don’t understand your second question. Do you mean the page should be for logged in users only? The Community plugin, just adds content to the page, the way yo lock the page is at your hands. But, I thing you should write the {+} on the page body when you create it.

    Just one comment: please, start a new topic when asking for a new topic. This way users will found easily what was asked and responded ??

    Thanks. Yes, I figured out the image size piece, it seems it was just a setting in the gallery options. I wasn’t quick enough in replying back.

    The locking down of the site so community shows but only to registered users is on my head, I know. I was just curious what you thought.

    I put the {+} in the page body, but as mentioned it parses the plugin code before parsing the {+} so the community info comes up first…

    I will endeavour to figure it out…

    Cheers, and thanks again for a great plugin.

    Set a priority lower than 10 for the filter ‘the_content’ on that plugin. Or set a priority higher than 10 for ‘the_content’ filter on the community plugin.

    You can set something like this on line 97 of the file profiles.php:

    add_filter('the_content', '_ucom_profile_page', 20);

    This will make Community filter to run after plugins with standard priority. If that not works, try to change the priority to 5 (Perhaps the other plugin needs to run after Community to catch the page). Perhaps you can play also with 99, and 0 priorities. Please, tell me what priority solves it (if it does).

    In my opinion, the best option is to change the priority on that other plugin, this way it will catch any plugin that outputs to the page at the exact moment it has to do it. I would contact the author to tell him this ??

    Remember that when hacking the plugins you will loose your changes when updating.

    On my theme I do that by using a template which directly redirects to the login form if the user is not logged in.

    I am at a loss. I believe I tried everything to get the Comunity plug in for WordPress to work. I followed the directions… I created a page called “community” at
    https://www.thefalseoswalds.com/community
    …but it shows a blank page.
    I would like it to look like this…

    https://www.getgolfing.ca/golf-courses-partners-and-bio%E2%80%99s/bios/

    …with the list of users.

    I can’t seem to figure out how to do it? I read through the forum for hours. Your plug in looks great. That is why I am trying so hard to get it to work. ??

    Help. Thanks.

    Please, start a new topic when starting a new question. Doing this way is more easy to follow questions and answers without having all mixed.

    This question have been asked and answered a couple of times in this forums. Please, search and read before asking.

    You have to enter the page ID you’ve created in the profiles settings page. Look at this manual page: https://alkivia.org/manuals/community:installation

    I think I have a strange problem, The plugin tells me I have to create a page and set it. Ok all that understood but once I click on the link to do it informs me that I do not have permission to access that part.

    I wonder why that is, I am logged into my wordpress as an admin.

    Successcom, what’s the exact message you get? Looking at the message I can see where it stops.

    Do you have role manager installed to check the capabilities?

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