When a post from a secret community is shared via email, the post content is included in the email correctly. However, when recipients click the “Join the conversation” link in the email, they are taken to a page that displays the following error message:

“Sorry! this community could not be loaded.”

Expected Behavior
Recipients who have the appropriate access should be directed to the secret community post or be prompted to sign in and access the community as intended.

Actual Behavior
Clicking “Join the conversation” results in an error page displaying:

“Sorry! this community could not be loaded.”🐞

Please investigate and restore this functionality.

If you're using FluentCommunity and thinking about monetization, I recommend starting with the free version first.

✅ Install it

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• Video Ads

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• Ad Scheduling

• Impression & Click Tracking

• Revenue Dashboard

• Payment Gateway Integration

• Ads-Free Membership Plans

you can upgrade to Community Sponsored Ads Global.

My goal is simple: let community owners try the plugin first and decide if it fits their needs before purchasing the Pro version.

Feedback, feature requests, and suggestions are always welcome. 🙌

Hello Team,

I have a question regarding the Articles module and the main Community Feed.

In platforms like BuddyBoss, when an admin or a user publishes a new blog post/article, it automatically generates a post or a notification directly on the activity feed so that the community doesn't miss it.

I have successfully set up the Articles section in FluentCommunity, but I can't find a native way to have newly published articles automatically appear on the main Feed as community posts.

Is there a built-in feature, a specific toggle, or perhaps a recommended filter/hook to achieve this? Right now, users have to manually click on the "Articles" tab to see them, and I want to push them directly to the main feed for better engagement.

Thank you

Hello FluentCommunity Support Team,

I am experiencing a critical database error when trying to create or update a post using the Georgian language (UTF-8 characters). The issue specifically occurs when the post title is relatively long.

Here is the error logged by WordPress:

WordPress database error: Invalid data. (SQL: update wpy2_fcom_posts set title = 'კონკურსის მიზანია მეცნიერების პოპულარიზაცია ფართო საზოგადოებაში, საქ?', meta = 'a:0:{}', wpy2_fcom_posts.updated_at = '2026-06-14 23:42:40' where id = '5')

Observations:

• The error only triggers with long titles in Georgian. Short Georgian titles or English titles work fine.
• Looking at the SQL query, it appears the title string is getting abruptly truncated (ending with a ?), which results in the invalid data error.
• This strongly suggests an issue with how the plugin handles multibyte character length validation before inserting/updating, or a potential issue with the database column length/collation not fully supporting the required string size for multibyte characters.

Could you please look into this bug and let me know if there is a quick filter/hook or a patch available to bypass this truncation issue?

Thank you

Search by tags would be on the top of my list, need to be able to narrow down by space tags and comments combined.

Because somethings can get lost.
Anyone else can pitch in ideas for search filters and functions.

We use the Fluent Community welcome banner constantly. It's the first thing people see when they open the app or site, so it's where we put whatever event is coming up next on our personal sites. A lot of our clients use it the same way.

Most of what we run repeats, though. Monthly events, weekly sessions, the usual. So every week someone has to log in and swap the banner to the next one. Small task, but it never stops, and it's easy to forget.

So we built something to handle it. You load in a set of banners (image or video, text, buttons) and they rotate on their own: random, daily, weekly, or on a schedule. If there's an event you really want to push, you can lock one so it stays put until you unlock it.

Now the banner updates itself and nobody has to think about it. Works on the web and in the app.

If you run a community on Fluent Community, it might save you the same weekly chore: 👉 https://www.twobirdscode.com/blog/item/tbc-banner-roation/

Hi everyone,

I'm building a custom WordPress plugin that extends the FluentCommunity Followers Pro feature.

I've successfully implemented follower limits based on membership levels, and the plugin can modify the REST response messages for follow and unfollow actions.

For example, if a user follows someone, my plugin can return a custom success message instead of the default "Successfully followed user" message.

The issue is that FluentCommunity still displays its own default frontend notification/toast message rather than the custom message being returned by the API.

Has anyone found a supported way to:

• Override the default follow/unfollow success messages?
• Hook into the frontend notification/toast system?
• Listen for follow/unfollow events in JavaScript?
• Replace the default notification text from a custom plugin without editing FluentCommunity core files?

Any pointers to hooks, filters, actions, JS events, or documentation would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Shahjahan Jewel, please, I'm having a problem with the checklist block in the course, lockscreen editor.

The bullet points are not showing in the frontend, but they show in the backend.

How do I fix this...

It would be useful to have feature that would allow you to crop a photo when posting, just like on Instagram.

I've been using BuddyBoss but in the process of transitioning to FluentCommunity. I've been using GeomyWP for showing my users on a map. The users location is currently collected when signing up with fluentforms pro, and then automatically added on the map.

I contacted the GeomyWP plugin author and asked him how I could integrate FluentCommunity and he responded with the following:

"There is no direct integration between the WP Users Geolocation extension and FluentCommunity. However, the WP Users Geolocation extension should still work well with FluentCommunity since it searches and locates WordPress users directly. You'll be able to create user proximity search forms as well as user mashup maps using GEO my WP Forms builder.

The WP Users Geolocation extension also provides a shortcode that you can place anywhere on your site, allowing users to add or update their location.

However, if you'd like users to manage users location through their FluentCommunity profile page, you may need a custom function to sync the FluentCommunity profile location field with GEO my WP. Other than that, you should be able to create and display GEO my WP user search forms as usual."

Any guidance on this would be greatly appreciated!