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Fixed it, seems like BuddyPress had a conflict with me turning ?s= into /search/.

Anyone got an idea how I can make this work?

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Before any loops take place, do a check if there are any featured members (probably through a metakey check). If so, show them. After that let the loop run as usual.

[Just a raw sketch]

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It’s probably the server that your WordPress is running on which is causing this problem. The time on the server is probably 2 hours ahead. Just a guess though.

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Had the same question a couple of days ago.

Here’s the answer.

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Do you by any chance have BP Wall installed?

Since I had the same problem with the plugin causing this problem.

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Personally I would recommend a host close to where your community is located. This helps a lot with speed already. Since most of the “recommended” hosts are located in US, which will make your site load slow if your for example located in Europe.

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This worked great, thanks guys!

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Just put the actual code on the registration page?
You can edit register.php in the theme.

You could also take a look at bp_get_current_signup_step(), if you want to make it an actual step in the registration process.

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Make sure to put http:// in front of them, otherwise it will just think you mean a directory or file on your server.

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Maybe you could add a form that shows when a users tries accessing the register page that would require them to enter a security code first before seeing the actual register page.

Something like

if(!is_user_logged_in()) {
   if(!$_POST["access"]) {
     -show access form-
   } else {
     -show register page-
   }
} else {
  -redirect user since he's already logged in-
}

(Just a raw sketch)

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Just redirect any url towards the register/login page if the user isn’t logged in?

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This can probably help you out.

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Just make the image width: 100%?

#activity-stream .activity-inner img { width: 100% }

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Because the forums inside buddypress only work for buddypress groups. If you want a global forum, you will have to install bbPress as well.

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You mean the settings page?

Thats mysite/directory(members)/%username%/settings/

Or do you mean the wordpress backend profile page?

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Have you checked where the broken image links too?

Might be that it tries to get the image from a wrong directory.

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I personally think a media option should’ve been in the core since the start. All the plugins that have been made are cool and all, but most of them are really big and bloaty or are premium.

A simple media option in buddypress which can be added upon by plugins would be a much better way to go in my personal opinion.

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Create a radio button through your profile fields, and once logged in let your theme get the profile fields data and let it decide what template parts to load.

Thats pretty much it.

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I recall this problem popping up a lot when having the stand-alone version of bbpress working with WordPress which was always a pain. Maybe this is the same problem?

Always fixed the problem by fixing the permissions between bbpress and wordpress.

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Should be in your buddypress plugin’s folder.

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style.css in your themes root folder.

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Add float:left; to #column-wrap.

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Thats what I thought!

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1. As far as I know, there’s nothing like this yet. Users can only add data through xprofile at the moment.

2. Activate multisite on your wordpress install.

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https://github.com/sbrajesh/bp-global-unified-search

Global Unified Search plugin by Brajesh does this for you.