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Ahhh moving it to the top worked.

Thanks Paul

Could I just have multiple slugs pointing to the same component? And where is the members component located?

Thanks

Man this one is still killing me!

the code you have given me works. but it puts the link in all 3 levels (buddybar, userbar & options bar)

After looking in the docs $bp->bp_users_nav seems to do what i want (which apparently works the same as $bp-bp_nav)

However nothing gets returned

AHH ok.

It looks like the core function I need to modify is bp_get_displayed_user_nav(); Which is called in the options bar.

Is it possible to modify that function without going into the core component? ie could i just re-write it and place it in bp-custom.php?

Thanks for the help so far

Cool thanks.

Ok thats not the set of files i need. I’m looking for the template that outputs the optionsbar.

The output is something like;

<div id=”optionsbar”>

<h3>Jebel Ali Golf Resort</h3>

<ul id=”options-nav”>

……

</div>

Just to add to this, after further searching I think what I need to do is add only a menu item to the the options bar only.

Oh great, that was simple!

Thanks for the help Jeff.

The reason I posted is due to not finding anything definitive in the search… all results I have found on “deep integration” are either people saying you need it or are they using it….

however one of the results gave me an idea.

What if I keep bbpress as the group forum. but then use simplepress to handle the more traditional forum?

That way im guessing it would be treated as 2 seperate forums – all i would need to do then is share the user data?

I called the function incorrectly

$bp->bp_check_usertype($bp->displayed_user->id);

should have be

bp_check_usertype($bp->displayed_user->id);

Ok so I created;

/wp-content/plugins/bp-custom.php with the below in it;

/**

* bp_check_usertype()

* TEMPLATE TAG

*

*/



function bp_check_usertype($userID) {



global $bp, $wpdb;



$qry = $wpdb->get_var("SELECT value FROM wp_bp_xprofile_data WHERE field_id = 5 AND user_id = " . $userID);



/* Sort the nav by key as the array has been put together in different locations */

echo $qry;



}

However when I call it in /bp-themes/mymember/profile/index.php like so;

$bp->bp_check_usertype($bp->displayed_user->id);

I get the following error

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: bp_check_usertype() in /html/wp-content/bp-themes/mymember/profile/index.php on line 31

Am I missing something?