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@auctionbeats Registering on our site is best for this kind of stuff: http://shabushabu.eu/ You will have access to parts of the support forums there, one of which is for feature requests. After you bought the plugin you will also get access to the Buddyvents support forum, where you can post specific requests. In case you want […]

@auctionbeats Thanks for your interest in Buddyvents! We use PayPal as our payment gateway and the Euros will automatically be converted to US Dollars when you pay. Something similar to the ZIP code search is already possible. Users can enter an address and specify a radius. Not sure how well this works with just the ZIP […]

@shanebp
Sorry, but we only answer support requests through our own forums at shabushabu.eu. Thanks!

@zkwc Well, I get around 1 spam signup a week, if that. On any of my BP sites. For me, alphabetic ordering makes sense. And it would be for most WP sites (most of which aren’t BP enabled sites, btw). Obviously, WP development is separate from BP development, so changes made to WP might not make […]

Plugin developers are able to test their code against the development version. How do you imagine a centralized test ground would look like? Network admin is actually a really good thing. It moves everything to do with the multisite part of your installation onto a separate page. Less confusion, but I guess you can’t get […]

@stwc No need for hanging your head anywhere 🙂 I still remember being really confused by all that filter-action-akadabra-hook-mumbo-jumbo. I’d been using it for a while knowing that it did the things I wanted without really understanding how it did it. Once you do understand it though, it opens up a lot of possibilities, especially when […]

why?

If you use slugs you’ll need to enclose them in ‘, like is_page( 'terms-of-service' )

What do you mean with everything? Can you post your complete code here?

@abomb1977
You’ll have to create that TOS page yourself. It’ll be a normal WP page. Then you can exclude that page like this:
is_page(23)

23 in this case is the id of the page, so substitute with the proper id. You can use the page slug as well instead of the id.

Whatever programme you use to look at code (netbeans, dreamweaver,textmate,…) should have a search function that lets you search both files and folders. There’s no class for the $bp object neither. It’s being created in bp_core_setup_globals(). When you dump $bp onto your screen you’ll see the stdClass, which is the pseudo-class PHP uses for…[Read more]

Well, you haven’t looked apparently 🙂 Line 25 in that file says $bp->signup->step = 'request-details'; for example. Why don’t you just search for it. A quick search in the BP plugin folder for $bp->site_options returned around 20 hits.

Have a look at function bp_core_screen_signup() in bp-core/bp-core-signup.php. That’s where $bp->signup->step gets created.

bp_core_get_userid( $_POST )

This might work…

Well, then I’ll either have to wait upgrading to 1.3 or fix it… Anyways, I believe 1.3 is still a ways off. You can always wait for the next version and end up turning in circles chasing your tail, you know 🙂

It’s not alpha or beta, it’s a release candidate. So even though Jeff reccomends not to use it on a live site it’s probably safe to do so. Anyways, if someone activates it it’s their risk. I’ll be using it and I read and listened, but chose to ignore what I read and listend to […]