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@sooskriszta
Well it would be a nice treat if It did come that early but I believe in setting realistic goals. Since others are adding ideas, I will add that I believe BuddyPress Activity Privacy plugin by @megainfo should be added to the core. It would be sweet if @megainfo would submit a patch. Anyway Cheers! 🙂

@tracybyrne
Add this to bp-custom.php and it will create a nav menu item that will take the users to their profile.
add_filter( 'wp_nav_menu_items', 'my_nav_menu_profile_link' );
function my_nav_menu_profile_link($menu) {
if (!is_user_logged_in())
return $menu;
else
$profilelink = '<li><a href="' . bp_loggedin_user_domain( '/' ) . '">' .…[Read more]

Just my two cents worth but why are you initiating a topic on something that is tangibly 2 years away? I suggest letting the natural flow progression happen unless you are an awesome developer that submits usable patches. I think the core team does a great job and overwhelming them with ideas of a 1.9 version is premature at this juncture.

@cappazushi
Matter of fact that particular users site moves at a snails pace so in reality whatever they did was garbage because who wants to wait for a site to load when it takes 2-3+ minutes?

@cappazushi
Don’t listen to that BS. If that person that replied above that mentioned that plugin really wanted to help then they would period. That user is a phony and I will leave it at that!

@haies
did you try the plugin I suggested. The code I provided is not my own so maybe the author @shanebp can chime in to help it work for you.

@tux-kapono
Forgot to mention that is the reason for the discrepancy in member numbers in dashboard and members directory page.

@tux-kapono
Actually even though their account is activated after clicking the link in the email they will not show up as members until they actually log in for the first time. Basically they have to show that they are going to be active participants on your site before they are acknowledge as being a member of it.

@nanaimomen
Put the code in either bp-custom.php or in your themes functions.php

@marximusmg
There must be something different between the two sites if they are identical yet that plugin does not work on one of them. You may want to try to retrace your steps to identify what the difference is. Any different plugins, custom functions, etc.

@marximusmg
The only place I know to contact the author is on the plugins page support forum.
On the site that you are using it successfully are you using a different theme? If so you may want to try activating twenty twelve or bp-default to see if there is something in the theme that may be causing the issue.

@marximusmg
Are you aware that the unconfirmed plugin is for multisite? Pending activations has not been updated to work with anything past BP 1.6.4 so maybe you could contact the author on the plugins support page and maybe he will update for BP 1.7+
Good-luck!

@mrsangeld
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/theme-development/a-quick-look-at-1-7-theme-compatibility/

@haies
You can add the below code to your themes functions.php or bp-custom.php
You can change “profile” in the below code to whatever page you need if profile is not the page you want the user to be redirected too.
function custom_login_redirect_to($user_login, $user) {
bp_core_redirect( get_option('siteurl') . "/profile/"…[Read more]

@jaavid
I personally have not tested this for removing gravatars but you could try it:
http://bp-tricks.com/snippets/completely-disable-the-use-of-gravatars-on-your-buddypress-site/

@janogu
BuddyPress now has profile privacy built in for individual field visibility. BuddyPress Activity Privacy plugin is great at controlling who see’s individual activity posts. https://github.com/bphelp/private_community_for_bp does a decent job of locking down BP pages for logged out visitors. BuddyMobile is great for providing users of…[Read more]

@henrywright-1
Hey thanks for being a good sport. Sorry I felt inclined to show my sense of humor but I could not pass up the opportunity. On a serious note though, and I am sure you know that plugins are just functions with hooks that has required commented info at the top of the php file. That is really the only difference between a plugin and a…[Read more]

@henrywright-1
I have to disagree, a plugin coded well is no different than a function in a themes functions.php if a plugin introduces bugs then that can be nut cracking. On the other hand if you introduce code with syntax errors, and clashing functions then you have essentially cracked your own nuts. No pun intended! 🙂

@patrykos360
Screenshot would help us see your issue. As @mercime suggested, you really need to read the codex in the link he supplied. It is straightforward and well documented there.

@noercijunior
I don’t know where you got this bazaar idea but I tried it and I could not replicate the issue. Maybe it is your ISP because all F5 does is a hard refresh so maybe your ISP is somehow sensing it as a DOS attack because of all the concurrent requests to those sites servers. Sorry but I just could not replicate your issue!