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The links themselves look OK to me (BuddyPress is generating the correct links), but they are redirecting away at the server level. I’d check your htaccess files and other server-level routing code to find where the malicious code’s been added.

Also, change your hosting setup passwords (like control panel, FTP access, DB access) as soon as you can.

Place the template file you want to use in your child them at the location specified here: https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/theme-compatibility-1-7/template-hierarchy/#registration-page

When BuddyPress is updated, it won’t affect your child theme.

Yes, the template hierarchy will use template parts from your theme:

Template Hierarchy

If you’re using a theme that is updated, then, yes, you should use a child theme to keep your changes.

Hi Marc-

It sounds like you’re just getting started. Custom fields are part of the extended profile component. Read more about it here:

User Extended Profiles

Displaying Extended Profile Fields on Member Profiles

It is not really possible to show groups with…[Read more]

Hello there. BuddyPress doesn’t add jQuery to a site (it relies on WordPress to provide jQuery). It looks to me like you’re using a plugin to fetch jQuery from a CDN rather than use the local version that comes with WordPress. Disable your plugins one at a time until the code changes, then you’ll have found the cuplrit.

I’m not sure exactly what you’re asking for, but my best guess is that you’re looking for a URL that will redirect the current user to his or her user profile.

Try http://mysite.com/members/me

WordPress has a built-in function for getting the number posts published by a user:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/count_user_posts

If you’ve been able to figure out how to display profile data, use the same approach here, and you should be in good shape.

This plugin doesn’t add a pending queue for approval, but it does allow users to flag inappropriate posts for moderation:
https://github.com/hwdsbcommons/BP-Moderation/

The simplest answer is probably to style that span as display: block then you have a number of options for forcing it below other elements. It’s going to depend a lot on your theme.

If you choose to modify the template, the template to modify would go in child-theme/buddypress/members/member-header.php.

There are a few non-BuddyPress reasons I can think of for this:

• The page is cached by WP Super Cache or a similar plugin
• Your shared server has some sort of caching built-in (like object caching or expires headers)
• Your browser is using the cached version from your last visit to that page (try a different browser to test)

The setup you d…[Read more]

This is probably a server configuration problem. This simple plugin can help you figure out if your WP installation can send emails:

Check Email

Alternatively, the emails may be being sent, but ending up in your users’ spam folders.

Hi Georgio-

It depends on how they’re being added. I’m guessing that they’re being added (by a plugin?) on the bp_group_members_list_item_action or bp_group_members_list_item action hook. If I were adding a button in that case, I’d add a conditional like in this example:

add_action( 'bp_group_members_list_item',…[Read more]

Thanks for the update!

Hi @VentureCore-

It seems like you can make avatars work remotely. Check bp_core_fetch_avatar() for some filter opportunities. https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/2.9.2/src/bp-core/bp-core-avatars.php#L98

I’ve not done what you’re trying to do, but it seems that the filter points bp_core_avatar_folder_url, bp_core_avatar_folder_dir…[Read more]

I’d use BuddyPress Docs for this purpose, but I’m a fan of and contributor to that plugin. It’s great for creating organized shared libraries with tags and search ability.

If you’d rather it be more forum-like, use bbPress.

-David

What about using a custom member front page? Then you’d have total flexibility:
Custom Front Pages for your users profiles

Otherwise, I think you could conditionally filter bp_displayed_user_get_front_template to specify members/single/activity.php for self and friends and members/single/profile.php for…[Read more]

Regarding your first question, it appears that your theme is adding marks to your navigation menu. You’ll need to inspect the element to see what rule is causing it, then override it. (Or choose a different theme.)

Regarding your second question, if your theme has a full-width page template, select it for your BuddyPress pages. If it doesn’t…[Read more]

HI @khappamj–

It sounds like you’re overriding the file the right way and at the right location. There must be some other reason the file isn’t being used. I’d try checking the file permissions to make sure that apache can read the file.

Hi @snecz–

Yes, you can filter the starred slug using the bp_get_messages_starred_slug filter. Unfortunately, the ‘sentbox’ slug is not currently customizable.

Here’s an example of how you might filter the starred slug:

add_filter( 'bp_get_messages_starred_slug', 'bp_codex_filter_starred_slug' );
function bp_codex_filter_starred_slug( $slug )…[Read more]

Were you adding the avatar upload to the registration form via some custom code? (I think I’ve seen plugins and such that do that.) It looks like you’ve removed that step for now, so maybe all is well?

-David