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OK cool

Try this:

function my_redirect() {
if ( is_page( 'me' ) && is_user_logged_in() ) {
$user = get_userdata( get_current_user_id() );
bp_core_redirect( home_url() . '/members/' . $user->user_login );
}
}
add_action( 'template_redirect', 'my_redirect' );

@chatty24 – I mean, how have you set up /me/? Is it a page, a post, a member’s username etc?

Hi @chatty24

Regarding /me/, what exactly is that? A page? A post?

Hi @lynnham

It’s possible as I’ve done it with audio in the past. The play event fires on the <video> element so you could target it like this:

$( 'video' ).on( 'play', function( event ) {
// Do your stuff here.
} );

ended, playing and pause events are also available if you need to use them.

Hi @ch1n3s3b0y

Do you mean create a new custom taxonomy called users and then each time a user registers, you want a new term to be created?

If so then check out these resources:

https://codex.wordpress.org/Taxonomies

You’ll need to use register_taxonomy() to create your new taxonomy (see here)

To insert a new term you can use wp_insert_term()…[Read more]

Hi @ch1n3s3b0y

Do you mean create a new custom taxonomy called users and then each time a user registers, you want a new term to be created?

If so then check out these resources:

https://codex.wordpress.org/Taxonomies

You’ll need to use register_taxonomy() (see here)

To insert a new term you can use wp_insert_term() (see here)

When you come…[Read more]

Hi @ch1n3s3b0y

Do you mean create a new custom taxonomy called users. Then each time a user registers, you want a new term to be created?

If so then check out these resources:

https://codex.wordpress.org/Taxonomies

You’ll need to use register_taxonomy() (see here)

To insert a new term you can use wp_insert_term() (see here)

When you come to…[Read more]

Hi @lustek

Regarding your new question, BuddyPress uses wp_hash() to hash the user’s ID with the result used as the activation key. So for example:

$activation_key = wp_hash( $user_id )

To my knowledge, this isn’t built in to the current template hierarchy.

Ref:

Template Hierarchy

You could open a ticket on Trac requesting the enhancement (try searching open tickets first to make sure it isn’t already planned).

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org

Hi @pahroblem

Try asking bbPress-related questions over at bbPress:

https://bbpress.org/forums/

Regarding point 6, did you see @danbp‘s help?

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/add-an-item-to-submenu-of-activity/

Regarding the $wpdb object, take a look here for more info:

https://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/wpdb#Using_the_.24wpdb_Object

Hi @chrsjensen

Try using the Twenty Fifteen theme and deactivate all of your plugins (aside from BuddyPress) to see if the problem goes away

Hi @josev

It’s impossible to tell without seeing all of your code for that particular page. The markup you’ve provided should display. There’s most probably something conflicting with it.

current_user_can() uses wp_get_current_user(). Looking at the function reference for that function, I noticed “Use the init or any subsequent action to call this function”. Take a look at the Action Reference article for the list of actions run during a typical page request. The action you use will depend on what exactly you’re doing but it looks…[Read more]

current_user_can() uses wp_get_current_user(). Looking at the function reference for that function, I noticed “Use the init or any subsequent action to call this function”. Take a look at the Action reference for the list of actions run during a typical page request. The action you use will depend on what exactly you’re doing but it looks as…[Read more]

current_user_can() uses wp_get_current_user(). Looking at the function reference I noticed the note “Use the init or any subsequent action to call this function”. Take a look at the Action reference for the list of actions run during a typical page request. The action you use will depend on what exactly you’re doing but it looks as though the…[Read more]

It’s probably worth reporting the issue to Favicon and hopefully the authors will release an update fixing the problem.

Let us know how you get on and if you need any more info, just shout.

Yeah, see here for details of the wp_signups table.

You may also be interested in these links:

BuddyPress database description

BuddyPress Database Diagram

WordPress database description
https://codex.wordpress.org/images/9/97/WP3.8-ERD.png

Does the notice appear with all plugins disabled using the Twenty Fifteen theme?