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Hi @eversatile

I have been trying to find the file location of the profile and group navigation menus, with no luck

There isn’t a template file which you can change if that’s what you mean, but…

I would like to change “forums” to “discuss” and remove the “members” from groups menu, etc

You can customise slugs quite easily. See the [Read more]

Hi @eversatile

I have been trying to find the file location of the profile and group navigation menus, with no luck

There isn’t a template file which you can change if that’s what you mean, but…

I would like to change “forums” to “discuss” and remove the “members” from groups menu, etc

You can customise slugs quite easily. See the [Read more]

Hi @wuvu2

This is more related to WordPress than it is to BuddyPress. Try asking your question over at https://wordpress.org/ where you may get more joy

Hi @delphy69

Try adding this to your theme’s functions.php file

function hide_member_profiles() {
if ( bp_is_user_profile() && ! current_user_can( 'manage_options' ) )
bp_core_redirect( home_url() );
}
add_action( 'template_redirect', 'hide_member_profiles', 1 );

@bphelp

If [Anyone Can Register] is checked then they are created on the fly without all the duplicates that can cause 404 issues for beginners that are not sure how to resolve the page associations.

I wasn’t aware of that! Cheers for the tip 🙂

Hi @nunolopes99

This can be done via CSS. If you decide to go down the paid route, then try posting your requirements on the BP Jobs Board

Hi @nunolopes99

I’m not aware of anything like this available but Custom Header Extended is a plugin which allows users to set a header image on a per-post basis. You could use that as a starting point for ideas on how to achieve what you’re looking to do.

It’s still here

@bphelp thanks for testing 🙂

@tatakatte yeah, it’s likely something in your installation is already redirecting. The priority just makes sure my_login_redirect() is executed first.

Try changing the last line to:

add_action( 'template_redirect', 'my_login_redirect', 1 );

And you’re definitely logged in and visiting your register page?

You don’t need the /** and */

What info is needed

It’s hard to say with something like this as it could be something as simple as flushing your permalinks (this just involves visiting your permalinks page under Settings) or it could be a problem with your .htaccess file or an issue with how you’ve installed WordPress.

or would you recommend a fresh installation?

It depends…[Read more]

Were there any error messages? Can you describe what is happening when you add the code to functions.php?

Thanks for the link, Dan. Freedom of speech is such an important thing to protect #jesuischarlie

I see four pages, each apparently published 5 hours ago. I can edit each of them, but viewing them also gives a 404 error.

This indicates there’s a problem. These pages shouldn’t be 404 error pages. There could be something wrong with your set-up, or perhaps your permalinks (as @aces pointed out). From the info available, it’s hard to tell.

Where did you paste the code? It should go in your theme’s functions.php file.

Hi @tatakatte

Try this:

function my_login_redirect() {
if ( is_user_logged_in() && bp_is_register_page() )
bp_core_redirect( home_url() . '/stream/' );
}
add_action( 'template_redirect', 'my_login_redirect' );

Without going to Settings > BuddyPress, just go to Pages. It’s about the 4th link in your admin area (example.com/wp-admin). Then check to see if the pages have been created.

Hi @timothylegg

But when I follow the path of Settings -> BuddyPress and then click the Pages tab, I get a page where I associate a WordPress page with each BuddyPress component directory. When I click on ‘View’ for either of the ‘Members’, ‘Activity’, or ‘Groups’, I get a 404 page.

Check if the members, activity and groups pages are actually cr…[Read more]