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To get the info separately (first name and then last name) you’d have to a) query the database using MySQL or b) see if BuddyPress has functions to do this for you.

Regarding b, I’m not sure if there is anything like that available. Perhaps someone else here will know?

To get the info separately (first name and then last name) you’d have to a) query the database using MySQL or b) see if BuddyPress has functions to do this for you.

Regarding b, I’m not sure if they anything like that is available. Perhaps someone else here will know?

Ticket 6057 looks as though it’s being actively investigated. My advice is to give the core team time to develop a patch and then perhaps help test once something becomes available.

Hi @style960

How do you suggest notifications be improved? If you think they are seriously flawed, then you could open a Trac ticket with your observations.

How exactly you get the first and last name variables depends on the context in which you’re using the link. It’s important to state, the variables aren’t always available.

Some examples, when the user clicks submit, you could access the first name and last name server side via $_POST variables. $_POST['field_1'] for first name and $_POST['field_…[Read more]

How exactly you get the first and last name variables depends on the context in which you’re using the link. The variables aren’t always available. For example, when the user clicks submit, you could access the first name and last name server side via $_POST variables. $_POST['field_1'] for first name and $_POST['field_15'] for last name…[Read more]

How exactly you get the first and last name variables depends on the context in which you’re using the link. The variables aren’t always available. For example, when the user clicks submit, you could access the first name and last name server side via $_POST variables. $_POST['field_1'] for first name and $_POST['field_15'] for last name.…[Read more]

I just wanted to see the code you linked to. I try to avoid visiting bit.ly links when posted in forums as who knows what lives there 🙂

Where abouts are you using the link you’re trying to create?

Just looked over the code you’ve posted. That doesn’t really help. That’s just the code to display the registration form for the user to complete when signing up.

Your registration page code which you linked to.

Can you post your code here?

Hi @tsabar

You’ll need to insert the variables using PHP. So for example, if your variable is $email and you want to insert it into the link, you’d do it like this:

a href=”http://gowoa.me/i/XXX?email=<?php echo $email; ?>&firstName=[FIRST_NAME_HERE]&lastName=[LAST_NAME_HERE]”>Register Now /a>
(i removed opening tags so the code would show as…

Hi @tsabar

You’ll need to insert the variables using PHP. So for example, if your variable is $email and you want to insert it into the link, you’d do it like this:

a href=”http://gowoa.me/i/XXX?email=<?php echo $email; ?>&firstName=[FIRST_NAME_HERE]&lastName=[LAST_NAME_HERE]”>Register Now /a>
(i removed opening tags so the code would show as…

Hi @tsabar

You’ll need to insert the variables using PHP. So for example, if your variable is $email and you want to insert it into the link, you’d do it like this:

a href=”http://gowoa.me/i/XXX?email=<?php echo $email; ?>&firstName=[FIRST_NAME_HERE]&lastName=[LAST_NAME_HERE]”>Register Now /a>
(i removed opening tags so the code would show as…

Try typing the link into your browser. You should be able to see an ‘upload image’ button. So for example, type the following:

http://your-website.com/members/your-username/profile/change-avatar

That’s odd. You should be given the option to upload so there’s certainly a problem that needs looking at. Usually you can just go to http://example.com/members/username/profile/change-avatar/ and upload your avatar. Your theme should provide a link to this page.

1. If that link is not accessible then there could be a problem with BuddyPress…[Read more]

@ndh01 what does new_member have to do with bp_get_user_last_activity()?

Hi @mrgoldfinder23

Profile images should be allowed by default although where you go to upload your image will depend on the theme you’re using. What theme are you using?

@shanebp‘s approach is probably the simplist. Did anyone manage to test?

Here’s my stab at it, in actual code (demonstrating what I mean by my rambling above):

function my_add_meta( $user_id, $key, $user ) {
add_user_meta( $user_id, 'first_login', 'not_yet' );
}
add_action( 'bp_core_activated_user', 'my_add_meta', 10, 3 );

function my_check_meta( $redirect_to, $redirect_to_raw, $user ) {
$meta =…[Read more]