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Hi @@saurabh-dwivedi

How are you getting the follow button? I’m not sure that one arrives with BP by default? Perhapps you’re using a plugin?

How about WP_User_Query?

Ref: https://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_User_Query

Hi @shmk

It’s definitely possible. BuddyPress uses the wp_mail() function to send emails. By default, it uses text/plain as the content type which doesn’t allow HTML. The good news is you can change this. For example:

function set_content_type( $content_type ) {
return 'text/html';
}
add_filter( 'wp_mail_content_type', 'set_content_type'…[Read more]

Hi @shmk

That would be bp_signup_usermeta. You’d filter $usermeta which is an array of the sign-up info.

Hi @sbraiden

The response time on ANY page/link can range from 10-20 seconds, even with virtually all of the plug-ins disabled.

A standard WordPress-BuddyPress install, running on the most basic hardware with little web traffic would respond far quicker than this so there is definitely a problem. Sometimes (although not always) the problem can…[Read more]

Hi @sbraiden

The response time on ANY page/link can range from 10-20 seconds, even with virtually all of the plug-ins disabled.

A standard WordPress-BuddyPress install, running on the most basic hardware with little web traffic would respond far quicker than this so there is definitely a problem. Sometimes (although not always) the problem can…[Read more]

Hi @laynerogers

Rather than changing BP core files, you should contact the theme author asking that they look into making their page titles compatible with BP. The changes you’ve made to bp-core-filters.php will be lost each time you update BuddyPress.

Hi @ndh01

I’m not aware of a hook that fires on first login only. A way around that might be to add a meta key to the user’s meta on registration and then check for that on each login attempt. You’d need to remove the key after you’ve performed the check (if the key exists). If no key exists, then the user has logged in before. Just thinking out…[Read more]

Hi @jgob

These questions are not related to BP specifically, rather, they apply to WordPress generally. Whilst the guys here may be able to help, you may have more joy asking over at wordpress.org

The activity directory template is /buddypress/activity/index-directory.php so you will need to make sure you have that created in your theme. The Template Hierarchy article will explain everything in more detail so be sure to check that out. Then you could use the code I provided in the thread you mentioned to insert adverts in the stream.

Hope…[Read more]

The activity directory template is /buddypress/activity/index-directory.php so you will need to make sure you have that created in your theme. The Template Hierarchy article will explain everything in more detail so be sure to check that out. Then you could use the code I provided in the thread you mentioned to insert adverts in the stream.

Hope…[Read more]

Hi @lovecoinz

Do you have a link to the thread you mentioned?

Have you tried setting your WordPress homepage to your Register page? This can be done via your WP admin area

Check out this article: https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/theme-compatibility-1-7/template-hierarchy/

Great to see you found a solution

Have you tried asking your question on the plugin’s support forum? Considering it’s specific to the plugin, you may have more luck there

All data such as forum posts, activity comments, user profile info etc is stored in your database.

Not that I know of. Try searching the WP plugin directory. Maybe they’ll have something?

bp_activity_content_before_save should do the trick.

As far as I know, unregistered users have an ID of 0. An ID is necessary to send the message so unregistered users will all be seen as the same person by BuddyPress. So to answer your question, I don’t think it’s possible