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There sure is: xprofile_field_after_save

Let me know if you need anything else.

The problem with bp_core_signup_user is it’s executed during registration only. If a member decides to change their “Name” at a later date, I don’t think the corresponding WordPress fields will be updated.

Thanks for the reply, so you’re saying I should rename this field to “First Name” and create a secondary field for “Last Name” ?

That’s one approach you could take.

If there is nothing special about the field, is there a hook or filter where I can replace the field entirely and map them to first / last name fields in WordPress?

I think not…[Read more]

There isn’t anything special about the “Name” field aside from it being required. You could treat the field as the member’s first name and set up a second field labelled “Surname”?

I’ve just removed bp_is_member() from the Template Tag Reference so there’s no confusion going forward:

Template Tag Reference

Often you’ll also want to change the from “name”. That can be done with:

add_filter( 'wp_mail_from_name', function( $name ) {
return 'Jam Session';
} );

Try the wp_mail_from filter:

add_filter( 'wp_mail_from', function( $email ) {
return 'admin@jamsession.dk';
} );

Hi @chavodbharat

No need to edit the core file. The bp_attachments_current_user_can filter can be used here.

add_filter( 'bp_attachments_current_user_can', function( $can, $capability ) {
if ( 'edit_avatar' !== $capability ) {
return $can;
}
// This will let all users upload an avatar (not just logged in members).
$can =…[Read more]

How do I do that on the server side?

You’d use the modulo operator, like in my example above.

Did this work for you?

Ah, the “load more”. I forgot about that. In order to load your items (and activities) you’ll need to make an ajax request. In your server side processing script you can use the modulo operator to insert your items at every 5th iteration.

I’ve used Pastebin because there’s quite a lot of code to paste here. Notice my amendments on lines 34, 36, 37, 38 and 58.

Let me know if it works for you.

You’ll need to replace // Loop start and // Loop end with your actual loop. If you want to paste your loop here I’ll try to take a look

You can use the modulo arithmetic operator. Here’s an example:

$counter = 1;
// Loop start
if ( 0 === $counter % 5 ) {
// Do something here.
}
$counter++
// Loop end

You use bp_core_new_nav_item(). See this article for more info:

bp_core_new_nav_item()

Try doing the same thing using a different theme to see if your theme is causing the issue.

It just feels like that should be part of a passed or available object rather than the raw $_POST so it’s gone through any form validations

At the point bp_signup_validate executes we’re still very early on in the process (still validating the data). Setting object properties or saving to the database only happens after the validation checks.

The $_POST variable should have what you need.