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The BP Edit Group Slug plugin has been updated to work with BP 2.8. See this Tavern post for details:

BuddyPress Core Contributors Working on a Way to Safely Edit a Group’s Permalink

@danbp Thanks for pointing that out, I’ll keep it in mind. My only thought is how do we know this issue is PHP 7 specific? To me it looks unrelated to PHP version.

@airathalitov instead of commenting on an existing issue, this is probably worthy of opening a new ticket.

Great to hear! A typo in the function name is always a hard one to debug unless the function doesn’t exist and you get a PHP error.

Can you see what bp_activity_id() is returning by using var_dump() on the $actID variable?

Are you sure the emails aren’t being sent? Could the BP emails be going into a spam folder?

It’s a single field.

That’s good because it makes the user location simple

Thanks for the info!

Nice @shanebp!

Does the plugin support dependent fields? This kind of thing:

Town
City – auto populated based on value of Town
Country – auto populated based on value of Town

Thanks; it’s useful to know 🙂

That’s an interesting plugin. Do you know if the location fields are xProfile fields?

Take a look at the Template Hierarchy article. The register.php template is the one you’ll need to modify.

Template Hierarchy

BuddyPress doesn’t have testimonial functionality but you should be able to find a plugin to get what you need.

You can dequeue a minified script with wp_dequeue_script() and then enqueue the non-minified version with wp_enqueue_script().

Ref

https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_dequeue_script

wp_enqueue_script()

Is the Friend Connections component activated when you go to Settings > BuddyPress?

Meta would allow you to segregate activity item types. You could add to meta after a new activity item is posted. The hook for that is bp_activity_add.

Hope this helps.

BuddyPress activity items aren’t WordPress posts so as far as I know you can’t associate categories or tags with them. However, activity items do have associated meta.

Take a look at these functions which will be useful to you:

bp_activity_add_meta()
bp_activity_update_meta()
bp_activity_get_meta()
bp_activity_delete_meta()

Try this:

$args = array(
'meta_key' => 'group_id',
'meta_value' => '1',
'meta_compare' => '=',
'post_type' => 'event',
'posts_per_page' => -1
);
$query = new WP_Query( $args );

if ( $query->have_posts() ) {
// Events
} else {
// No…[Read more]

Try using bp_parse_args instead. That’s the way I’d recommend to filter the members loop (both pagination and the loop of members will be addressed)

Using bp_parse_args() to filter BuddyPress template loops

You have 2 options. I’d recommend the 2nd:

1: Copy and paste the JavaScript to your my-theme/buddypress/members/register.php template. In this case you’ll need to copy the <script> tags also.
2: Create a separate file (my-theme/js/script.js for example) and paste the JavaScript into that. In this case you don’t need to copy the <script> tags. If…[Read more]

Is that possible?

Yes but you’ll need to install some plugins and maybe write some custom code to get the functionality you need.

Check out the Getting Started article

Getting Started