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You can do that with CSS.

take a look at
http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_text.asp

Just to let you know xprofile_updated_profile fires even if there was an error updating the user’s profile.

I think xprofile_profile_field_data_updated is the hook you need as it fires only on successful update.

Hi @justineterniawebcom

I’m trying to understand your requirements – do you just want to send an email (perhaps to an admin) once a user has completed all of their profile fields?

Sounds like i’m doing the same thing as you. See this tutorial which works very well. I use a modified version of it everywhere on my site – to load more posts, load more members, load more messages and even load more search results. Hope it helps.

Load Next WordPress Posts With AJAX

Hi @stoi2m1

What Im having an issue with is passing the page variable to that template file and then my class

Do you mean you’re having an issue passing variables to your AJAX script (e.g. success or error functions) or are you trying to pass them from your AJAX script to your PHP function?

Right, so 36824 is a valid member ID?

Inside the /36824/ folder you should have some files. These will be the avatars that particular user has uploaded. Now I’m not sure about this but in the past I don’t think BP deleted old avatars when a member changed their avatar.

Are you using BP 1.9? This should be resolved going…[Read more]

36824 (Ther first one in the list) – would that be a delete user ID by any chance?

I did notice that actually when you delete a user via the back-end you’re given the option to reassign or delete their posts. Not quite sure if delete post functionality is fired after a user deletes them self via the front-end. Will have to run some tests

@shanebp I’ve not come across anything like this for BP. Will be useful – it’s going on my plugin wish list 🙂

It would be super cool if you could add some front-end screens to this – like a member stats dashboard – or perhaps that’s a separate plugin?

@ubernaut

I think the OP is also concerned about genuine users deleting their own accounts.

@ubernaut The problem is internal broken links – the activity stream might have items in it that aren’t removed that point to a user’s profile. Then there are manual links user’s have posted themselves – @-mentions in activity updates, in activity comments, in blog comments, in blog posts, and inside private messaging threads. The list is quite…[Read more]

@hatherley redirects is one option. A hackish approach would be to create a new user with the username that was deleted. And just let it sit there idol – as an unused member. That should stop the broken links.

@hatherley just to add – if you allow members to delete their profile then there is no way you can avoid 404s if any inbound links exist to the deleted profile.

The only effective solution I can think of is to disallow profile deletions (as I mentioned above).

Can you view the source? Try looking for a CSS class that could be unique – then search for that class in the BP plugin files. I’ve found this to be a good way of finding which file is outputting the markup

@hatherley you could do a manual clean-up then going forward disallow members from deleting their account (you can do this under BP Settings in WP Admin)

Do you mean immediately after you’ve submitted? That is usually the result of JavaScript. Take a look in buddypress-functions.php or global.js if you are still using bp-default.

@thisisbbc I actually did a little digging on this a few months ago and found out that there are two functions that perform the ‘syncing’ of data.

xprofile_sync_wp_profile()

This syncs Xprofile data (nickname, first name and last name) to the standard built in WordPress profile data.

xprofile_sync_bp_profile()

This syncs the standard built in…[Read more]

@thisisbbc I’m not sure the syncing does what you expect it to do. What was you hoping would happen?

i updated to 1.9.1 but all the content stopped showing

What was the content that stopped showing?

Which theme are you using?

I need to make my current installment work, and i get the feeling that the problem is somewhere in the database, what do you think?

Can you try setting up a new database and try your custom theme on it? If that doen’t work then you’ll know your database isn’t where the problem is.