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Hi @handyandywilson

Your first stop when customising the activity stream should be bp_parse_args(). Check out this article:

Using bp_parse_args() to filter BuddyPress template loops

As far as I know, in order to reply to a specific participant only, they’d need to start a new private message. Unless that’s done, as you pointed out, the reply will go to all participants.

Which theme are you using? Do you see the problem if you activate Twenty Fifteen?

Try searching the Plugin Directory.

do you have any idea how to use this filter ?

add_filter( 'bp_activity_total_activities_sql', function( $sql, $where_sql, $sort ) {
// Manipulate $sql here.

return $sql;
}, 10, 3 );

Check out BP_User_Query

BP_User_Query

search_terms, meta_key and meta_value could be helpful depending on where you’ve stored your label data. I haven’t tried it, but xprofile_query might also be useful.

OK. So if you open the project in a text editor such as Light Table or Brackets, then hit Ctrl + F, you should see a search box appear which will let you find what you need to.

Do you have files locally on your own computer or are they on a server elsewhere?

Run a search in your code base for bp_add_friend_button(). Depending on your theme it could be in quite a few files.

Try de-activating all of your plugins. Sometimes a plugin can conflict with the log in process.

In that case you need to get that value from your database, and then use it inside a function to filter the default image URL.

if ( $value == 'M' ) {
$url = ''; // Set the URL to the male avatar.
} else {
$url = ''; // Set the URL to the female avatar.
}
return $url;

remove_action( 'bp_member_header_actions', 'bp_add_friend_button', 5 ); should work.

Try looking inside your templates to see if the bp_add_friend_button() function is used to output the button directly.

.save {
color: #aaa; // This will change the text colour
background-color: #fff;
}

.save is the selector. You can find the selector you need by looking at your button’s class in the page source code. For example:

...
<button class="save"></button>
...

A good CSS…[Read more]

It should be 100% compatible right now. Can you describe the problem you’re seeing?

Do you capture gender from your users?

Hi @stefannita

Try asking this question on the plugin’s support forum.

https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/bp-profile-search

Hi @semperaye

Unfortunately, CSS isn’t a great solution here. To get this done properly, you will need to do 3 things:

1. Profile

Either implement a redirect or respond with a 404 page not found when an admin profile is visited.

2. Member directory

Use bp_parse_args() to filter the loop so that all admins are removed.

3. Activity…[Read more]

Do you have the private messages component activated?

You can’t copy and paste WordPress unfortunately. You’ll need to set up a database and upload the core files then run an install script. Check with your hosting company as a 1-click install might be available.

Do you mean like a deactivate option? That isn’t available right now in BuddyPress.