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You should post this question on the plugin’s support forum as this related to the buddypress-activity-privacy plugin.

Yes. Check out the WordPress Custom Fields article.

You can use the bp_get_total_group_count_for_user filter. For example:

function my_func( $count, $user_id ) {
// Do something with $count, using $user_id if you wish.
return $count;
}
add_filter( 'bp_get_total_group_count_for_user', 'my_func', 10, 2 );

Can BuddyPress be re-coded to use custom post types?

Yes, but not very easily. An almost complete re-write of the project would be needed.

These all boil down to invalid arguments being supplied to various functions. The problem could be related to the same variable not being set properly but some investigation into your set-up would be needed.

/members/ should be a perfectly acceptable slug to use. There must be a conflict somewhere. Likely some custom code or a plugin.

Do you have any plugins activated aside from BuddyPress?

If you can think of business pages as “groups” then BuddyPress comes with that functionality. You just need to enable the Groups component and your members will be able to create and invite more members to join the group.

It looks as though BuddyPress has got PHP 7 in the bag 🙂

Good question! This is likely to being looked at by the core team.

See this post which describes what is being done by the WordPress core team: https://make.wordpress.org/core/2015/09/10/wordpress-and-php7/

My guess is the BuddyPress core team are doing something like that. Maybe @djpaul can add something here?

i am missing 22and this is friend id. so please solve my problem.

Are you using bp_friend_accept_request_link() outside of the loop? That might be the reason you’re not getting the friendship ID.

Inside bp_friend_accept_request_link(), friends_get_friendship_id() is used to get the ID. This function accepts 2 arguments, the first is the ID of a…[Read more]

This could quite easily be theme functionality rather than something that is added to core.

Hey @wecreatehype

Feel free to show off your community in the Your BuddyPress forum. It’ll be great to see a live version of Boss “in the wild”.

500 is a very general error. Try the following:

Clear your browser cache
Delete cookies
Remove all custom code from functions.php or bp-custom.php
Activate the TwentyFifteen theme
Disable all plugins
Check your .htaccess file for errors

The problem may also result from a file or folder permissions error.

In truth, 500 errors are…[Read more]

You can disable the xProfile component and there shouldn’t be any ill effects associated with doing that. You obviously won’t get that functionality but of course you’re free to use the WordPress-based usermeta to store profile data instead.

You could try the BuddyPress Ideas forum:

Ideas

You might also want to exclude hidden groups, just as the default group count function does. For example:

status != 'hidden'

Cool idea. I haven’t seen a plugin which can do this myself. Did you check the Plugin Directory?

Considering you need to use a custom where clause to get your data, you should do what @shanebp suggests here:

Just make it a custom function that you call wherever you want.

My tweak only makes sense when a simple adjustment to $count is needed.