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@henrywright thanks for the suggestion, but it does not serve well to my expectation.

Ah, that’s a shame!

I don’t think I’ve seen a plugin around that will do exactly what you need. I think you might have to write some custom code to get this done 🙁

The snippet I wrote wasn’t designed for copy and pasting. You’d need to modify it to your requirements using PHP.

In that case you’d base your condition on the chosen language value. Here’s an example:

// You'll get $lang from your language switcher plugin.

if ( $lang == 'thai' ) {
// Redirect to Thai
} else {
// Redirect to English
}

Take a look at Unconfirmed.

Does anyone have a function that loops through old posts and generates activity records?

What do you mean by an activity record? Do you mean any kind of activity? Like let’s say, a change of profile photo

How does the user select the language?

Try asking specific questions relating to exactly what you’re trying to do.

Try asking specific questions relating to what exactly you’re trying to do.

Their basic plan offers 5GB of web space, 50GB of monthly bandwidth

This sounds reasonable. The key point here is they’ve said upgrading is easily done. That’s important because you’re able to scale as your website gains popularity.

In my opinion, there’s no point using a sledge hammer to crack a nut so I wouldn’t go crazy to begin with. Hosts are generally able to scale with your needs. So, you could choose a basic VPS package to start and then monitor usage. If at any point you feel you need more horsepower then upgrade. If your host has good support, they’ll do this for…[Read more]

These are the steps:

Write a function which adds a user to a group
Hook the function to an appropriate hook which fires on successful registration

Notes:

groups_join_group() is the function you’ll need to use to add new members to a group. It will accept the new user’s ID.
Use the strpos() function to check if the university’s domain…[Read more]

Hi @whoaloic

Can you open a new topic for this? This thread is resolved. Thanks.

If your website is live, always make sure you set WP_DEBUG to false. WP_DEBUG should always be set to true in your test website because it will let you (and you only) know when things are wrong. Whilst some debug notices aren’t errors, you should generally try to fix all of them if you can.

If your website is live, always make sure you set WP_DEBUG to false. WP_DEBUG should always be set to true in your test website because it will let you (and you only) know when things are wrong. Whilst some debug notices aren’t errors, you should generally try to fix all of them if you can.

Support is key in my experience. Before you sign up to a 12 or 24-month contract, check out the host’s support policy and also search online to hear what their customers are saying. In my personal opinion, there’s nothing worse than an unaccommodating host.

You can set scope to friends to filter your activity loop. See the Activity Loop article for more info.

Please don’t double post

Right. So it looks as though it could be something the BuddyPress core team might need to look at. Can you open a Trac ticket explaining how the profile fields are displaying in the wrong order? If you could provide as much info as you can that’d be great.

You can use the same username and password as you use here in the forums.

Try checking the order using the TwentyFifteen theme and if the order is as expected, then that means there might be a problem with the Boss theme. If that’s the case, you should let the BuddyBoss team know so they can hopefully release a fix.

Try checking the order using the TwentyFifteen theme and if the order is as expected, then that means there might be a problem with the Boss theme. If that’s the case, you should let the BuddyBoss team know so they can hopefully release a fix.