BuddyPress.org

This could be theme-related. Which theme are you currently using? Try using TwentyFifteen to see if the problem resolves.

Nice plugin @danbp!

Check out the Customizing BuddyPress Avatars article. You’ll see that avatar sizes can be set using constants:

define( 'BP_AVATAR_FULL_WIDTH', 250 );
define( 'BP_AVATAR_FULL_HEIGHT', 250 );

Check out the Customizing BuddyPress Avatars article. You’ll see that avatar sizes can be set using constants:

`define( ‘BP_AVATAR_FULL_WIDTH’, 250 );
define( ‘BP_AVATAR_FULL_HEIGHT’, 250 );

You’ll need to be more specific. If you mean which hook fires when the registration page loads, then the answer is there are many. See here and look for the one you need.

Check out the BuddyPress Template Hierarchy article if you’re not already using templates. You can add the new fields to buddypress/groups/create.php

You should consider leaving a review. It might help people in future if they are trying to decide whether to use the plugin.

You should be able to hook in and create an input form (in a modal for example). If there’s no hook available, you can always submit a request to the plugin author asking for one to be added.

My advice is to choose one that is actively maintained. Reason being, Twitter et al have been known to make changes to their APIs in the past which could result in some social login plugins no longer working. A developer that actively maintains their plugin should be able to release fixes if this scenario happens.

This is a theme-related problem. You should a) use a BuddyPress compatible theme or b) contact the theme author asking them to release a fix.

This doesn’t answer your question but you say you’re including a file to open a mysql connection. Interacting with the WordPress database should be done though the wpdb class. Check it out, it’ll make your life easier and ensure your code is secure.

Most likely there are things in the pipeline but we haven’t seen them come into fruition yet. The new API was introduced at the beginning of June so hopefully we should start to see plugins appear over the next few months.

Try asking this over at the bbPress support forums.

Try deactivating all plugins (aside from BuddyPress) and activate the TwentyFifteen theme. Do you still see the problem?

Try deactivating all plugins (aside from BuddyPress) and activate the TwentyFifteen theme. Do you still see the problem?

Where do I “require(‘../fpdf/fpdf.php’);” and where in loop to call from?

You could place this at the top of your template file. So if you’re using the BuddyPress template hierarchy, that would be your members/index.php template. Be sure to adjust the path, unless of course you have the class stored in the parent directory.

Where do I “require(‘../fpdf/fpdf.php’);” and where in loop to call from?

You could place this at the top of your template file. So if you’re using the BuddyPress template hierarchy, that would be your members/index.php template.

Hi @mnctigah

You should provide details of what exactly you need help with. Choosing a library? Using the library? Troubleshooting the library?

Hi @mnctigah

You should provide details of what exactly you need help with. Choosing a library? Using the library? Troubleshooting the library?

Yes, I’ve seen many solutions that do just that. Try searching the Plugin Directory. If you have no luck, try searching these forums for a custom code snippet that’ll do the job for you.