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@notlicht manage_users_custom_column and manage_users_columns are the hooks I would use so your approach looks good to me. There’s also manage_users_sortable_columns if you want to sort users by data in your custom column.

It’s a possibility

You would need to keep a tally in user meta then when a user tries to join a group that tally will need to be checked. I believe the groups_member_before_save hook could be what you need.

Ref:

https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/update_user_meta

Likely you have some custom code running which does that. Look in your active theme’s functions.php file, your bp-custom.php file and in plugin files you might have activated.

Likely you have some custom code running which does that. Look in your active theme’s functions.php file, your bp-custom.php file and in plugin files you might have activated.

@sadasoundarya

777 permissions can be dangerous:

https://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_File_Permissions#The_dangers_of_777

Let me know how you get on on Monday and feel free to post questions if you get stuck.

You can do this:

if ( bp_is_groups_component() && 'group-name-here' === bp_current_item() ) {
// Restrict access
}

Hey @ftlralph

Have you make any changes to the theme markup?

Hey @shirleyddsn

Which URLs do you need to restrict access to?

Try this:

add_filter( 'bp_after_has_activities_parse_args', function( $retval ) {
$retval['display_comments'] = 'stream';
return $retval;
} );

Please note I haven’t tested.

The activation link points to the activation page. To change that you will need to change the activation link that’s generated.

Here’s a full list of plugins in the WordPress repository tagged “buddypress”

https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/buddypress/

Hi @doublef

Take a look at ticket #6527, specifically comment #4. Does this help explain what’s happening?

In WordPress there’s user_login, user_nicename and display_name.

In general, display_name is used on the front end to display the user’s name. This might be the same as user_login but more often it’s the user’s first name and last name.

user_login is the string used to authenticate the user when logging in. user_nicename is usually the same as us…[Read more]

You’ll want to sanitise your descriptions before using them in the URL. sanitize_title_with_dashes() will be helpful. You’ll also need to make sure they’re unique (user’s can’t have the same URL).

https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/sanitize_title_with_dashes

Hi @functionmunchkin

I’m not aware of a plugin that can do this. You might need to use a custom solution.

@fifthhouse it’s certainly possible using BuddyPress. We actually have a Jobs Board here if you wanted to post your requirements?

@fifthhouse when I suggested data be added against the event’s meta I didn’t mean the host or facilitator do it manually. WordPress and BuddyPress have a pretty extensive action system which you can hook to. The code will run automatically when the action happens.

Here’s the Plugin API documentation in case you need…[Read more]

I run Trusty at home and the best version that distro offers is 5.x. I had to add a PPA to get 7.x package(s).