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The comparison operator you’re using === checks if $entry[1] and xprofile_get_field_data(2, $user_id) are equal AND are of the same type. If one is type string and one is type int then your comparison will be false. If type isn’t important to you, then just use ==.

Just something I’d mention for you to keep in mind.

Hi @whoaloic

What do you mean by “note”?

Messages can be either public or private. Private messages work kind of like chat, and can be seen only by the ‘thread’ participants. Public message are ‘front-end’. You can public message someone by prefixing their username with the @ symbol. Public messages are also known as mentions.

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Hi @mocmocmk

A popular plugin to manage media seems to be rtMedia. I think you can display a gallery with the [rtmedia_gallery] shortcode

Hi @sofijagb

That particular email’s message isn’t filterable but the function which sends the email is pluggable, which means you can write your own function. For more info on pluggable function in WordPress, check out:

https://codex.wordpress.org/Pluggable_Functions

The function you’ll need to override is wp_new_user_notification()

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To resolve this, you’ll need to look at the member pages which aren’t being indexed (look at their templates, URLs, sitemap entries) and work out what is different to the pages that are being indexed. I think you mentioned there could be an issue with the sitemap, so that’s another avenue to investigate. Perhaps try installing a different XML…[Read more]

Hi @prometheus-fire

I wrote a reply to a similar question not long ago.

Ref: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/bp-default-cookie-usage/#post-186554

@mugwumpman I just tried searching google for “independenthostels abernethybunkhouse” and can see that the member page for abernethybunkhouse is now being returned in the list of results.

Are you using a sitemap at all? Google might need to be told about your member pages if their spider isn’t automatically picking them up. Alternatively, check if they are indexed but just have a very low rank. Or my last thought is your theme might have some crawler-blocking script on it. Usually Flash type stuff would be a culprit

Are you using a sitemap at all? Google might need to be told about your member pages if their spider isn’t automatically picking them up. Alternatively, check if they are indexed but just have a very low rank. Or my last thought is your theme might have some not blocking script on it. Usually Flash type stuff would be a culprit

Are you using a sitemap at all? Google might need to to be told about your member pages if their spider isn’t automatically picking them up. Alternatively, check if they are indexed but just have a very low rank. Or my last thought is your theme might have some not blocking script on it. Usually Flash type stuff would be a culprit

Yes, your theme’s functions.php file is where it should go. Glad you got it to work.

Hi @independent

What does your robots.txt file look like?

function leanneoleary_custom_post_types( $post_types ) {
$post_types[] = 'files';
return $post_types;
}
add_filter ( 'bp_blogs_record_post_post_types', 'leanneoleary_custom_post_types' );

If your custom post type is files, then just try that? You’ll need to ensure the Site tracking component is enabled via WP admin.

Hi @leanneoleary

bp_blogs_record_post_post_types filters the post types to track. The function you posted is telling the Blogs component to track videos and pictures.

bp_activity_add() simply adds items to the activity stream. See here for how it’s used.

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Hi @ouegy

The logic looks sound (although I haven’t tested). It seems to check if the displayed and logged-in members are friends. If they are friends it displays some text: Oops! You must be friends with…

I can’t see what the code does if the users aren’t friends because the code is cut off at } else { ?>

Hi @aymanomar85

Have you tried BP Profile Search?

Hi @j-rajnoha

This shouldn’t be happening. Which theme are you using? And what plugins do you have activated?

Hey @bphelp @rosyteddy @peter-hamilton @danbp and @mcpeanut

In version 1.0.2, I’ve addressed the problem of the mystery-man displaying for existing users when the plugin is first activated. There’s now no need to wait until their next login to get their identicon. Identicons are available for display for everyone when needed.

Do you still have the issue if you use Twenty Fifteen with no plugins activated (aside from BuddyPress)?

Hi @joeyaberle

Which theme are you using? Plugins activated?