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Take a look through the template files here to see how things fit together. If you use the Template Hierarchy article as a starting block (read through that first), the way you should organise your templates should become clearer

Hope that helps?

Hi @format19

You mention ‘the forum’. That’s bbPress and not BuddyPress functionality. Have you tried asking on their support forum?

In this case you should contact the plugin author. Unfortunately, being a premium plugin, I can’t see the plugin’s code to try to help.

In this case you should contact the plugin author. Unfortunately, being a premium plugin, I can see the plugin’s code to try to help.

Sometimes replies are maked as spam. That may have been the reason? Either way, it would probably have been better if the notification was cleared to avoid confusion at your end.

Feel free to open a Trac ticket to report the problem to our development team.

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org

Sometimes replies are maked as spam. That may have been the reason? Either way, it would probably have been better if the notification was cleared to avoid confusion at your end.

Feel free to open a Track ticket to report the problem to our development team.

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org

Hi @@garrett-eclipse

Is this something that happened on here in these forums, or did it happen on your own BuddyPress website?

Hi @tutakjj

Do you have a link to the sitemap plugin you’re using?

Hi @imath

Thanks for investigating! Who’d have thought array_pop() needing an array instead of a string would be the culprit. You’ve made sense of a very puzzling problem 😀

Can you try clearing your cache?

Thanks. And, just to check, are you running BP version 2.2?

Or better still, what does var_dump( $type ); show you?

I set up two types (‘kw’ & ‘max’) so what i want to achieve is that the echo $type; prints ‘kw’ or ‘max’ depending on what the user is.

That’s great, but what does echo $type actually print to screen? For example:

<?php do_action( 'bp_before_directory_members_list' ); ?>

<ul id="members-list" class="item-list" role="main…[Read more]

Hi @chatty24

The JavaScript that carries out the Ajax request listens for a click on #aw-whats-new-submit. Whilst it might not be the most elegant solution, you could just change this ID in your template file and the JS won’t execute.

Thanks for providing your code. Are you printing $type to screen? What do you get when you do echo $type;?

Great to hear you got things working!

Hi @jessy-marco

Thanks for pointing this out. I’ve opened a Trac ticket to try to get this fixed.

Out of interest, can you try echo bp_get_member_type( bp_get_member_user_id() );

Perhaps there’s a weird character in the code you’ve written. That’s all I can think of?

Hi @format19

These are the capabilities that admins have which editors don’t:

activate_plugins
create_users
delete_plugins
delete_themes
delete_users
edit_files
edit_plugins
edit_theme_options
edit_themes
edit_users
export
import

If you’re not comfortable granting full admin rights, then perhaps you could cherry-pick these? As you…[Read more]

In that case, your code should work. There must be something weird happening causing it to not work.