Not sure you need that custom for loop. Also, an alternative to using the modulo operator is to reset the counter. Take a look at this as an example:
// Init the counter.
$i = 0;
// Begin activity loop here.
// Increment the counter by 1.
$i = ++$i;
// Check if we're in the 8th iteration.
if ( 8 === $i ) {
// Output ad code here.
// Reset the counter.
$i = 0;
}
// End activity loop here.
I see what you mean. You need username etc to be editable? That’s not possible out-of-the-box. It would require some custom coding or perhaps a plugin if you can find one.
You should be able to log in to the WordPress admin area > Users > Profile Fields and then drag the Account Profile fields to the Account Details group.
@simon1970 glad you got this working. You may at some point come across text in core files that you need to change. That’s where localisation comes in handy, but for now it looks like you’re sorted 🙂
I’ve tested BuddyPress on Twenty Fifteen and Twenty Sixteen recently, both work great. Outside of those 2 themes you’ll have many choices but my best advice would be to set up a testing site and try out before you go live.
You’ll need to output a button on the front-end which, when clicked by a Type B user, would save data to that user’s meta info. The data value you save could be the amount and the key could be pay_to_message. The absence of the key against a particular user’s meta could indicate the feature is disabled.
Note, the following is an example of what isn’t allowed:
BuddyPress Activity Stream Plus
You may come across older plugins that use the 2nd naming style. That’s because the guidance above was introduced by the WordPress Plugin Review Team relatively recently.
I haven’t tested this so try in your testing site first:
// Change this to the ID of the member you'd like to add friends to.
$id = 1;
$user_query = array(
'populate_extras' => false,
'exclude' => $id
);
$user_query = new BP_User_Query( $user_query );
foreach ( $user_query->results as $user ) {
$status = BP_Friends_Friendship::check_is_friend( $id, $user->ID );
if ( 'not_friends' == $status ) {
friends_add_friend( $id, $user->ID );
}
}
I don’t think so because I can’t reproduce at my end. I think there must be something in your setup that’s causing the issue. Do you have a bp-custom.php file with code in it? That could be a source of the problem.
Alternatively you might need to test again with a fresh database.
With reference to the animation, have you tried contacting the theme’s author? Usually when there’s an issue like this it’s worth reporting it so they can issue a global fix.
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