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Are tables and data created/saved in the DB? if they are then you should simply have to query the DB in bp-wp-navbar to fetch the field values and use those in place of the current variable strings. I haven’t time to look too deeply now but will try and run it tomorrow and have a […]

People The community , must as a whole, stop this practice of hijacking threads we now have three questions running in the same thread this practice isn’t tolerated on most tech forumsd due to the confusion that thread dissolves into. The first thing all three of you must check is that your permalinks are working […]

Ah not that knowledgeable, sadly 🙂

Ok well done, they look promising; wp_get_nav_menus() was one of the functions that is referenced in the codex but has no page written for it and which I had been playing around with the functions above I’m not sure about but can break them down and the links look like useful reading I’ll have another […]

That sounds like you actually need a custom front page, but what do mean by ‘click it’ that’s a rather loose term click what? Why does that page not simply have the text/content you want with a simple link to the registration page and also a simple login, registered users will login and be directed […]

? BP 1.2.4 you need to install 1.2.5.2

If you have really installed 1.2.4 try upgrading it to 1.2.5 and see if that makes a difference and report back.

Jenny that plugin you found ‘redirects’ is this a BP plugin? if not then use the one I linked to which is custom coded to work for BP (can’t vouch whether it’s currently compatible with latest releases) At the end of the day I think you are looking for one plugin to cover two different […]

@pcwriter oops sorry missed this post. That’s exactly what I was talking about and exactly what I had intended to implement but it probably got overlooked in the original thread, I spent a considerable amount of time reading through all the nav-menu files trying to see how these user added menu labels were referenced but couldn’t […]

Travel_junkies code redirects logged out users to the main sign up page which is what I thought you were asking for, it can easily be configured to allow main directory pages to be viewed, but nothing deeper, or I guess to redirect to another page of choice, it’s not a plugin per se it’s the […]

Jenny a search of the forum turns up this thread, (always worth a quick search to see what’s been covered )

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/being-re-directed-to-your-profile-page-after-login/

Give the plugin listed in the last post a go and see if it works for you, and just acknowledge back whether…[Read more]

Jenny that’s what Travel_junkies code does (at least the first part of your request); have you tried it? Are you having specific issues with it?

Have a read through this post with particular reference to travel_junkies code which you should be able to modify to prevent access to certain pages/areas if user not registered/loggedout

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/how-to-make-a-private-community/?topic_page=2&num=15#post-44616

At further risk of being annoying 🙂 but to show by example how I might modify things: http://pastebin.com/siydMqKU That is rough and ready and a simple paragraph wrapper for the output – spans are maintained within the functions which while not 100% ideal and be justified to the extent that the plugin knows best exactly […]

Gonna jump on the band wagon here as well 🙂 Couple of things: If modifying stuff, adding a few classes is not a bad thing, however what would be, and is more important is to re-factor the markup to render semantic elements; divs and spans are semantically null elements used as aggregaters and as such […]

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First time they posted half a dozen posts, then changed name and another couple (that foxed me completely rolleyes:)

500 internal errors can also be caused by bad .htaccess rules.

It’s spam Paul.

It’s not as straightforward as it ought to be there appear to be issues with the order of loading at least what is easily doable from functions.php becomes problematic as a plugin – I have had to wrap the remove_actions in a bp-init function and that provokes other questions as there appear to be conflicting […]