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Hi,

You can use the code from buddydev. You just have to change one single thing

<?php
//filter on pre_user_query
add_action( 'pre_user_query', 'devb_exclude_loggedin_user', 201 );

function devb_exclude_loggedin_user( $query ) {
    // code below we do not need
    //don't modify the query if the user is not logged in
    // if ( !is_user_logged_in() )
    //    return;

    //do not hide users inside the admin
    if ( is_admin() && !defined('DOING_AJAX') )
        return;
    $qv = $query->query_vars;

    global $wpdb;
    //hide little change at the end of the query.I changed it to user_id : 1
    // but userID can be anything. I chose 1 because that is my admin user_id
    $query->query_where .= $wpdb->prepare(" AND {$wpdb->users}.ID !=%d ", 1 );
}
?>

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confirmed. it works.

On a side note. When I change the password of a user on the admin side of WP, it doesn’t make use of bp_email? How can I make use of bp_email and the nice format when changing emails?

Anyway, thanks a bunch ! 🙂

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I also try to play a bit with available filters, the one below is also not working.

add_filter( 'bp_email_set_from', 'mijnmeel1',10,4);

function mijnmeel1( $from, $email_address, $name, $this ) {
    dd($from);  // dd = kint debugger
}

p.s.
I am using these functions in my own plugin.

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I am running :

PHP 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.14 (cli)

The function is not called at all. I tried to change add_action into add_filter, also that didn’t do anything.

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Hi Danbp,

Hookr.io WAUW thats a goldmine ! many thanks for that link 🙂

Regarding the 2nd url, thats not what I am after. It brings me a bit closer to my goal though.

Anyway, thanks a bunch Danbp, especially for hookr 🙂

Reds,

J

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seriously, there is no other way? 🙁 I was hoping to find a plugin that would allow me to create a welcome page after registration

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I suspected I needed a plugin but wasn’t sure. thanks 🙂

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Thanks so far.

I am using latest version of WordPress and Latest of Buddypress

Lets forget about css for now, I think I need to redo how activity stream is generating the html. If I want to get done as in my example (1st post) then I need to generate my own HTML. I am considering writing my own plugin to make it do what I want..

What buddypress filter can I use to adjust the html below?

<div class="activity-inner">
<p>Si quicquam extra virtutem habeatur in bonis. Qua ex cognitione facilior facta est investigatio rerum occultissimarum. Tum ille timide vel potius verecunde: Facio, inquit.</p>
<p>Videmus igitur ut conquiescere ne […]<img src="http://somewebsite/wannabe/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Unknown.jpg"></p>
</div>

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Am I the only one with this question?? 🙂

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Did anyone give it a try to program an extensive role / membership based API for BP? Perhaps this should be a BP core ‘thingy’.

Its a bit frustrating now that once a plugin is installed and made available, it is available for all registered users, unless the plugin comes with its own way to restrict its usage.

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Thanks danbp, it looks like a solution. But what happens when BP is updated?

I am not very well versed in WP and BP hooks and etc. But can that piece of code be put in a plugin instead of changing php files?

rgds,
W.