BuddyPress.org

OK, here’s a picture:
https://mikeandtina.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Profile.png

If I understand what you’re asking, you should be able to add profile fields in the WordPress Dashboard under Users->Profile Fields. As long as you set “Visibility” to Everyone, then I believe that Buddypress will display those fields in the person’s profile.

It adds option for ascending or descending order on the buddypress profile activity tab.
I don’t know of a way to (easily) post a screen shot here, but if you email me I’ll send you one.
My email is in my profile here.

I finally got a lead on how to do this from the BuddyDev.com forum:
https://buddydev.com/support/forums/topic/adding-a-second-control-to-members-activity-loop/

I actually ended up using a combination of filters similar to the ones at the bottom of that post, along with an override of buddypress/members/single/activity.php.

I can supply more…[Read more]

OK, well it appears that there is actually no BP template that can be overridden for this situation. I ended up doing it by filtering the code that creates the Friends Tab in the profile. Here’s what I ended up with. If anybody sees anything wrong here, let me know. All this does is create the same tab (a list item) that BP does, except I don’t…[Read more]

For what it’s worth, I’ve *almost* gotten all this to work, but have one more slight problem with the profile. I actually just posted about it here:

Overriding number of Friends in the Profile

But then I just remembered this thread, and I thought I would put this pointer in, just in case anyone else has the…[Read more]

@maurodalu,

Thank you for posting this. I’m planning to use it.
Could you possibly explain what the “do not exclude in admin” test is doing?

Thanks so much!

-Mike

I have the same issue also, and have for a while. I’m using BuddyPress and bbPress. I also have a bit of custom code, but I don’t *think* it should affect the [x]. I see that no one appears to be getting an answer about this, but I just though I’d chime in 🙂

We seem to be talking past each other. I’m looking in the WP usermeta table. I’m having trouble identifying the buddypress entries which control notifications. I’m not talking about a table that starts with bp_ I’m talking about entries in usermeta with a meta_key that starts with bp_ (sorry, I guess I wasn’t clear about that).

Maybe looking for…[Read more]

Is there any documentation on the details? I see a number of things that start with bp_ but nothing that is obviously a flag to tell whether various notifications are turned on.

Hi @shanebp,

Am I missing something? I would have thought that would change the from address of all outgoing mail, not just notifications from BuddyPress?

I can’t really test $original_email_address because BP is not using a unique from address to start with.

But perhaps I’m confused about something?

-Mike

I believe I should have put this in the How To and Troubleshooting forum. But after posting it there, I realize that I can’t delete this post. If one of the admins could delete this duplicate, that would be great.

OK, thanks @imath.

The buddypress rest api is not installed automatically (like the wordpress api) right?

So if I haven’t specifically installed the BP REST API then I can just update normally in my next scheduled site maintenance, correct? Just checking.