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@modemlooper, thanks for your suggestion on different forms for different users in the register.php.
I also want to change the register slug. Because spam bots know bp register slug. We can get rid of a lot of them by simply change the register slug. But, how?

@modemlooper A central app/plugin/theme store would be a great addition to the BP community! The site could be monetized by taking a commission on sales (I think that can be done with PayPal Pro, but not sure). You could throw in an affiliate program too (I remember seeing a $39 WP plugin that looked well-stocked with […]

That would be a great idea @modemlooper.

@modemlooper – thanks!

Same for me, I wanted to update the custom community theme, the update is full of bug fixes and improvements. But I do not get it in. After Results of Automated Theme Scanning: Fail, I wrote like @modemlooper in the ticket, and they approved it manually. But still its not listen. It looks like its not […]

Ok great! I think I can wait for the update.

Thanks @modemlooper!

hi @modemlooper, first of all thanks very much for all you’re doing for the bp community im crossing you as author very often when trying out plugins or themes 😉 i wanted to have an additional sidebar on the left, so i installed and activated “Buddypress widget themes” first of all. I didi have aditional columns, […]

@modemlooper

Ya beat me to it! 🙂

@v_andreev

Like @modemlooper said, xprofile fields are added through your WordPress backend admin area (MUCH easier than trying to hack your way through register.php).

Go to “Buddypress” > “Profile Field Setup” and add your registration fields there. Any fields you add in the first (“Base”) group will appear on your registration page.

Yeah, @modemlooper what are you using for your iPhone app in the absence of REST? Or are you requiring a BP plugin to make it work?

I think there are a couple things that could be done to improve the situation with respect to themability and plugins. Right now, bp-default contains two generic plugin templates: /members/single/plugins.php and /groups/single/plugins.php. These do, essentially, exactly what @modemlooper suggests in the OP: they provide a shell (header, footer,…[Read more]

@modemlooper + 1 for your idea.

@modemlooper
I was thinking more of client work. For free downloadable themes it’s of course a dead end.

@hnla
I’m with you on the custom post types. Don’t get that either yet.

thanks @modemlooper its the registration form not the login that autofills i reckon it must be a cookie issue – a cookie that remembers what you have put in each box so that if it flags up an incorrect entry you don’t have to start over again somehow it has written the cookie to my server? […]