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+1 on the widget template in bp-default!

Folks are always looking for ways to extend/customize the functionality of their homepage – I know I always do 😉
I’m looking forward to submitting my themes (again) when 1.3 is finally up and running.

@hnla @r-a-y

Spam…

As Boone hinted in his earlier post, these hooks can be used by plugins to add functionality to Buddypress. For example, the Buddypress Humanity plugin uses the do_action( ‘bp_before_registration_submit_buttons’) hook, also found in register.php, to add an additional field that must contain text matching a site-admin-defined value from the…[Read more]

@danstinebaugh

There’s a plugin available that stops the registration emails and auto-activates accounts available at BuddyDev.com but it’s a premium plugin (site membership = $30/3…[Read more]

@terryplatt

Problem solved on your site. It was a theme conflict in the plugin code. Your menu structure is fine. 🙂

I sent you an email with the details.

You’re welcome! Glad it worked out. 🙂

“I reallly suspect that I have been using the WP 3 menu creation tool wrong all these years.” WP custom menus only appeared with WordPress3.0, and that came out on June 17, 2010. So I’m thinking there’s some confusion or misunderstanding in the way you have your menus structured. If you could give me admin […]

Doh! (he says… with a hearty slap to the forehead). I had forgotten to remove the current_component condition.

Change the “if” line of the code to this:

if ( $bp->settings->slug ) {

It’ll work just fine now.

Do you mean the “Community” dropdown menu in your theme’s main menu? That looks to be either hardcoded in the theme, or you’ve added it to one of your custom menus?

OK, I’m hoping someone else can chime in here with a way to remove the “Notifications” subnav item from the “My Account” adminbar menu, ‘cuz that’s one I haven’t been able to figure out 🙁

@jordynn

To remove the notifications subnav item, add the following snippet to your functions.php file:
function remove_notifications_subnav(){
global $bp;
if ( $bp->current_component == $bp->settings->slug ) {
bp_core_remove_subnav_item($bp->settings->slug, 'notifications');
}
}
add_action( 'wp', 'remove_notifications_subnav', 2 );

This is…[Read more]

@jordynn

Add the following remove_action to your functions.php or bp-custom.php file:

remove_action( ‘bp_adminbar_menus’, ‘bp_adminbar_notifications_menu’, 8 );

@terryplatt

I just created an account at your site to view the problem but I guess you don’t have the plugin activated at the moment.

Do you mean to say that you get double menus in the adminbar, or in your main menu?

First of all, edit the post you just made and put every code snippet between backticks ‘cuz the way you have it posted now, there are things missing and the page layout is all screwed up.

@wfleiss

The bp-default theme does not yet support WP3 custom menus, but it will with Buddypress v1.3. In the meantime – and this is a good idea at all times – use a child-theme that does support custom menus.

@modemlooper

Ya beat me to it! 🙂

No, uploading an avatar is the second step in the registration process. Once a user fills out the form on your signup page (filling in all the fields you define in “Profile Field Setup – Base Group”) and clicks the “Complete Sign Up” button, the next page they see will allow them to upload their […]

@faceteletv

You’ll need to increase the filesize upload limits. See this post for some helpful tips:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/installing-buddypress/forum/topic/installing-buddypress-1-2-6-to-wordpress-3-0-1/

@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.

@27Surf Your frustration is understandable, especially since Modularity Lite is not a Buddypress-ready theme. Have you tried contacting the theme author for help? Have you been using the Buddypress Template Pack to modify your theme’s templates for Buddypress? You can also try other, easier to modify themes that are Buddypress-ready. I’ve put one…[Read more]