The reason is that my admins never complete the new user signup properly, even though they’re redirected to the extended profile page once the new account has been created!

Is it possible?

Thanks

Peter

You will see that there are a number of hooks which you can add your additions into, particularly at line 44: do_action( 'bp_directory_members_item' ); and at line 59: do_action( 'bp_directory_members_actions' );

On my install of BuddyPress a class of logged-in is added to the body element when the user is logged in. Check your page to make sure that this is the same for you too.

If it is,…[Read more]

For that you need groups_get_user_groups().

It will return an array of group info, so you’ll have to process it further before storing it.

Have a look here: http://hookr.io/functions/groups_get_user_groups/

function bgmc_nosubs_redirect() {

}
add_filter( 'template_redirect', 'bgmc_nosubs_redirect' );


Note – untested, but theory is sound 🙂

class my_group_page extends BP_Group_Extension {
function __construct() {
$args = array( 'slug' => 'page_slug', 'name' => 'Page Name', 'nav_item_position' => 12 );
parent::init( $args );
}
function display( $group_id = NULL ) {
// page code goes…[Read more]

When a group admin views the single forum post, at the top of the post you should see the date on the left and then options at the right: CLOSE | STICK | MERGE | BIN | SPAM | REPLY – just click on STICK.

This will stick it to the top of…[Read more]

define( 'BP_ENABLE_ROOT_PROFILES', true );

That comes from this page: https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/customizing/changing-internal-configuration-settings/

Sometimes the person who knows the…[Read more]

ul#members-list li.is-current-user div.action { display: none; }

Obviously I can’t test that though but it should work if your theme also uses the BP Legacy templates.

Hope that helps

Super Socializer allows you to cross-post your own blog posts onto Facebook, etc, and to then amalgamate any comments back to the original blog…[Read more]

I’ve never used such a thing, but your enquiry piqued my interest so I did a quick Google and found this premium plugin called ProfilePress: https://profilepress.net/features/multi-step-registration-form/. I also found mention of Gravity Forms with User Registration add-on (also premium) doing what you want too:…[Read more]

It mostly works with BuddyPress (in that you can limit access to most pages and bbPress forum posts) but they do have work to do to make it fully protect a BP…[Read more]

Apart from that, the only thing really missing from the Woo bundle is account area integration, but there is another plugin that deals with that:

https://themekraft.com/products/woocommerce-buddypress-integration/

It’s…[Read more]

If you use the plugin and set the field visibility to ‘Only Me (Admin Editable)’ then the field will only be visible to the user and the Admin. You could also use the ‘Admin’ settings to, for example, add no…[Read more]

$needs = explode( ", ", bp_member_profile_data(‘field=School Needs: Social Welfare’) );

Which should then put an array into $needs like this:

Array
(
[0] => Environmental programmes
[1] => Sports development
)

http://php.net/manual/en/function.explode.php

$member_type = "doctor"; // slug of member type
if ( bp_has_members( array ( 'type' => 'alphabetical', 'per_page' => 1000, 'member_type' => $member_type ) ) ) {
while ( bp_members() ) : bp_the_member();
//…[Read more]

BuddyPress Admin Only Profile Fields

Adds these options to the visibility options: ‘Admin’, ‘Everyone (Admin Editable)’ and ‘Only Me (Admin Editable)’

Hope that helps

You’ll need to do some investigation to find out what is actually causing the error. Start by changing your wp-config.php file to write an error log. Find the line which says define('WP_DEBUG', false); and change it (plus…[Read more]

However, it is possible with plugins such as the one you identified.

I had a similar requirement and ended up doing it by utilising BP’s Member Types functionality (which require a plugin or custom code to set up), a plugin called BuddyPress Xprofile Member Type Field…[Read more]

#buddypress div.item-list-tabs ul li a span { float: left; }

I eventually found the code that you’re using and modified it to be able to…[Read more]

First time I’ve ever done that!

Thanks

I’m using a little bit of code from http://wpsites.org/how-to-make-oembed-videos-responsive-10520 to filter WordPress’s oEmbed to make YouTube videos responsive. Basically it hooks into the WP filter ’embed_oembed_html’ to add a container div.

It works a treat in forum topic views, but it isn’t working on the site-wide…[Read more]

Or, a quick Google brings up loads of alternatives: https://www.google.com/search?q=wordpress+jobs+board+plugin

Go to your WordPress’ Settings > General page and uncheck Membership Anyone can register

Don’t know how that will effect your theme’s registration, though…

My usage is:

define ( 'BP_DEFAULT_COMPONENT', 'profile' );
define ( 'BP_GROUPS_DEFAULT_EXTENSION', 'forum' );

to change the default view in the user’s profile to ‘profile’ and the group to ‘forum’.

A search of the files in the buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default folder turns up nothing, so I’m guessing not.

Nope, not permalinks.

Not sure how that would effect the routine that adds the entry to the menu though!

Cheers

Don’t suppose you have any insights into why it’s still not adding the entry to the Show menu?

Cheers!

1. The codex example still isn’t inserting the entry into the Show drop-down menu.

2. I have a post type called “document” and that isn’t working at all, although my others are.

Finally, and this is just an observation, but I wonder why all of this is necessary. The WordPress function…[Read more]

1. The codex example isn’t inserting the entry into the Show drop-down menu.

2. I have a post type called “document” and that isn’t working at all, although my others are.

Finally, and this is just an observation, but I wonder why all of this is necessary. The WordPress function register_post_type()…[Read more]

I had already worked out that 'component_id' => buddypress()->activity->id was wrong and should be 'component_id' => 'activity', but it’s interesting to find that the source of the problem was that the codex example was (and still is, btw) hooking into the wrong action.

Now, on a…[Read more]

Each time you update BuddyPress you need to get into the habit of going to Settings > Permalinks and clicking on Save Changes (you don’t need to actually change anything, just click Save Changes)!

Hope that helps

My custom post type is “music”, and I want it on the activity stream, so I amended the code to:

add_post_type_support( 'music', 'buddypress-activity' );

function…[Read more]

My custom post type is “music”, and I want it on the activity stream, so I amended the code to:

add_post_type_support( 'music', 'buddypress-activity' );

function…[Read more]

Thanks for the that, but I have tried the repair tools, and they don’t do anything to help me.

Yes, I know of that script, but was rather hoping that there was something that I’d overlooked without having to get my hands dirty directly editing the database!

Seems to me that this is something that the repair tools should handle. I…[Read more]