[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Hi,

Please replace the previous code with this code if you want a tab and not the previous one:

function ps_profile_forum_creation() {
	if(current_user_can('moderate')){
		global $bp;
      	bp_core_new_subnav_item( array( 
            'name' => 'Create Forum', 
            'slug' => 'create-forum', 
            'screen_function' => 'ps_create_forum_screen', 
            'position' => 200,
            'parent_url'      => bp_loggedin_user_domain() . '/forums/',
            'parent_slug'     => 'forums',
            'default_subnav_slug' => 'create-forum'
      	) );
	}
}
add_action( 'bp_setup_nav', 'ps_profile_forum_creation' );
 
 
function ps_create_forum_screen() {
    add_action( 'bp_template_content', 'ps_create_forum_screen_content' );
    bp_core_load_template( 'buddypress/members/single/plugins' );
}

function ps_create_forum_screen_content() {
    echo do_shortcode('

	

		

			

				
You must be logged in to create new forums.
			
		
	


');
}

Hopefully, it will help you.
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[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Hi Inderpreet,

Try repairing the count from Tools->BuddyPress, if it does not fix the issue then it seems like your members have not yet logged-in on the site. As soon as they all will log in on the site the count will be fixed. Because BuddyPress shows the count of the active members(at least they logged in once).

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[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Hi,

You can do it manually then. Please check this https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-registration-options/

Using this plugin you can restrict members to their profile only and then can easily approve them one by one.

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[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Please install this plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/string-locator/ and try searching the string if it is anywhere in files then you will find it or else you have to go for database search.

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[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Hi,

The article has mentioned everything there. Please take a backup before doing so. The theme depends on your need, compare the features and buy one. Kleo, BuddyBoss is one of the best BuddyPress themes.

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[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Hi,

Please check this article: https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-themes/how-to-use-multiple-themes-for-pages-in-wordpress/

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[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Hi,

Instead of the plugin, have you checked in your active theme? This might be there as well if you have BuddyPress based theme.

[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

The last option we can try is CSS. I can give you a code that will hide that button for all the members except admins.

[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Hi,

Please let me know if you are logged in as an administrator or not if yes then certainly the button will be visible to you but if not then you will not be able to see the button after wrapping the code.

Your code seems fine to me and it should work for sure. Also please make sure that there are no ajax requests going on that creates the HTML there.

Let’s debug it more. Please remember we are wrapping code for currently logged in user, not the user from which profile you are creating notifications.

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[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Hi,

It’s because that is not a normal text area. it’s TinyMCE editor and we have to do something else there https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/166077/keyup-events-in-tinymce-editor-not-working

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[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Glad to know that it worked for you 🙂

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[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

add_filter( 'get_footer', 'ps_fill_user_name' );
function ps_fill_user_name(){
	if (bp_is_messages_compose_screen()) {
		?>
		<script type="text/javascript">
			jQuery(document).ready(function(){
				jQuery('#send-to-input').val('@test');
				jQuery('#send-to-input').attr('readonly','readonly');
			});
		</script>
		<?php
	}
        if (current_user_can('manage_options')) {
          ?>
	  <script type="text/javascript">
		jQuery(document).ready(function(){
			jQuery('#send-to-input').removeAttr('readonly');
		});
	   </script>
	<?php
        }
}

[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Hi,

Please check this plugin https://wbcomdesigns.com/downloads/buddypress-activity-bump/

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[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Hi,

That will require custom coding. You can check these https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/click-tracking/

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[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Thanks 🙂

[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

I like your new profile photo:)

Thanks 🙂

You have noticed both ‘bbp-replies’ and my profile pic, thanks again 🙂

[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Yes, that’s the only problem but you can test if it is working for you.

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[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Hi,

Please try with legacy template pack. Maybe it is not working with nouveau template pack.

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[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Hi,

Please try with the legacy template pack and in terms of version if it is not compatible with the latest version then please request in plugin’s support forum to make it compatible. Try any version of BuddyPress less than 3.0 to check the compatibility.

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[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Hi,

Please install https://wordpress.org/plugins/loco-translate/ plugin and then go to plugins menu of this plugin’s setting and find BuddyPress there and there you need to search this string and translate.

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[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Glad to know that it worked for you 🙂

[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Hi,

You need to wrap those lines in this code <?php if(current_user_can(‘manage_options’)){?> //Your button code goes here <?php }?> and that is the only way you can make that button visible to admins only.

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[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Ok, got it now.

The above code will show the forum form on bbpress user profile, not BuddyPress.

Please try this code:

add_action('bbp_template_after_user_topics_created', 'ps_show_forum_form');

function ps_show_forum_form(){
	if(bbp_is_user_home() && current_user_can('moderate')){
		echo do_shortcode('

	

		

			

				
You must be logged in to create new forums.
			
		
	


');
	}
}

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[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Please check this one https://wordpress.org/plugins/status-buddy/

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[@prashantvatsh Participant 8 years ago]

Hi,

The first thing now we need to do is to check if that box is coming from this file or not. So try writing anything in the file and check if that gets printed on that screen if yes then certainly we are on the right file otherwise have to check which file is that from where that box is coming.

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