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Definitely customized. They’re using BP 1.1.3.

This just goes to show what you can do with imagination and theme customization!

Looks like you’re using a BP plugin or some custom code that is conflicting with Welcome Pack.

Are you using any plugins that do anything to the member directory at all?

Have you tried using the BP default theme? That’s the easiest way to figure out if your child theme is the problem.

Also, if you’re using WPMU, check the wp-content/mu-plugins folder.

@thegreatdaysho – Login to your FTP and navigate to /wp-content/plugins. Rename the BuddyPress Template Pack plugin directory to something else. Then reload your site.

FYI, I deleted your other topic because of double posting.

@thekmen – This could be fixed in BP 1.3-bleeding version, but for the 1.2 branch, please report it as a bug.

@walid3 – Are you saying that when you apply the define line, that your admin account is still /members/admin? Or are you saying that activity stream items for “admin” link to “/members/admin”? If this is your problem, then that is expected because activity stream items are cached in the database. New activity items should correctly use […]

You could probably hook into the get_header action, do your conditional check and if the person is a mentor, then show the page, otherwise show the registration page or whatever.

Modify the function listed in this…[Read more]

Glad you figured it out. FYI, the community takes time out of their day to help people and write documentation for free. Contrary to popular belief, we are not robots! 😉 We need more people like you to contribute to the codex, after all this is an open-source project. The more people that contribute, the more rich the […]

@slaffik – Hmm… make sure you’re using the latest code as the older ones I posted on Pastebin did not hook into the right action. Also double check the wp_bp_activity table and make sure for the “new_blog_post” type that the item_id is the blog ID and the secondary_item_id is the post ID on the blog. One […]

There is no real guideline apart from making sure your plugin is BP-aware . You can check out how BP’s internal code is structured as well some of the most popular BP plugins. A BP plugin is basically a WP plugin so you can also read up on WP’s general guidelines . Also check out: https://codex.wordpress.org/Developer_Documentation#Plugin_Development […]

@walid3 – Add the following line to wp-config.php:
define ( 'BP_ENABLE_ROOT_PROFILES', true );

For more nifty internal config settings, check out this page:
https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/changing-internal-configuration-settings/

@blacktattoo – You could try the BP Usernames Only plugin if you want to replace the display name with the username:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-usernames-only/

If you want to add it to the activity content, you could apply a filter to “bp_get_activity_content”.

Hi Philo,

Read this:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/faq-how-to-code-snippets-and-solutions/?topic_page=2&num=15#post-41850

@slaffik – Can you try creating a new blog post and then check the favorite button on that blog post? When you mouseover the favorite button, you should see: hxxp://domain.com/activity/favorite/ACTIVITY_ID/?_wpnonce=xxx. If the activity ID is blank, that means the code couldn’t find an activity id for the blog post. I’ve noticed that some old blog…[Read more]

@slaffik – The code doesn’t do anything by itself. Sorry for not being clear!

You also need to add the favorite / unfavorite code from bp-default/activity/entry.php to each blog theme’s single.php.

I could have hooked the favorite button to “the_content”, but decided to give theme designers some flexibility this way.

Here’s a tweaked version of @dnxpert ‘s code that works on WPMU (don’t use this on single WP): http://pastebin.com/Qfichf0t (paste in wp-content/plugins/bp-custom.php) (updated 06/12/2010 – 12:27am GMT) The positives with my code is you can use the favorite / unfavorite code from bp-default/activity/entry.php verbatim without duplicating the…[Read more]