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That’s more of an s2member question than a BuddyPress one – so, better asked on their forums.

Anyway:

In your PHP template for displaying the user, you can add the following code:

echo get_user_field('s2member_access_label', $user_id);

and to get the $user_id for the displayed user, you can use:

global $bp;
$user_id =…[Read more]

@strangechild — there is some documentation here: https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/theme-compatibility-1-7/theme-compatibility-2/

The intro is confusing, but if you jump to the second section, it tells you where to find files and where they need to be added to your theme, if you want to override them.

ok.. props to @hnla

Defining the constant BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG in bp-custom.php fixed the problem.

@boone – any thoughts on this vs. enabling BP on a site by site basis (as suggested as preferable in your in file comments)? Is activity / members / groups, etc. shared when BP is activated separately for each site?

@rameshwormaharjan

If you look in the implementation bp_has_activities(), you’ll see if no user id is supplied as an argument it will default to the displayed_user id on a member page.

See lines 316 and 382 of bp-activity-template.php

If you’re on a non member page it will show activity relative to the logged in user (line 382).

Try passing…[Read more]

Duplicate of other thread: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/hide-the-followingfollowers-tabs-from-non-profile-owners/

We’ve used WP FB Autoconnect on a lot of BuddyPress sites – https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-fb-autoconnect/

There’s a functional free version, and just a few dollars extra for the pro version

Sounds like you are using an old / outdated plugin with a recent version of BuddyPress.

Looks like called wp-cache might be the problem — see if this link helps you https://wordpress.org/support/topic/advanced-cachephp-problems-on-upgrade

My team are currently top of the league… yep, had you down as a North London supporter (although have to admit, I suspected of your arch rivals!)

… quick correction, apparently 3rd behind Villa and the Hammers.

Maybe I’m just confused by the naming:

I know I can do this by creating my own class named BP_Legacy in my theme and customising, but this doesn’t seem a correct approach.

Is the BP_Legacy class supposed to behave like a pluggable function? i.e. you are expected to redeclare the class with the same name?

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On a separate but related matter -…[Read more]

Hi R-a-y,

Yes, had looked at the implementation in the default BP components, and ‘gotten’ my head around it.

Good to get confirmation that this is the right approach for 3rd party as well.

Thanks, Roger

Hey Dan,

thanks, yes, BuddyDrive looks to have the ‘correct’ solution.

It creates a BP_Theme_Compat class for the component – the same approach that the internal components (Groups, Activity, etc.) do.

@boone, @r-a-y … is that the recommended approach for 3rd party components going forward?

Cheers,
Roger

a gentle 2 day bump

Resurrecting an old thread, but we encountered the same problem on 1.7 install, and fixed in same way.

I note the problem doesn’t seem to occur on testbp.org

We had problems upgrading a large site – see: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/wsod-in-wp-admin-activating-site-tracking-upgrade-from-1-2-9-1-5/

I assume some BP script in the backend was timing out.

We solved by:

1. exporting our users / user_meta table. Leaving just the admin user
2. upgrading BP
3. Reimporting the users

This worked fine.…[Read more]