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Take a look at bp-xprofile-filters.php in bp-xprofile

Those are the filters that are applied to profile field values to strip html, etc.

You can add code to your functions.php to add / remove / replace them […]

Rather than trying to friend everyone, it might be a more logical mapping to simply remove the friend concept (and any related conditional code) from your site.

Hi Thomas –

a few pointers for you:

To integrate your videos into BuddyPress, you probably want to take a look at building a BuddyPress component – check out the bp skeleton component – it gives all the […]

BuddyPress doesn’t use custom post types, and doesn’t have an XML-RPC API yet (well, not that I’m aware of).

I guess your first stage is to implement your own XML-RPC interface for the specific BuddyPress […]

This article gives some decent ideas (and some less so!):

http://wp.tutsplus.com/tutorials/security/best-practices-for-preventing-buddypress-spam-user-registrations/

Other than that – there are lots of prior […]

@valuser – that plugin is nearly 3 years old. Given the hooks, priorities have changed – I doubt it works anymore.

The link I’ve given provides a solution to the problem, with just one line that needs adding […]

Please post your issues as separate topics – it helps finding them, solving them.

#2 is a well known UX problem with BuddyPress – […]

@traveljunkie sells a full featured plugin to do this – check it out here:

http://shop.shabushabu.eu/plugins/mapology.html

Have you started by doing all the basic steps:

1. Make a copy of your site (so you are not working on the live server)
2. Deactivate all plugins except BuddyPress
3. Switch to bp-default theme
4. [Ideally […]

Yes, you need to echo the value returned by bp_get_member_profile_data(), or just use bp_profile_field_data() as you’ve done

Hi Jeroen,

we’ve built a lot of sites on BuddyPress – and forums are often a big issue for our clients.

Clients / users expect forums to behave like normal forums (as your users have already indicated as […]

To make the URL clickable, add an anchor tag and use bp_get_member_profile_data() to get the value for the href attribute.

No, you don’t need to use a child theme.

You can work the way you do with Twenty Eleven – copying over the parts of bp-default that you want to reuse into a clean non-child theme. We build all our BuddyPress […]

@pinhead149 – if you’d like us to quote on the integration work, please email info@21inspired.com

Alternatively, there are a number of other good BuddyPress developers you could approach. You could also try […]

Have a look at the templates in /member/single/profile

e.g. edit.php – you’ll be interested in hooks such as bp_custom_profile_edit_fields

You’ll also want to look at members-loop.php to display the plugin fields.

@shanebp @hnla –

As Hugo points out, we can also use (since 1.5.somethingorother) bp_member_profile_data(), defined in bp-members-template.php

The comments in member-header.php should be updated!

Yes, we’ve also noticed a problem with bp_profile_field_data() and select boxes, drop down fields, etc.

The following workaround should handle that field for you:

`?php $hobbies = implode(“, “, […]

If you are not tech savvy, it sounds like you would be best to hire a developer to do this development work.

It would also be helpful if you posted full information on here – like the theme you are trying to […]

Every BuddyPress version from 1.0.1 to 1.5.6 comes with bp-default as part of the plugin package.

Start with the documentation on theming BuddyPress: […]

Not sure this what this question has to do with BuddyPress – is there a reason why you haven’t asked it on the wordpress.org forums for the plugins?