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It sounds like a more general problem with your server, rather than anything to do with bbPress or BuddyPress – best to refer it to your hosting provider.

To remove bbPress – you can ftp to your plugins […]

Throw this in your bp-custom.php file to fix the glitch:

remove_filter( ‘bp_get_the_profile_field_value’, ‘xprofile_filter_link_profile_data’, 9 );

No idea who thought it was a good idea to automatically […]

Have a look at the member-header.php file in bp-default theme. It documents how to add fields.

Follow those instructions to add them in the member-header equivalent in your child or standalone theme… or add […]

If you go to plugins in wp-admin – it will tell you your BP version number.

Basic search functions, subscribe to topics – what kind of a forum do you think this? 🙂

Turn off your plugins that need the friend component to be installed, or re-enable the friends component.

If you can’t get into wp-admin – go to your plugins folder, and delete the plugins

My understanding is that there is no working search function – not sure why the search box is there!

Here are 3 sites built on BuddyPress that provide for business listings and reviews:

http://plazaa.de
http://bitsythis.com
http://somibo.com

They are all heavily customised builds, and use the BuddyPress […]

Switch to the bp-default theme, deactivate your plugins – reactivate each one individually and test after each one to isolate the problem

If you want to see the CSS / selectors for a given element – turn on Firebug (in Firefox), or Developer tools in Safari

Using the email address as username is likely to run in to problems with the profile URL. BP uses the username the form that URL.

To build this kind of feature, you need to be a PHP developer:

You’d add new profile field groups for each type of stat (or if the stats are too complex for profile fields – a custom component to handle […]

It’s a custom sign up form on a bespoke page; it’s not based on the register.php file that you find in the bp-default theme.

In the backend, we also unhook / hook in a number of custom functions to process […]

@enderpal444 – thanks for posting your solution – that’s the sort of approach I was suggesting as ‘two pass’ – getting all the users unsorted, then sorting them, before iterating over them.

Efficiency might […]

https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/

Plaza is a very nice website – it’s also a significant custom development.

Are you a skilled PHP developer with solid WordPress development experience (writing custom post types, taxonomies, url rewrites and […]

It’s a WordPress Multisite question, not a BuddyPress one – this function would be a starting point: it returns all the blogs a user has access to:

get_blogs_of_user( )

Yes, use a PHP conditional statement to check whether they are logged in and include the appropriate code.

As @modemlooper points out, it’s straightforward work for a web developer, but does require knowledge […]

There are no spam members on there (or no more than a small handful). The site is monitored and administered on a daily basis.

Enterprise Nation is a very successful company supporting UK small businesses. […]

Using the WP API you can sort by meta_value on posts (WP_Query), but not on users (WP_User_Query).

You’d either have to do it in 2 passes, or write your own custom SQL statement.

If you have a lot of users, […]

The following can be used on a single post page to give you a link to the author’s buddy press profile:
$author_id = get_the_author_meta( 'ID' );
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<a href=&quot;" rel="bookmark" class="fn url">...