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Depending where the links are being added / submitted, you might also be able to add a filter in your PHP code to strip them out.

@r-a-y — looks like your reply and my edit with thanks crossed!

Have the solution — the code to implement the BP_Legacy class in buddypress-functions.php had changed between beta and full release.

I needed to update the buddypress-functions.php file in our theme to match these changes.

@r-a-y: thanks for getting back to me. Yes, this is a considerable build based on the new theming approach — it’s been…[Read more]

@shanebpdev – sorry, just seen your comment. Thanks for the feedback.

The client is partnered with a publishing company, and uses the publishing company’s servers — unfortunately, I don’t have too many details on the specification — concentrating on the development side of this project.

At one stage, we had considerable server problems (when…[Read more]

Problem is that groups_create_group() doesn’t set the total_member_count — so subsequent calls to set up the Groups Template fail to load the groups.

We worked around by explicitly […]

Hasn’t @ray already raised this on the trac?

We’ve also been having issues with activation links not redirecting correctly in 1.7

Yep, it’s one of the most useless things in BuddyPress.
You can get rid of those links by adding the following to your bp-custom.php file:
 
function remove_xprofile_links() {
remove_filter( […]

This another example of directory features we build for a BuddyPress site: http://www.enterprisenation.com/business-directory/
It’s based around custom post types & taxonomies, and integrates as a component with […]

https://buddypress.org/support/forum/plugin-forums/bp-jobs-board/

The author of ‘friendpress’ took several snippets of code written by other people, and tried to package them in a plugin.  From other people’s feedback, I don’t believe it ever worked.

As I said previously, the group_id is passed as the first parameter to the action.
You need to add the parameters to your function.
If you are not familiar with writing action functions in WordPress, you should […]

If it’s on the members page, use a bp function to get the user_id, e.g. bp_displayed_user_id(), and pass that to your loops.

The call you are using to get the queried_user_id is not going to work on a […]

The groups_join_group action gets passed the group_id as its first parameter:
e.g. do_action( ‘groups_join_group’, $group_id, $user_id );
So, you have the group_id already.
 
Interestingly, there doesn’t seem to […]

Which theme are you using?

Find that out, and edit in:  /wp-content/themes/your-theme/members/single/member-header.php

If you haven’t got your theme structure setup correctly – then you need to do that first […]

@rickkumar – I noticed loginradius have been spamming the Internet with fake users / testimonials for their product — so probably good to avoid that one.
If you are looking for another free solution – you can […]

It’s really badly named — very confusing.  You’re not the first person to not know that ‘send public message’ means post update on user wall.

On the bright side, by adapting Brajesh’s plugin for 1.6, you’ll […]

‘send public message’ built in to 1.6+ provides this functionality — posting to another user’s wall