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https://buddypress.org/community/groups/creating-extending/forum/topic/membermap-for-buddypress/

It’s not a default function.

But, yes it’s possible to integrate something like Google Maps and show all profiles on a map. We’ve recently commissioned this for one of our client websites.

Have a search on this forum for a post by @travel-junkie. He gives some tips on how to do this.

Typically you would do this with a combination of client and server side validation. JavaScript on the client side to validate your register form prior to submission, and a secondary check in your php post submission.

Start with a look at your register.php file

@ehegwer

The T-string error is because your code is not valid php

You’ve closed your function after the global definition, and failed to put a ; after your statements.

@bplove @marcrem You’ll need to build your own bespoke theme, with a custom activity loop that doesn’t filter ‘the scope’, but instead shows all activities. Sounds confusing – unfortunately, it is a little. The default BuddyPress theme uses a set of filters (put together by a javascript routine in _inc/ajax.php) to determine which entries to show…[Read more]

Do a search on bp_activity_add on this forum.. I’ve posted some code samples previously

Giving this a bump:

Anyone encountered (fixed) this problem translating notification messages when building a BuddyPress site in a non-english language?

I don’t think there should be any trouble with quotes in this case. See examples on this page, partic. #4 http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php Are you still getting the ‘unexpected T_STRING’ message? Are you certain line 66 is your date(…) line? If Ray’s suggestion / similar thread doesn’t help, it would be a good idea to post a […]

Re: new members – did you create them in the admin system or through the BuddyPress registration pages?

To confirm: you can use custom permalinks without problem in the default wp install.. Changing them as suggested to /%category%/%postname% ?

If that’s the case, try installing BuddyPress plugin again using the automatic install, switch to the bp-default theme, and let us know the outcome

If you deactivate buddypress..can you create and use custom permalinks in your WordPress install? Try something like /%category%/%postname%/

Do they work, can you go to page, post and category pages with custom permalinks turned on?

You need to get this working on your base WordPress before installing BuddyPress

@arxpoetica –

I don’t know if you found any code in the meantime, but in case you haven’t:

The basic function to insert a new profile field is: xprofile_insert_field()

And, to populate a field use: xprofile_set_field_data()

They are defined in bp-xprofile.php

@slashnata – no entiendo tu pregunta exactamente

SPAM @hnla @johnjamesjacoby

@johnnyscience – does it work if you switch to the default theme?

If so, you know the problem is in your theme, and you should probably try contacting labsecrets.com for advice on this one

If not, fire it back on here

The default theme files are in plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/

But, don’t edit these directly, create a child theme and work on that

You’ll find the activity loop calls in the activity folder in the default theme

bp media+ adds a tab to your profile for media uploads

I believe version 1.9 when it eventually arrives (you can beta it, but it will delete all your media when you upgrade), will support multiple media types