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What function is stop()?

If you want to end the PHP execution try die() instead.

Are you sure you have your hook setup correctly, and that you are definitely calling the delete account code?

the bp_core_delete_account() function calls on to wp_delete_user() and should in all certains call […]

If it’s just first and last names for your drop down – you can fetch those from the default WordPress fields / calls.

Is ‘role’ stored as an xprofile field or are you mapping across to WordPress roles? If […]

@hnla – the problem we looked at yesterday – I noticed the domain name. If you check the trac ticket it’s because the image isn’t publicy accessible (as we’d suspected).

Look at the WordPress functions
Is_user_logged_in and get_currentuserinfo

@karmatosed – comment was not any reference to you — it’s a direct reply to something Paul posted (see earlier in the thread), and is a comment about the way frameworks based on the language work from an end […]

Unless you are not explaining the issue well enough, I don’t see what the problem is.

Any LESS / SCSS compiler generates the CSS for you (and creates the files automatically), which you can then pass to your […]

@djpaul – Who would be changing the minified CSS file? The only people generating the default CSS file for committal (and released with a version of BP) would be the core devs.

You’d be supplying the end user […]

It’s the way Twitter bootstrap, Zurb Foundation, 320 and up, Compass, etc. provide the files.

It’s up to the user / developer how they work on their own site — if they want to use SCSS they can, if they want […]

@djpaul – the LESS or pref SCSS compiler (e.g codekit) produces CSS files for you — you then include the CSS files in the theme (along with the original SCSS / LESS).

Given you have the CSS files for […]

it’s custom code.

Advertise on the jobs board on this site if you need a similar system building: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-jobs-board/

Yes, you can do this, but you need to write PHP code.

Have a look at some of the actions that are invoked when profile fields are saved, and hook on to those. It’s a little complicated because you aren’t […]

You could code this, but it would require strong dev skills. It’s not supported by the built in bp_has_members() search parameter.

[Edit: the solution would probably involve a search on wp_users first […]

You need to look at global.js

If you look for the calls to bp_filter_request you can find the sections where all screen filter requests are handled

If you copy / edit global.js into your own theme, make […]

suggest rather than writing raw CSS, you work in LESS, or better still SASS — will make it much easier to work with BP styling — supporting factoring out into different files / template, easier separation of […]

@karmatosed – dynamic menu links is a generic WP issue, not something specific to BP

which is the second time you’ve created a duplicate of this same question:

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/requests-feedback/forum/topic/charge-for-a-profile-field-group-1/

Are you posting from front end or wp-admin?

Any idea why the plugin is creating its own user_meta and options tables, and not using the standard WordPress tables for this?

This is far from ‘BASIC’, and also impractical from an interface perspective – for your specific requirement: 50 States each having say 50 cities, equates to 50 x 50 = 2,500 drop down controls you’d have to […]