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The plugin is good in that integrates the account / previous order information into your BP profile.

The ‘problem’ is that it also integrates the cart and checkout screens into your profile — which we think […]

Yes, concur completely with @hnla and @modemlooper

Also feel activity should be chronological (as it currently is), not segmented by type (final wireframe above). Filtering lets you get it by type.

I’m sure […]

Woo is the best I’ve come across so far.

We started a shop extension to a BP site on Jigo, but quickly switched to Woo (a fork of Jigo) because it provided obvious hooks and filters we needed as developers […]

Take a look at the bp_core_load_template() function — it gives you some filters, e.g. bp_located_template and bp_load_template, that you could try working with.

It’s a specialist piece of development, you’ll […]

Almost certainly you have filter in functions.php to remove auto profile links. Unfortunately, the priority number on that filter was changed in a recent BuddyPress release, resulting in a lot broken sites. If […]

Most successful sites have a user interface / experience tailored specifically to their user’s needs; with a compulsive reason to be there. Just putting up a generic platform with groups, activity and members […]

Buddypress processes a number of urls and loads the templates directly. Do a search on load_template in the BP files

I suggest going into phpnyadmin and trying a database repair. It sounds like a corrupted db

Don’t change the function.. As I said originally, use the filters it provides to modify the display.
If you are not familiar with WordPress filters and actions have a Google in the WP docs

You can get a link to a user’s profile using:

bp_core_get_userlink( $user_id, $no_anchor = false, $just_link = false )

In your case, pass in the author ID as the user_id. If you set $just_link to true, […]

Have you tried deactivating all your other plugins apart from BuddyPress? If not try that in conjunction with the default theme. If that works, you know the problem is in your plugins rather than a corrupted […]

You should post this in the jobs board group: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-jobs-board/

Also, include your contact details.

In the default setup your update form action would go to ‘http://yourdomain.com/activity/post’, which is then intercepted by the activity action functions, processed (i.e. the new update is added), and […]

Do you want to prevent admin activities being created in the first place, or just stop them displaying on certain screens?

If you want to stop them being displayed (and you are comfortable writing SQL) you can […]

Which theme are you using?

If you are working with bp-default and want to create any amends (such as adding functions in functions.php), you will be best to create a new theme (probably a child one). If you […]

If you don’t understand how wp_nav_menu() works, you can read up about it here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_nav_menu

wp_nav_menu() assigns unique ids to its menu items. So, if you understand CSS, I’m not sure what your problem is.

Also somewhat baffled that you know it’s using wp_nav_menu(), but you don’t know what file […]

That’s basic CSS — google ‘CSS image replacement techniques’

One simple fix that would really help is changing the menu title ‘Codex’ to something that means something to 99.99% of the world… ‘Docs’ or ‘Documentation’

It might stop half the repeated questions on […]

On a profile page, you can use the $bp->displayed_user object to get information about the displayed member.

https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/the-bp-global/