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Put this in your functions.php.
`
add_action(“bp_nav_items”,”show_user_link”);
function show_user_link(){
if(!is_user_logged_in())
return;
?>
<a href="”>MY Profile
<?php

}
That should do it.

Edit: Please DO NOT USE THE CODE above, this forum has eaten the code, so that's not going to work. Please see my post blow with the pestabin…[Read more]

@bowromir
Sure, why not. Let me get it from my theme, may be it will take a little time for me to separate it, will be posting here again.
@thekmen
Thanks 🙂

@el_terko Thanks 🙂 It is coming soon, I am still in the process of power packing it with customizable features for developers 🙂 @r-a-y Thanks Ray, you are the rocking mod here 🙂 , No, I have not handled the case of pagination, but not checked that too(there were very few results on my test install), so […]

here is your code http://buddydev.com/http//buddydev.com/public-download/unified-search.zip Put the code of functions.php in your functions.php and move the single-search.php and search-loop.php to your theme. You may check more details on my site here.…[Read more]

Going to put within half an hour 🙂

Either .htaccess or if that is uncomfortable, you can use some code and checkout for referrer at any of the wordpress actions like “wp” or “init” or anything else. Check for the original referrer and then redirect if the origin is not your site.

I had done it for one of my premium themes and I am in the process of publishing a tutorial too(Still incomplete). It is simple and can be achieved via theme itself, no plugin is required. No mod to your theme(other than adding a blank template file with a do action). Let me know if […]

ok, I see you are viewing your own profile. I am not aware of your site. So, replace yoursite.com with your site name in the link and try this link http://yoursite.com/groups I mean append “/groups” in the url of your site and you will see the group directory.You can create groups from the group directory […]

hey Boone, you got me 🙂
Yes, the operative is the line which @boonebgeorges mentioned. But the file is itself more versatile than the default bp-register.php to allow you show all the profile field groups fields and so on.
Must check line 157 to 160.
But for sarah’s case, that is not required 🙂

@sagelives Try deactivating and activating forum for the group again(from Group->admin->settings), sometime It happens, If it is not solved, please do provide errorlog @supermario It is not available in the wp-admin. Check the front end of your site. If you are using bp-default theme, you will see a group link in the top menu . Click on […]

hey @r-a-y 🙂 no prob.
@scotm looking forward to hear if it works or not.

that’s easy to do. I had posted a solution for showing all the fields from all the profile groups on a buddypress install which is here
http://bpdev.pastebin.com/RLreXE7X

You just need to modify the while loop, well, I have already modified it.
here you go
http://bpdev.pastebin.com/0GeJKXUj
Let me know if it works for you or not

hi @r-a-y is_site_admin() and is_admin() are very different. is_admin() checks whether you are inside wordpress admin or not.
@scotm
How about making the activity of admin user privateadd_filter("bp_activity_hide_sitewide_before_save","make_admin_activity_private",10,2);
function make_admin_activity_private($hide_sitewide,$activity){
//get the…[Read more]

No prob 🙂 Please Go to your site. When you are logged in and are visiting the group directory you will see an option to create Group. create group and you will see the option to enable/disable forum while creating group. If you have existing group, go to group page->Click on Admin button, In the […]

hi Mika As Jeff says above, you have done everything correctly. In buddypress forums are associated with groups. To enable forum for a group, go to any group->admin->settings and enable forum for the group. You don’t need to do anything with forum setup, as forum is already setup correctly. Just go and enable it for […]

Use FTP and Rename the plugin buddypress-links to something else.
Your site will be back.
@MrMaz will be in a better position to answer the error, but It is most probably related to the loading order of components.

@sagelives Can you provide the error log. That can help to resolve the issue for you. @quirhijn It means forum is working well for you. Yes, that is normal. Once setup is complete you will always see “forum is successfully installed, if you have trouble….” message. To disable activity commenting on forum post, go to wp-admin->BuddyPress->general…[Read more]

I guess It is correct. Go , create groups and check forum is active or not, that would be the best thing for you.