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You need to look at the s2member documentation to figure out how to gather all the ids for level1 members.

Then you can use the ‘include’ parameter in this approach:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/bp_user_query/#code-examples

Try
bp_is_friend( $user_id )

It will check to see if the logged_in user is a friend of $user_id

Returns – ‘is_friend’, ‘not_friends’, ‘pending’.

If you’re not on the members page or a profile page, I don’t think bp_displayed_user_id() will work.

You need to get all the member ids and then loop thru them, something like:
friends_check_friendships(bp_loggedin_user_id(), $ids[$i])

You’re doing this on a custom WP page?
Rather than use ‘allow php in html’, you should create a template and…[Read more]

What info would be useful in such a report?
Not just a total number per?

So you’re creating an additional Members page ?

If not, you don’t need an override.

If you are, you need to change this hook in that override
do_action( 'bp_before_directory_members' )
And call the new hook in the example below.

You need to know the id of the xprofile field that stores gender.
You need to know the value that is stored for…[Read more]

You’ll have better luck on the bbpress forums.

@macpresss

You should be able to put the function in functions.php

But you still need to put this
$current_time = current_time( 'mysql', 1 );
at the top of the template and _not in functions.php

To show in the members loop, create a template override in your theme for members-loop.php

At the top of your override, paste this:

$current_time = current_time( 'mysql', 1 );

$diff = strtotime(…[Read more]

You can’t override core files.

Undo the changes you made to /bp-messages-classes.php

Copy
bp-templatesbp-legacybuddypressmemberssinglemessagessingle.php
to your child theme so that the dir structure looks like this:
your-themebuddypressmemberssinglemessagessingle.php

Then in single.php, change
if ( bp_thread_has_messages() ) :
to
<?php…[Read more]

It helps to turn on debugging in wp-config.php

define('WP_DEBUG', true);

add_filter('bp_has_activities', 'mla_filter_out_membership_activities', 10, 3);
should be
add_filter('bp_has_activities', 'filter_out_membership_activities', 10, 3);

$args[per_page] should be $args[‘per_page’]

return array($a, $activites, $args);
should be
return…[Read more]

Cool, a 4 year old thread that is still useful.

minor stuff:
You don’t need the $bp global
I’d put the foreach in the ‘if ( $group_id == 1 )’ conditional

Are you sure that the gender field value has been set for the member being viewed?

If it hasn’t been set, nothing will be returned.

Which file are you using to load the extensions?

If it’s a plugin, have you tried a simple include based on whether the group in question is being viewed?

Unfortunately, there don’t seem to be hooks to avoid recording such activity.

And unfortunately you can’t suppress the display of only some group activity stream items – it’s groups or no groups.

So you have to filter all activity stream items – they all use the same code.

Take a look at the filter hook at the bottom of
function…[Read more]

I’ve added a comment to your gist.
If you’re storing the field as a string that is ‘Male’ or ‘Female’, it should be fine.
Otherwise you’ll have to make a few tweaks.

Please use https://gist.github.com/ to show us what you have so far.

example:

BP_User_Query

You can ask questions here, but you may not get answers.
If you’re paying for a theme, then the theme sellers should offer support.

Remember that almost any WP theme will work with BuddyPress 1.8 and up.
So if you’re going to spend $55, you have a lot of choices.
You don’t need a BP specific theme.

Look at that function in
buddypressbp-activitybp-activity-template.php

Use one of the two filters to make your changes, probably with some string operations.