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@shanebp Wow nice! Thank you 🙂

@shanebp great minds…

Hi and thanks for your answers.

@henrywright: If I echo bp_get_member_user_id() it returns the correct ID for each user. And yes, I’m in the members-loop.

@shanebp: It accepts both with ” and without.

Best regards,

Philipp

@shanebp completely forgot about bp_is_my_profile() 😀

What should it be using?

Do you mean which redirection function? Either is fine – but my point was, the offending code will likely involve one of those functions. I thought it might be helpful me mentioning them if you were trying to debug…

Your best bet is to contact the theme or plugin author (as @shanebp mentioned). They’ll probably be…[Read more]

What should it be using?

Do you mean which redirection function? Either is fine – but my point was, the offending code will likely involve one of those functions.

You best bet is to contact the theme or plugin author (as @shanebp mentioned). They’ll probably be grateful for the bug report.

@shanebp, @danbp,

I am very sorry for leaving the topic so long, Its been a long time I visited here. been so busy working on some different project plus now enroled in Uni doing IT.

here is the plugin:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-facebook-style-friend-lists/

Thanks for your help

@shanebp, @danbp,

I am very sorry for leaving the topic so long, Its been a long time I visit here. been so busy working on some different project plus now enroled in Uni doing IT.

here is the plugin:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-facebook-style-friend-lists/

Thanks for your help

Because on my website the usernames are on the root

OK, this should do it:

function my_redirect() {
if ( is_page( 'me' ) && is_user_logged_in() )
bp_core_redirect( bp_loggedin_user_domain() );
}
add_action( 'template_redirect', 'my_redirect' );

Borrowed the bp_loggedin_user_domain() idea from @shanebp…

@shanebp cool article 🙂

@ndh01

It doesn’t work for me, perhaps because I’m using gravity forms for user registration.

That could be why. There’s no reason @shanebp‘s solution won’t work on a default BuddyPress install

@shanebp‘s approach is probably the simplist. Did anyone manage to test?

Security out of the box is fairly tight but as @shanebp mentions above there are ways of ‘hardening’ WordPress security. Also, you have to be careful when custom code or plugins are added – be sure the code is secure.

Separate to security but important to you would be the issue of privacy. BP offers some privacy control but you could always…[Read more]

Hello @ARCangelGIRL, I’m facing the same situation and @shanebp solution worked for displaying the action I wanted in the activity stream. But the Load More button is loading all the actions, not just the one I created. I tried to filter the bp ajax querystring in many different ways but it didn’t work. The last try was this…[Read more]

@shanebp I’ll try to get a patch up today and deployed.

@shanebp you beat me to it 🙂

@shanebp Maybe just remove the first word from the string? i.e.

strstr( 'Robin van Persie', ' ' )

which gives  van Persie. Then you just need remove the initial space:

substr( ' van Persie', 1 )

@nielspilon if the sorting is fine (van, de etc) then that is down to luck 🙂

@shanebp Maybe just remove the first word from the string? i.e.

strstr( 'Robin van Persie', ' ' )

which gives  van Persie. Then you just need remove the initial space:

ltrim( ' van Persie', ' ')

@nielspilon if the sorting is fine (van, de etc) then that is down to luck 🙂

@shanebp the only problem with substring_index( substring_index( 'Robin van Persie', ' ', 2), ' ', -1 ) is you lose anything after the 2nd delimiter. For example:

substring_index( 'Robin van Persie', ' ', 2)

would return Robin van

and then

substring_index( 'Robin van', ' ', -1)

would return van

So in theory, the order returned could…[Read more]

@shanebp the only problem with substring_index( substring_index( 'Robin van Persie', ' ', 2), ' ', -1 ) is you lose anything after the 2nd delimiter. For example:

substring_index( 'Robin van Persie', ' ', 2)

would return Robin van

and then

substring_index( 'Robin van', ' ', -1)

would return van

So in theory, the order returned could…[Read more]