BuddyPress is free – there is nothing to purchase.
Youzify replaces most of the BP templates – you should send any questions about that to them.
BP activity search does not use key words, it only uses an exact match on the text as a substring.
The manage_options capability allows a user to do most anything in wp-admin.
So focusing on the bp-tools screen seems like a minor issue.
Preventing access to that screen while allowing them to have access to everything else seems like a recipe for trouble.
But if you are committed to preventing that access, the easiest approach would be to redirect them when they try to access it.
There are several filter hooks you could try.
Look towards the bottom of function bp_core_fetch_avatar in this file: wp-content\plugins\buddypress\bp-core\bp-core-avatars.php
For example, I would try this one first:
function gabriel_random_avatar( $default_grav, $params ) {
// $default_grav is an url
// replace it with the full url to one of your preferred avatars
return $default_grav;
}
add_filter('bp_core_avatar_default', 'gabriel_random_avatar', 99, 2 );
Are you saying that you want to use BP avatars on WP author pages?
If so, find the call to the avatar on the authors template.
And replace it with something like this:
<img class="" src="<?php
$authorUserID = get_the_author_meta('ID'); // get the user id of the post author
echo bp_core_fetch_avatar (
array( 'item_id' => $authorUserID, // output user id of post author
'type' => 'full',
'html' => FALSE // FALSE = return url, TRUE (default) = return url wrapped with html and css classes
)
);
You need to talk to whoever wrote the bimber code.
You need to look at the shortcode function for truanon_verification
It could be that it is working and the shortcode returns the user’s email.
