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You could use jQuery to check the value of the drop-down.

Otherwise, you will need to hook into BuddyPress’ validation hook. Perhaps this link will get you pointed in the right direction: […]

You will need to create a tab:
http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/6719/buddypress-adding-a-new-tab-in-groups

And then you will need to create an input field to populate the […]

@michaelecklund – This is an open-source, community-driven project. Please feel free to submit patches!

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/newticket

I am out of my element here, but I will try to help.

If you can find the function that is sending the emails, you can likely add the html_entity_decode() to whatever is returned by that function.

I am guessing that your CSS is overriding your table border setting.

http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_table.asp

Have you reached the disk space limit that your host allows?

Something like this should work:if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
global $current_user;
$username = $current_user->user_login;
echo ' | <a href="http://soulwomansanctuary.com/community-members/ ' . $username . '/profile/">My Profile</a>';
}

I wonder if your issue isn’t the “if ($users_can_register)” conditional. Are you able to get anything to show up within that conditional? For example:
if ($users_can_register) :
DOES THIS TEXT SHOW UP?
endif;

If you want to edit the profile pages, the loop is in the “members” folder. Make sure to use a child theme or else upgrading will overwrite your changes.

@aaclayton – It sounds like you have/had a plugin or theme conflict of some sort, as SI Captcha should work out of the box. Good to hear you found a plugin that works.

Perhaps the html_entity_decode() function will help.

Converting HTML entities to characters

Which CAPTCHA plugins have you tried that have not worked?

Have you tried the following: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/si-captcha-for-wordpress/

@ryancharleston – Sounds good. Let me know what you learn!

@wpnewbie69 – Have you tried the troubleshooting steps I mentioned above?

You will need to edit your theme to pull this off.

Try googling the following: “display xprofile fields on member page buddypress”

I believe what you are looking for is in the bp-members-template.php fiile inside of “buddypress”->”bp-members”.

I would start troubleshooting this from the ground up as follows:

1) set up an exact copy of your site in a development environment (and preferably on the same server)
2) deactivate all plugins
3) switch to […]

@rickkumar – You are welcome!

You could write a front-end jQuery script that forces the behavior you want.

See this thread: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2942325/jquery-form-validate-not-allow-space-for-username-field