Hi @brajesh, it was just a quick fix for the issue where assigning a [page to BuddyPress removes it from the pages list in the the Menus screen, basically you need to create the menu before you assign the page to BP, either way works.
Sorry Anders I was being a bit thick and not understanding your issue. I know the problem and the answer is to deactivate BuddyPress, this will make the page visible under pages in the menu’s page, pick it for your menu and then reactivate BuddyPress. That should sort you out.
Which plugin are you referring to here? I don’t recognise those links as part of BuddyPress, there’s not a requests-inbound endpoint in BP that I’m aware of, where does the boss part come from? same with requests/?new the bp default is simplt requests. When I try to access another users friend requests, I get an unauthorised notice.
You could probably hook this up to the action bp_core_signup_user however your code looks like it’s trying to work with the search page, not the registration page.
There’s nothing easy you could do to exclude just that information, however one quick fix would be to hide via CSS the download Personal Data link that appears once the user has confirmed their email address:
The plugin is still under active development, if you are having issues with it you should raise them on the Github site. I found it works for one use case but there’s a known bug when used with custom post statuses that messes another use case I have.
I don’t know the answer to that as I know nothing about wordpress.com but I’d hope if there was a Swedish translation for BuddyPress that .com would support it.
Certainly on a self hosted solution you would get the latest translation plus the ability to customise it so that the language used was suitable to your specific site.
I’d say ou either need to ask that developer if they can acommodate your requirement or you’d need some custom code written. Either way it’s not a BuddyPress question since it’s wp emails that we are talking about.
By default BuddyPress does not send out emails notifying users that a post has been published, this would have to be enabled somewhere, either via a plugin or via custom code.
I’m pretty sure BuddyPress would not send those notifications automatically since BuddyPress only does that for internal components. So you must have some code making that happen. It’s this code that you would need to change.
It’s the WordPress polyglots that manage translations for BuddyPress, they have a slack channel and I think you can find out the status of a Swedish translation from there.
You may be looking in the wrong place, how are these job offers created on your site? is it via a plugin or something more custom? Whatever it is, it will be this that is adding the notifications and it’s this code that will need updating to be more granular in how it sends it’s updates.
Hi there, you seem to be asking me questions about code I’ve not written, I’m not the author of invite anyone. You are the secod person asking to be able to identify invites users from Invite Anyone. I suggest you raise a feature request on that plugin for this. Then the external invites could also be taken into account.
The options suggested by that post would turn off mentions altogether so I don’t think they are correct. As far as I can see that Autocomplete definition is all that you need. It certainly worked on my test system so there must be something else preventing the mentions lookup from working.
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