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BuddyBoss is a fork of BuddyPress. The respective codebases have diverged, as all forks do.
If you are using BuddyBoss – you should use their support ticket system.

I have been trying to figure this out for quite some time. I really do not understand who, if anybody, would want to destroy every image uploaded to a website. It seems everyone would want nice images. I am running buddyboss, which is built on buddypress, and even the images uploaded to activity feed are absolutely destroyed. Changing wordpress compression quality does nothing. I makes absolutley no sense whatsoever.

It would be a mix of BuddyPress and BBPress. The main challenge is that it has to be fast, without page loads. We already have the PWA framework on BuddyPress and are releasing new themes. Built on ReactJS , HeadLess Social network, super fast community framework. [ See video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLDs4Ue1vzU ]

Current BuddyBoss is legacy just like Buddypress. Working with Ajax calls , jQuery.

This is BuddyPress, kindly seek support from BuddyBoss on it 🙂 or simply migrate to BuddyPress

this is from buddyboss , buddypress does not have it 🙂 , our theme WPLMS has similar controls like this : https://prnt.sc/22q00dh , however this is very specific to the buddyboss theme, contact their support or migrate to core buddypress 🙂

BuddyBoss is not BuddyPress. Kindly contact BuddyBoss support or simply switch to BuddyPress and use a BuddyPress theme like WPLMS or Kleo.

I think you are confused, forum by default do not have cover images. You have Group forums which have cover images coming form the group. The cover image should be enabled in groups from WP admin – Settings- BuddyPress – options

xprofile_get_field_data()

Please send your questions to the creators of the buddyboss forms plugin.

Since you’re using the buddy boss forms plugin try using the BuddyBoss Platform instead of BP.

For removing mentions, this documentation may be useful. It’s for BuddyBoss, which is a fork of BuddyPress, but it looks like it would work:

Try copying this into your functions file: add_filter( ‘bp_activity_do_mentions’, ‘__return_false’ );

bp_activity_do_mentions()

Just wanted to say a HUGE thank you to @tatiana_k, using your tutorial I was able to find the bp_nouveau_member_hook( 'before', 'header_meta' ); hook in the Buddyboss member-header.php and in that I added an action to insert a profile field “tagline” below a user’s name on their profile. So before, a profile showed the avatar and Name, then on the next line the @mentionname but now it shows Avatar, Name, TAGLINE FROM PROFILE FIELD, @mentionname etc.

My code:

/*Add profile field 'tagline' to member profile, below member name*/
add_action( 'bp_before_member_header_meta' , 'insert_tagline_in_profile' );
function insert_tagline_in_profile(){
    $webdata = bp_get_member_profile_data( 'field=Tagline' );
	if( $webdata != false )
	echo '<div class="member-tagline">' . $webdata . '</div>';
    }

Note, if you are using a profile field like Favourite Quote, you would replace Tagline in the field above with your field, ie ‘field=Favourite Quote’.

Thanks to Tatiana I was able to realise I needed bp_before_member_header_meta as the hook, by adding bp / before (from the bp_nouveaux function) / member (because it’s inside the member section) / header_meta (from the bp_nouveaux function).

If you want another example, I was able to use it to display the same field in the Activity Feed, but in this case I ended up adding the code directly to a template file copied into my child functions.php instead of using the hook, because I wanted the data nested in with the name etc instead of on the line below, but in case it helps anyone, the code to add a profile field below the user info in the activity feed is:

/*add Tagline to activity feed user info using nouveau loop - no good for me as it
inserts after the user header instead of inside it*/
add_action( 'bp_before_activity_activity_content' , 'insert_tagline_in_feed' );
function insert_tagline_in_feed(){
    $profile_id = bp_get_activity_user_id();
      $tagline_data = xprofile_get_field_data( 'Tagline', $profile_id);
      if( $tagline_data != false ){
          echo '<div class="activity-tagline">' . $tagline_data . '</div>';
      }
    }

Once again my heartfelt thanks!

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BuddyPress was created and is maintained by volunteers in an ongoing effort.

You can switch to BuddyBoss but it works best with their commercial theme.

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