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When I click on a group the default page view is the activity stream. How can I change the default page view to the group forum page?

Thanks in advance for your guidance.

ps I am using WordPress 3.8 running Salient theme with BuddyPress 1.9.1 and bbpress 2.5.3

I know this topic has been covered in the past but the only solutions I’ve found have covered when BBpress and Buddypress we’re two different plugins. We all value our privacy and I’m seeing some red-flags go up from installing Buddypress already. My site is an ecommerce site and we’ve had some Facebook groups going for years now and I’d like to get them moved over to WordPress to have everything in the same place. Since it’s an ecommerce site, I have a lot of customers who already have profiles, and some made their username their email address. For obvious reasons, I don’t want to have those visible to any sort of web-crawlers since it will show activity once they log into their account to make a purchase on our site. I’d like to implement some sort of code to keep the members page search only, rather than having all the customers usernames or emails out in the open, and hide the rest of BuddyPress from non-logged in users. I just want to make sure everyones info is being protected and I’ve search for solutions everywhere and had no luck so far.

I am currently using the PowerMag theme, with buddypress plugin. Please see the 2 links below where you will see my problem. I have a space above the “Community > Members Directory” where as on the Profile page, the space isn’t there. I know it is only a small thing, but ruins the overall look I feel. If anyone can help me, it would be greatly appreciated. I have searched all the templates and CSS files within the plugin folder but I just can’t seem to find a solution 🙁

http://i39.tinypic.com/2dltdmr.png
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When I upgrade to BP 1.9.1 why do all my Buddypress pages look like this:
http://devwork.thinkwithyourheart.com/members/
http://devwork.thinkwithyourheart.com/activity/

Please log in to see it:
username KimAnn
pw: abcd1234

Hi

I am trying to build a Business Directory using the groups function inside BuddyPress.

I have set up a test group and a page for them to display on. It works fine if I am logged in but as soon as I log out and test it the page vanishes.

You can see if the page is displaying as it should be a drop down under Good Community called Business Directory. If you log in you can see it if you log out it vanishes.

Any ideas

Check the site out at http://www.afewgoodwomen.com/good

I have set up a test user so you can see what happens.

Username test
Password testing123

I will remove this user once I have solved the issue.

I’m trying to create a tabbed interface in my theme so that each extended profile group displays in its own tab. There are different ways to do it, here is one: http://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-profile-tabs/

But I’m building this into a theme and don’t want to use a plugin (especially one that loads external JS). I did try using part of that plugin inside profile.php, but wasn’t happy with the result since the method it uses is to use JS to add #tab to each profile group. This results in a jumping of the page, even when I apply the CSS.

Chris Coyier has a better solution here: http://css-tricks.com/functional-css-tabs-revisited/
It doesn’t involve Javascript and it prevents the page jumping around to #links that the other solution causes.

Here is the problem I am having:
In order to use Chris’s solution I need to get the id’s of the input type of radio (shown in the code below) to read as id=”tab-1″, id=”tab-2″, etc for each profile group in the loop. I know there is a php way of doing it, but I don’t understand how. Once I get the id’s numbered sequentially in the output, adding the CSS is a simple issue.

<div class="profile-tab">
				
   <input type="radio" id="tab" name="profile-tab-group" checked>
      <label for="tab"><?php bp_the_profile_group_name(); ?></label>

   <table class="profile-fields">
      <?php while ( bp_profile_fields() ) : bp_the_profile_field(); ?>
         <?php if ( bp_field_has_data() ) : ?>
            <tr<?php bp_field_css_class(); ?>>
               <td class="label"><?php bp_the_profile_field_name(); ?></td>
               <td class="data"><?php bp_the_profile_field_value(); ?></td>
            </tr>
        <?php endif; ?>

         <?php do_action( 'bp_profile_field_item' ); ?>

      <?php endwhile; ?>

   </table> <!-- end profile-fields -->

</div> <!-- end profile-tab -->