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Hi BuddyPress,

I am in the same boat as ProfC also – search functionality for BBPress forums is no longer functioning since I installed buddypress 1.9 with WordPress 3.8 – the URL does not change to http://domainname/search/blahblah when I hit submit.

Kind regards,
Henry

Hi BuddyPress support,

I am having exactly the same problem. My website is http://plantswap.com.au – buddypress 1.9 with WordPress 3.8 install.

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I am not using any other chat or PM plugins.

Cheers,
Henry

Customizing Labels, Messages, and URLs

With 1.8.1 I created a new page called “Clubs” and pointed the Buddypress Groups page to it so that the URL and breadcrumb now appear as “Clubs”. So this problem is now solved.
I would like to know the best way to change the word “Group” to “Clubs” on the rest of my site (Member Profile Tab etc). I see some very old threads that suggest using a language translation file but wanted to ask for the latest recommendations.

@Henry
hope it will be okay writing it like this for clearity in case of anything happen? Also do I need to put the php tag as shown below:

<?php

// filter gender field

function custom_activity_text_change_avatar( $entry, $user_id ) {
$gender = bp_get_profile_field_data( ‘field=Gender&user_id=’ . $user_id );

if ( $gender == ‘Male’ ) {
$entry = sprintf( __( ‘%s changed his profile picture’, ‘buddypress’ ), $userlink );
} else if ( $gender == ‘Female’ ) {
$entry = sprintf( __( ‘%s changed her profile picture’, ‘buddypress’ ), $userlink );
} else {
// the user hasn’t told us if they are male or female so do nothing
}
return $entry;
}
add_filter( ‘bp_xprofile_new_avatar_action’, ‘custom_activity_text_change_avatar’, 10, 2 );

?>

Try adding this to your theme’s functions.php file:

function custom_activity_text_change_avatar( $entry, $user_id ) {
    $gender = bp_get_profile_field_data( 'field=Gender&user_id=' . $user_id );

    if ( $gender == 'Male' ) {
        $entry = sprintf( __( '%s changed his profile picture', 'buddypress' ), $userlink );
    } else if ( $gender == 'Female' ) {
        $entry = sprintf( __( '%s changed her profile picture', 'buddypress' ), $userlink );
    } else {
        // the user hasn't told us if they are male or female so do nothing
    }
    return $entry
}
add_filter( 'bp_xprofile_new_avatar_action', 'custom_activity_text_change_avatar', 10, 2 );

Notes:

1. Your profile field should be called Gender and it should be a radio button. Options should be Male or Female

I will like to change it to HIS for male,HER for female and their for female I’m comfortable with that.As Henry explain above i think using a filter code like this will do the work only if i know how to correctly apply it in the buddypress core. Please lend your support. Thanks

“if ( is a male ) {
// the filter will be ‘his’
} else if{
//is a female, the filter will be ‘her’
}
else {
// a group, e.g company; the filter will be ‘their’
}”

Example:
“themeethurpe changed their profile picture 4 days, 12 hours ago”

In the above line of activity “themeethurpe” is a username of a guy who changes his profile picture, but as you can see, “their” above was surpose to be a singular pronoun “his” referring to a man not two or group of people. The same thing happens either for man or woman, I just wish buddypress could differentiate a man from woman in the activities stream using profile information just like facebook and other social network site instead of using plural pronoun “THEIR” for all.

Kindly help out Henry in fixing this filter my problem is not different I have created a profile field Namely gender using radio button in buddypress xprofile members now have opportunity to select their gender male or female. Happy new year friends.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/cubepoints-buddypress-integration

I’ve got this working for the most part on a testing site. I’m using mapped domains that use WordPress’ network functionality.

I’ve got Buddypress working, using the same community throughout the network, but it’s tricky. You have to configure buddypress the same under each site. It works, but I’ve got one small problem. When you create a group under one “site”, the group avatar doesn’t show up when you view it in the other domains.

For example, my base domain is FanCentral.co:

http://fancentral.co/groups/carolina-panthers/ (see the avatar)
– this was created under this base domain

http://charlotte.fancentral.co/groups/carolina-panthers/ (no avatar)

http://fancentral.co/groups/charlotte-hornets/ (no avatar)
– this was created under the “Charlotte” subdomain

http://charlotte.fancentral.co/groups/charlotte-hornets/ (see the avatar)

Compare the two:
http://charlotte.fancentral.co/groups
http://fancentral.co/groups

And one that hasn’t been configured yet:
http://newyork.fancentral.co/groups

That’s more of an s2member question than a BuddyPress one – so, better asked on their forums.

Anyway:

In your PHP template for displaying the user, you can add the following code:

echo get_user_field('s2member_access_label', $user_id);

and to get the $user_id for the displayed user, you can use:

global $bp;
$user_id = $bp->displayed_user->id;