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Hi, You could try this:

function bpven_set_member_default_nav() {
 
    if ( ! bp_is_user_profile() && ! bp_is_user_activity() && ! bp_is_user() ) {
        return;
    }
    if ( bp_displayed_user_id() != bp_loggedin_user_id() ){
	return;
    }
    bp_core_new_nav_default( array(
	'parent_slug'        => buddypress()->activity->id,
	 // other "activity" sub_nav slugs : personal favorites friends groups mentions
	 'subnav_slug'       => 'friends',
	 'screen_function'   => 'bp_activity_screen_friends'
		)
    );
}
add_action( 'bp_setup_nav', 'bpven_set_member_default_nav', 20 );

Hi there @jarkin13, sorry to hear that this is happening, and thanks for posting it here.

Can you check your WordPress site settings and let us know what Time Zone your site is set to?

I have a hunch BuddyPress is saving a value that is then impossible to format/convert, resulting in that output, and the most likely culprit is a Time Zone offset miscalculation.

Sorry again, and talk soon!

@tonygao BuddyPress does not have any inbuilt shortcode for any xprofile field.

Use the following code in your bp-custom.php file to change it. You can read more on it here
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Utilice lo siguiente en su archivo bp-custom.php para cambiarlo. Puedes leer más aquí:

bp-custom.php

define( 'BP_DEFAULT_COMPONENT', 'profile' );

I haven’t tested it myself, but perhaps you could try this plugin https://wbcomdesigns.com/downloads/buddypress-activity-bump/

This isn’t really a Buddypress issue, you’ll find more help on the WCFM plugin support site.

Otherwise you could right click the element with your mouse, find the class name of it and then attribute it display:none!important in your style.css. Here’s an example of what it would look like:

.classname {
  display:none!important
}

Sure it’s possible – but you’d have to code it yourself… 🙂 But to help you a bit:

Make the profile fields you want to have checked first, on where your members are located.

Otherwise, I think Buddypress has the possibility to loop through the xprofile fields – so something like this to gather your names for the mega menu (This is untested, so test it first before putting it on a production site)

<?php while ( bp_profile_fields() ) : bp_the_profile_field(); ?>
    <?php if ( bp_field_has_data() ) : ?>
        <?php if (bp_the_profile_field_name() == 'YOURFIELDNAME') && bp_the_profile_field_value() == 'checked'){
	//do something
    	}?>
     <?php endif; ?>
<?php endwhile; ?>

Gl

Thank you very much for the quick replay and for the solution 🙂 These solution its works perfect if i start a new wordpress instalation and i create the goups type with the new release 🙂
I didn’t understand the cause why I’m not able to set the group types of a Group during its creation process in my old wordpress instalation….So I created a test environment, with a new installation of Wordrpess and “buddypress” (with the new BP7.0.0 release) and “buddypress create groups type” plugins. My surprise was that when I created new types of groups using the new configuration panel of BP7.0.0, it worked as you said :).
I did not understand why in my old installation it did not work for me, so I created a new installation to test, creating the types of groups from the control panel of the pluging (buddypress create groups types) and it was here where the problem occurred that I mentioned in last. The truth is that I don’t know why this happens but I comment on it in case it could be relevant …
In the following link I explain the tests that I carry out with images in case you are interested and I can better clarify what I did:

https://filetools8.pdf24.org/client.php?mode=inline&file=joinPdf_57c3723e98842cf01747e9d9590a3f24_12203515873474497049.pdf&action=getFile

https://smallpdf.com/shared#st=29a5beca-08af-4a95-971d-fac24fbdd4fd&fn=Group_type_test.pdf&ct=1609183456898&tl=share-document&rf=link

@imath Thanks for your contribution and the great code that you generated for the tabs … is that help me a lot for my case 🙂 .
My best wishes.

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/when-asking-for-support-2/

Have you tried with twenty twenty theme or other plugins disabled? I can see error messages in the console from plugins conflicting.

@mbaysf it’s your theme-specific customization, display post tab is not BuddyPress default feature.

Hi @mbaysf

I’m curious, as BuddyPress doesn’t display WordPress posts written by a member into their individual page, what Theme, Plugin or custom code are you using to create this posts tab?

Hi there,

Although, I understand the frustration behind this need to find a new place to discuss about BuddyPress, I’m wondering if we could find ways to improve BuddyPress support forums to match everyone needs and have :

– A place to discuss about using BuddyPress
– A place to discuss about extending BuddyPress
– A place to discuss about designing for BuddyPress

If you have ideas and want to contribute about this subject, I’m totally in favor of having a specific & regular 1 hour chat into the BuddyPress slack channel.

Hi @jenzgaard

You can read some case studies about how BuddyPress is used from our main blog’s case study category.

About your question about wether to Press or Boss: Boss has made its own fork of BuddyPress, meaning, if you choose Boss, then you choose it completely:

1. the BuddyPress community won’t be able to bring you support, you’ll need to contact Boss.
2. you won’t benefit from our security program, you’ll need again to contact Boss for this kind of issues also.

I agree with you, it’s too bad people post about everything except showcases here 🤷🏻‍♂️