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Thanks staff, all codes operate without problems. I like this team! @modemlooper Sorry if I left you angry, it was not my intention. @rogercoathup I changed one part of your code to work with anyone user and not just one:

echo date(“M Y”, strtotime(get_userdata(bp_displayed_user_id( ))->user_registered));

Bye, hugs!!

thanks @modemlooper , butt when i click pages it says Group directory , create a Group , i need to say Pages directori , Create a Page

And also one fundamental thing, are external links within a buddypress + bbpress do-follow or no-follow?

OK, better question, anybody successsfully deactivate their BBpress forums and successfully activate the buddypress sitewide for forums? I am using worpress 3.4 + Buddypress 1.5.2 and here is an example of my site from the bbpress install:
http://privateenglishportal.com/forums/

@mercime, I found something interesting…

So I created a page called “test”. While I was creating the page, I noticed in the Page Attributes that there are three options: Default Template, BuddyPress – Activity Directory, and Sidebar Template.

When I saved as Activity Directory, the page showed up like my members page with the sidebar under the content. When I saved as Sidebar Template, the sidebar showed up correctly like it does on the homepage. When I tried to save as Default Template, I got a 406 error.

Is my thinking wrong that when BuddyPress created the members pages, it saved them as Default Template as it had no way of knowing that there were options for the page saves?

The even more strange part is when I go into the BuddyPress created Members Page, I can save as Sidebar Template and BuddyPress – Activity Directory, but no matter what it’s saved at, it doesn’t change. The looks of the design stays the same. (Also, I think that the “default template” is just the Activity Directory template.)

So, I have no clue on what to do. I can’t seem to save/change the Page Attributes of the BuddyPress created pages.

Also, I’ve noticed that with the most recent WordPress update, I’ve been getting more and more 406 errors. Is this something I should contact my hosting company about?

Thanks.

Links for reference:
http://forcedreality.net/test/ – page saved as Sidebar Template
http://forcedreality.net/test2/ – page saved as BuddyPress – Activity Directory
http://forcedreality.net/members/ – BuddyPress created page, maunally edited to save as Sidebar Template, which isn’t working.

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction! Saved me hours of work!

@modemlooper Hello, I really appreciate your work and your plugins, I use almost all, are very good, congratulations. But his answer sounded gross. I googled but not found. I can have researched the wrong terms, I don’t know. If you found, pass the link to me. The big problem that I am beginner in php and can’t do anything that I know are thinking. Could you help me? Thank you! Hugs guy!

So I have managed to list all of the profile fields by including the edit.php file from my buddypress theme.

I have then tried to trick the $bp object into looking like its setup for the profile component and edit action by setting the follow items like so:

`$bp->current_action = ‘edit’;
$bp->current_component = ‘profile’;
$bp->displayed_user->ID = $user_id;
$bp->displayed_user->userdata = $bp->loggedin_user->userdata;`

How do I get the fields to populate with the current users data?

I am with hostgator and I have a reseller account. I have 47 user blogs and about 1000 posts.
I installed wp-super-cache and it broke all links to the buddypress pages.
I asked them about that and they suggested I go for a dedicated server.
With about 20 000 visits a month for 2 sites I find it a bit ridiculous.
Should I deactivate buddypress before I install wp-super-cache?

@goviral that isnt quite the same thing as what i asked but with reference to what you would like to do , perhaps you could grab a count for the favourites button and then change the link text from favourites to “like”.

@mercime, awesome thanks, I’m using wpmuguru’s so http://wpebooks.com/replicator/ should do the trick, will test today

did it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! changed it to the following color: #EAEAEA

OK found it opening the css file:

div.item-list-tabs ul li a span {
background: #1fb3dd;
-moz-border-radius: 3px;
-webkit-border-radius: 3px;
border-radius: 3px;
color: #fff;
display: inline;
font-size: 90%;
margin-left: 2px;
padding: 1px 6px;

How can I make the background “background: #1fb3dd;” a different color. When I unselected it on google chrome element inspection, I could finally see what the tab numbers were, is there a code for
transparent?

OK through google chrome examination of elements, I was able to find the default .css on my FTP
Let’s see what I can do ……………

Hi Thanks for getting back to me! I am in google chrome and inspecting the element………..

Oki, thank you for your answer. So, do you know any good link to do those things? I have searched for it and it seems that you can do the same thing in a lot different ways, the problem is which is the best solution? After my experience with buddypress is limited i’m lite unsure to change code and then i’ll maybe have other problems..

@mercime I probably am, I will check and see when I get home and see if that fixes it. If I am, should I not be running 5.4? Is it too new?