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@djpaul of course, you’re on top of this as usual, but have you heard anything from the plugin author about him renaming his function `bp_login_redirect()` so that it doesn’t conflict with the (now) native buddypress function with the same namesake? I notice that the plugin hasn’t been updated since 5-20-2012.

Set access level to “read” for normal usersl

Hi @riente,
I read your blog post twice but couldn’t get it…
Did you edit the original BP code?
Perhaps latest BP update changed the location of the function you edited.

My code looks something like that:

<?php
require('wp-load.php');
require_once('wp-includes/user.php');
require_once('wp-includes/pluggable.php');
require_once('wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-loader.php');

$from_id=get_current_user_id();
if (empty($from_id)) exit; // do nothing if there's no current user
///////// ...some boring code here... ////////
$sum=10; // for example
$to_user_link = bp_core_get_userlink($to_id);
$from_user_link = bp_core_get_userlink($from_id);

$note_to="You got $sum points from $from_user_link"; // <--- notification to be sent to payee
$note_from="You sent $sum points to $to_user_link";  // <--- notification to be sent to payer

/********** Now how do I send the above notifications to the relevant users $from_id and $to_id? ********/
bp_core_add_notification( $item_id, $to, $component_name, $component_action, $secondary_item_id);

Thank you!

Me too.
Found this which promises a lot but I couldn’t get it.
It seemed that he edited a code BP function, which was re/moved in last update…

@frequeunce, I think that have one comment thread for post and another comment thread for activity is confusing for users. I would hope that another buddypress user can solve this.

Greetings

What a pleasant surprise!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bon après-midi.(Google translation)

Did you try the example here
https://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/wpdb#Examples_5

Try pasting your query between the double quotes.
Make sure you have `global $wpdb; ` in your function.

Nice site. Extremely interesting the members directory.

Have you configured your permlinks since installing BuddyPress?

Are you showing activity on the front or do you use a theme that outputs the activity? Either way – you can remove tabs by editing the template. Which one depends on what you are doing on your site.

For example using the default buddypress/activity/index.php layout:

Starting at: div class=”item-list-tabs

Comment out / delete until the 2nd:

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But, that of course removes tons of functionality. I would assume you want to just show it without that on the front?

@victoryrock open up your theme’s page.php file and check if you can see the_title and the_content tags.

If you do see those tags, copy the code of your page.php file, paste into pastebin.com, click submit and post the generated pastebin.com url here.

If you don’t see those tags, then it means that the theme author made customizations to the theme. You’d have to make a copy of your theme’s page.php file and Save As > buddypress.php file. Then ask the theme author to revise that file -> specifically add the_title and the_content tags within the loop. Upload the revised buddypress.php file to your theme folder in server and you should be good to go.

Generally, use whatever size images you want. Any slowdown is unlikely to be caused by images.

For more advice or help investigating why you feel your site’s performance is slow, pop over to the WordPress.org forums as this isn’t a BuddyPress-specific question. Thanks!

GPU is basically the same thing as CPU