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I’ve come up with this line of code…

/ *<?php is_user_logged_in() ? _e( 'You cannot reply to this topic.', 'bbpress' ) : _e( 'Want to join the conversation? Join or ‘.__(‘Login’, ‘suffusion’).’‘ ); ?> */

And it works… When you’re on the login screen UP UNTIL YOU PRESS SUBMIT the redirect shows correctly in the URL. WHEN YOU PRESS SUBMIT to actually login the system then redirects your redirect to PROFILE.PHP and I’m so far unable to locate which file this secondary redirect is bothering me from. I’ve butchered wp-login.php and the system doesn’t even seem to care. I think I could erase the file entirely and the system wouldn’t care.

What file is BuddyPress using to control User Login’s, if it’s not using WP-LOGIN.PHP? I’ve been unable to locate that too. I figure my secondary redirect headache MUST be in that file somewhere.

I’m assuming it’s the buddypress plugin that caused it because it happened right after i upgraded to 1.5.1 in dashboard.

ok i just renamed the buddypress folder in wp-content/plugins via cpanel file manager. still cant access my wp-admin

upp

I still struggle to get this view running corectly.

I managed to find out how to pull all group ID’s for a given userid:

SELECT group_id FROM `xyz_bp_groups_members` where `user_id` = 1

And how to get all forum_id’s for a given group:

SELECT meta_value FROM `xyz_bp_groups_groupmeta` where group_id = 1 and meta_key = ‘forum_id’

My idea was to do a join as i didn’t know how to follow your directions correctly @boonebgorges.
Therefore i tried to modify the original $sql (line 83 in bp-group-filters.php):

$sql .= ‘JOIN ‘ . $bp->groups->table_name . ‘ AS g LEFT JOIN ‘ . $bp->groups->table_name_groupmeta . ‘ AS gm ON g.id = gm.group_id ‘;

with this extended version:

$sql .= ‘JOIN ‘ . $bp->groups->table_name . ‘ AS g LEFT JOIN ‘ . $bp->groups->table_name_groupmeta . ‘ AS gm, oba_bp_groups_members AS gu ON g.id = gm.group_id AND gu.group_id = gm.group_id’;

unfortunately i have not enough know-how how the buddypress-core is working correctly. Any hints on how to do this properly?

Many Thanks!

Thanks Paul, I do understand that. The WordPress issue was caused by BuddyPress so I thought it might be something you guys here might have come across before. I will post at wordpress.org too.

@djpaul, Thanks. I did what you suggested and more. No go. Since I have more control on my local installation, I re-installed WordPress, then BP 1.5.1 (using the bp-default). No luck. I uninstalled 1.5.1 and tried with 1.5. No luck. I uninstalled 1.5 and tried with BP 1.5 RC. No luck.

Other than you saying that it exists, I’m beginning to think that sub-menu item was always a figment of my imagination. I don’t know what else to try. Any suggestions?

@djpaul yea I’m pretty sure, since at first I did realize it was still the old language file from pre-1.5, so I downloaded the new .pot and worked with it.

Since I was workign with a custom theme, I’ve even tried it with a child theme of Bp-default and still the same problem.

Yea I would like two types of membership roles. One where they get access to buddypress pages and maybe some other pages. As well as another membership role were they don’t get access to much if anything at all.

Right now I have it so logged out members do not have access to buddypress but I want to create a user who does not get access to any posts and buddypress pages. Would be nice if someone could lead us in the right direction. I saw some plugins that will help create roles and such but it does not allow for specification of buddypress pages too.