BuddyPress.org

We have a membership site. I got BuddyPress installed and functional. Now I would like to protect the community by requiring that someone log in before accessing any of the BuddyPress features. Working with WishList Member tech support I was advised to use these lines of code in each of the BP Template Pack files listed in step 3 of the setup.
1) “

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2) “

3) ` `

4) ` `

The file buddypress-protect.php contains the following code:
`

You must be logged in to view this content.

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So, the good news is that the community is protected, but the bad news is that the error message is not showing up. I get a page that shows a header and footer, but the rest is blank. I searched the internet trying to learn more about “include templatepath” and an obtuse post briefly mentioned that this will not work with BuddyPress. Is this true and is there a better way to do this?

How exclude the author from signing a personal message? I found the two functions are responsible for this:

function get_recipient_links($recipients) {
if ( count($recipients) >= 5 )
return count( $recipients ) . __(' Recipients', 'buddypress');

foreach ( (array)$recipients as $recipient )
$recipient_links[] = bp_core_get_userlink( $recipient->user_id );

return implode( ', ', (array) $recipient_links );
}

function bp_get_the_thread_recipients() {
global $thread_template, $bp;

$recipient_links = array();

if ( count( $thread_template->thread->recipients ) >= 5 )
return apply_filters( 'bp_get_the_thread_recipients', sprintf( __( '%d Recipients', 'buddypress' ), count($thread_template->thread->recipients) ) );

foreach( (array)$thread_template->thread->recipients as $recipient ) {
if ( $recipient->user_id !== $bp->loggedin_user->id )
$recipient_links[] = bp_core_get_userlink( $recipient->user_id );
}

return apply_filters( 'bp_get_the_thread_recipients', implode( ', ', $recipient_links ) );
}

How can this be done and put into the file bp-custom.php?

Hi at all. i have a question that i think is interesting. I would like to know if there is a module or plugin that whem an user create a blog with buddypress multisite could choose an categorie or by other way or one way to show and pop up or advise that his blog could be for adult content like for example blogspot….

Someone knows about?
Thank’s