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@mattmct: Or you could use conditional statements in a custom template. It would go something like this:

http://pastebin.com/EbBhUtaC

@mattmct try s2member plugin https://buddypress.org/community/groups/s2member/

You’re welcome @nimaha

Some installs with search engines blocking turned off, activity stream still not working. Not many complain about this issue is a big surprise. Maybe because upgrade and not new install. Don’t think that fix from @johnjamesjacoby work. testbp also still not working correctly.

“Notice: This plugin is under heavy development, and is not recommended for production environments!”

@MrMaz is it still under heavy development,??? we’re waiting for a stable version….

@pcwriter I’m looking forward to your plugin.

@alanchrishughes: Well crap

Oooh, is there a tag you can use on sidebar.php? There must be something there, because there’s a link to the logged in user’s profile that’s displayed in the sidebar on every page. That’s where I’d check next.

i came across a similar problem after upgrading WP to the latest patch and have the latest buddypress… i didn’t notice it earlier, but none of my members is listed either (in the member directory) but they appear under a group membership (all are autojoined in a group automatically)…
i have no clue what to look for here, but if i can help provide more info to debug this please let me know!

ADDITION:
i checked the wp_users table and from phpmyadmin i updated all ‘user_status’ to 0 and ‘auto_join_complete’ to 1. this has done the trick for me!

@zaimejs check the spam folder. Buddypress confirmations emails routinely end up in the spam folder for a lot of mail servers.

In related / unrelated news, I’ve had a problem recently where an individual member’s avatar has started showing up everywhere, like in place of each and every group avatar for example. It’s happened a few times and tonight I traced it to the Facebook Login plugin and once I disabled that everything returned to normal.

Some things are here visit the link and read the posts. The other guy updated the tutorial on his site. I think it’s not so easy because also forum search on BP org here when you click on the topic second third and so forth search result pages it gets you error. Pity.
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/buddypress-orgs-unified-search-how-can-i-get-it/

@antonrsa ye ta, I forgot to close the frame >.<

If some ppl didn’t know, you can change action=like to anything you want, so it could be action=recommend and so on.

@nit3watch – http://pastebin.com/FzK3L5NE

@svenl77 You said your using it for groups, i tried but it breaks my theme? Did you have any problems? I take it you have it in the group header, think I could look at your code mebe?
Iv’e tried placing the iframe just about everywere..

EDIT: was the unclosed iframe

Its very simple, but it took some time to figure out, and several visits here, that taught me nothing.
Go to the menu My Account > Groups > My Groups
You’ll get a long URL with /my-groups/ at the end of it.
Replace “my-groups” with “create”, hit return, and you’re good to go.

Hey All,
Im using WordPress 3.0.1 with BuddyPress 1.2.5.2. I have used the WP-FB-AutoConnect to allow users to login using their facebook accounts and it works absolutely fine. However my issue is that I want users who login for the first time (those who login through the facebook connect) to go first to their profile page and fill out the additional details in their profile and update their facestreem and tweetsream settings. Any idea how to do this?
Your help would be MUCH MUCH appreciated.

Just wondering did he fix also the pagination for each search term? next -next-page as many following search results pages there are for a term.

@antonrsa let me know if you come right with this and the steps you took please

@jonbyrd I’m more than happy to touch base with you and see if it’s something we can work on. As @el_terko ‘s suggested, I’m already working on such a project and I’d like to see if its goals match up with yours.

@intimez – good info – thanks.

I also came across this code: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/removing-members-ability-invite-others-to-a-group/#post-48304

Which promises to hide the “invite friend” links (haven’t had success yet…)–

Or you can create a child theme that removes the links from your template… Though really, I agree the system should be more set up like this:

Public — anything goes
Private — only mods and admins can INVITE (not just approve)
Hidden — same as private – only others can’t see

Cheers