@nuprn1 – I have placed bp_follow_total_follow_counts ($bp->loggedin_user->id); underneath bp_before_member_header_meta but it doesn’t display anything
couple of action hooks on member-header.php
bp_before_member_header_meta is underneath the name/last active
I can already email everyone that is a member , What I want to do is send a Private Message to everyone, so an email tells them they have a message , then they need to check their buddypress inbox.
thanks @nuprn1 but how will I place it underneath my name in my profile?
bp_follow_total_follow_counts ( ) – where default arg ‘user_id’ => $bp->loggedin_user->id
returns an array with followers and following
@hnla, The events plugin for BP1.1(dev) had no time to update it,but if we all ask the developer for this great plugin with eventbrite for adapt it for BP
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/the-events-calendar/
Eventbrite for The Events Calendar now has one piece of standalone functionality. This plugin includes a series of shortcodes that will allow the embedding of Eventbrite Widgets into WordPress post/page/sidebar content. Want to sell tickets or show a registration form for an Eventbrite event that you didn’t create yourself from WordPress? Now you can.
Eventbrite for The Events Calendar
Sell tickets directly from your post
Extensive template tags for customization
MU Compatible
Many of the amazing features of Eventbrite – directly from WordPress
Use shortcode to place any event ticketing on any post
@DJPaul “… if not sooner” 
You are right, I should have explained.
I am making theme both compatible for WP and BP by using something like this
<?php if (get_option(‘gangmei_switch_platform’) == ‘buddypress’) { ?>
<?php include(TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/_inc/member-search.php’); ?>
<?php } else { include(TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/_inc/search-form.php’); } ?>
This work 100%
( If buddypress is enable from theme option page, it will show the buddypress member search form
else it will show the wordpress search form)
But i want something like I said.
Awesome, thanks @hnla — I have that portion fixed.
I’m still missing something though… When I hover over “My Account” and then move down to one of the submenus, “My Account” still has the dark background. The same happens when I move from a submenu like “Activity” to one of its menus to the right. There’s also a little block of about 10 or so pixels on the right that stays dark as I hover. Lastly, is there a way to put a border around the whole menu when I hover? Right now, it’s just outlining the sides and the bottom. Looks kinda funny but I’m just being picky. 
Link to screenshot:
http://socialapples.com/images/menus.png
I’d greatly appreciate your help. Thanks!
@r-a-y it doesn’t seem to be showing up any JS errors in IE. I will download the error console for firefox and see if that shows anything.
@Dwenaus after making a huge fuss they updated the plug-in. So thanks but it’s cool now
I opened a ticket for the seemingly undeclared bp_before_group_invites() and for bp_core_catch_no_access(), which doesn’t appear to be called anywhere.
https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/2537
Two questions:
1. I need this plugin in Persian. I translated the language files but the problem is that the chat box does not have the option for Persian. Arabic and Hebrew are the only right-to-left languages listed. How can I add Persian to the language list?
2. How one can set up a certain language and theme as default for every user?
A related thread, https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/no-must-login-message-or-redirect, had a short life about three weeks ago. It looks like the bp_core_catch_no_access() function is not actually used.
Hi @Burkie .. Do you have any idea when EventPress will be released? Looking at the site, development seems to have stopped.. http://gsocevents.wordpress.com/
Also, I’m not able to see the “Create Event” page anywhere! I can see the /events/ page but that’s it.
Has anyone come across this problem?
What did you install before you had that problem? If plugin, rename the folder of the plugin you installed in plugins folder via FTP or cpanel. If that doesn’t work, access your database and check if you’re still admin.
It should be, otherwise you won’t have seen the member Pages
– plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/members/single/member-header.php
Copy member-header.php to your child theme following the structure yourchildtheme/members/single/member-header.php and make the change there. If you make a change in bp-default parent theme, the change will be overriden when you upgrade BuddyPress
where is members/single/member-header.php?
I couldnt find it in the buddypress folder under plug-ins
Thanks
@DJPaul @cnorris23
Replaced all that shown in diff and still no good
I would take @nuprn1‘s second suggestion, as it means far fewer hits to the db than pulling up every post every time the activity stream is loaded.
(Side note – boy, these filtering posts just keeping coming up, huh? Hmmm….)
@r-a-y from your note in this thread you have Display Name showing in users’ profile page. Do you have any idea why it doesn’t show up in mine? Is there a common mistake people make that takes First Name, Last Name, Nick and Display Name out of the Buddy Press profile and the registration form?
Why not just use a group for this?
There isn’t a way to do this in BuddyPress without writing your own code to do it. You could use WP_User_Search to look up users, it is defined in /wp-admin/includes/user.php starting near line 637.
Here’s an example from http://www.clarksonenergyhomes.com/wordpress/2009/03/16/wp-get-users-by-role-function/ (found via Google).
function get_users_with_role ( $role ) {
// gets all users with specified role
$wp_user_search = new WP_User_Search( '', '', $role );
return $wp_user_search->get_results();
}
This type of user search is intended for use in Administration Panels, not on public-facing pages. So be sure you know why you’re exposing that information before you do it. I’d urge against ever showing a member’s user role publicly. It’d probably be much better to use a Group for those users and display them that way — based on their membership in a certain group instead of their user role.
