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I’m having the same issue here

http://bit.ly/nIcmyd

I have not discovered a solution either, as the only result was by Studiopress telling me I need to buy their GenesisConnect Product.

I told them there is no Guarantee purchasing their product would fix this issue

Any ideas on how to resolve this Activity Stream Bug here http://bit.ly/nIcmyd

Thank you

@kirkslater,
Since you asked it in another thread, here is what you need

Put this function in your functions.php or bp-custom.php

/**
* Get Age from BuddyPress date of Birth
* <a href='https://buddypress.org/community/members/param/' rel='nofollow'>@param</a> string $dob_field_name :name of the DOB field in xprofile, like Dob or Date of Birth
* <a href='https://buddypress.org/community/members/param/' rel='nofollow'>@param</a> int $user_id : the user for which you want to retrieve the age
* <a href='https://buddypress.org/community/members/param/' rel='nofollow'>@param</a> string $format: the way you want to print the difference, look t  for the acceptable agrs
* @return string :the formatted age in year/month
*/

function bpdev_get_age_from_dob($dob_field_name,$user_id=false,$format="%y Years, %m Month(s), %d days"){
if(!$user_id)
$user_id=bp_displayed_user_id ();

$dob_time=xprofile_get_field_data($dob_field_name, $user_id);//get the datetime as myswl datetime

$dob=new DateTime($dob_time);//create a DateTime Object from that

$current_date_time=new DateTime();//current date time object
//calculate difference
$diff= $current_date_time->diff($dob);//returns DateInterval object
//format and return
return $diff->format($format);

}

and Now you can output the age anywhere using

echo "Age".bpdev_get_age_from_dob("DOB Field Name");//display for the displayed user

//or
echo "Your Age".bpdev_get_age_from_dob("DOB Field Name",bp_loggedin_user_id());//display for logged in user

You can pass the Dob field name, user_id and the format in which you want to show the difference.
here is the gist in case the code gets garbled: https://gist.github.com/1257476
Hope that helps.

PS: It will need php 5.3.3 or above.

@kirkslater,
you are most welcome. Checking that thread in a minute

BuddyPress Groups Extra not fully compatible.. testet on debbug mode

Hi all,
looking to exactly do this. Filter members by user role! Can anyone share any code? I think that would be a great addition to the BP core anyway!!!
@buzz2050 Have you got any code to share?

@linick, check out seopress: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/seopress/

Your theme needs to be updated to be compatible with BP 1.5. Change to bp-default theme.

In one BuddyPress site, you either:
1) create a child theme of bp-default OR
2) use a WP theme with BP Template Pack OR
3) create a child theme of a WP theme with BP Template Pack.
Cannot mix 1, 2 or 3.

If the buddypress community that you are a part of is public, you could just create a link to your profile, either by adding it to the Links Menu in your WP dashboard and enabling the Blogroll widget on the sidebar, or by creating a custom menu with a custom URL, and — if your theme supports custom menus — throw it up top in your theme, or use the Custom Menu widget and put it in the sidebar.

The URL to your profile will be something like domain.com/members/”your-user-name/

Visit your Profile and copy and past the URL that appears.

Your third option is a plugin like this: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-profile-widget-for-blogs/ I’m not sure if this still works, but it does what you want.

You actually do not want your member pages and their status updates to be cached by google because of privacy. There is no privacy settings in BuddyPress and the last thing your users want is a site owner forcing their updates to search bots.