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There’s a related method in this link for setting the Forums tab to default in Groups, maybe this will help.

http://themekraft.com/2011/02/customize-profile-and-group-menus-in-buddypress/#comment-42

Also, let me throw this link in here as references as to how to configure the existing tabs on groups and profiles (reorder, rename, remove):

http://themekraft.com/2011/02/customize-profile-and-group-menus-in-buddypress

@virtuali I was thinking the exact same thing today – in other CMSs I’ve used, I’ve been able to see a treeview of the navigation for the entire site and put any items I wanted in any spots (or rather, any items other people wanted 07 ). Since BP uses a common header file and seems to do its own setups for each tab (although I haven’t looked at everything yet) this might not be an impossible dream.

This would perk up Buddypress’ design and usability options a LOT. My particular configuration is moving the “My” subtab from the Profile out to each main tab. While I’ve found code to remove the subtabs from the Profile view, I found this post looking for how to add those subtabs, just as they are, to the main tabs.

Although your problem seems to be solved, I wanted to add this in – https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/ . On the right is a reference for some add_action functions. However, there’s a ton of stuff in there that has no documentation

Hi, I had the same issue trying to customize the nav bar. I never did find an id for those pages, but it turns out that the main navs are hard-coded into the header.php file, so I was able to manually edit those. After that comes a wp_list_pages function coded to automatically add any other pages that you make, and those page ids are of course available from the editor.

Hi aaberg,

Try reading this:
https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/faqs/specific-faqs/#register

Don’t add that , user Stacy – Stacey etc. is a fu..ing spammer giving the same advices everywhere , he only wants to harm your computer , it is a pity that on buddypress.org doesn’t exists banning or something like a forum moderation .

? what plugin is this, but unlikely you can add a map to a WP post or page but you will need to explain a little further.

@juanpons14 Thanks for the code; just started using it on my site. One thing I’ve noticed is that the “Load More” link at the bottom of the results doesn’t work – any thoughts on how to resolve?

@hnla @r-a-y @mercime

The a**hole above has created another user account with a variation of Stacy in the username. Can anything be done to block this schmuck?

Username “Stacy” is a known spammer who gives “advice” that is potentially harmful to your computer. It is not advisable to use the code above.

This plugin should get you what you want:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-share-it/

@Brooker , i’m not really sure how much i’d need to put in really..it is a good idea we both put in to get this plugin made…perhaps if we agree to allow it to be distributed into the community aswell then the plugin will be even cheaper?

You can definitely limit posts by character count as they’re being inserted. Find where the post form is in your template. I’m using this in Buddypress for the activity stream, so I’m not sure if it’s the same for the regular WP postings. But you should be able to work it around a little bit:

`

function limitChars(textarea, limit, infodiv)
{
var text = textarea.value;
var textlength = text.length;
var info = document.getElementById(infodiv);

if(textlength > limit)
{
info.innerHTML = ‘You cannot write more than ‘+limit+’ characters!’;
textarea.value = text.substr(0,limit);
return false;
}
else
{
info.innerHTML = ‘You have ‘+ (limit – textlength) +’ characters left.’;
return true;
}
}

Maximum 500 characters.

`

You can put that code right before and you’ll need to add the onkeyup in like this:</p> <p>`<br /> <textarea>

`

Also of note, if you’re doing an AJAX submit that doesn’t refresh the page, you’ll want to have an onclick action set on the submit button that re-inserts the original HTML of the ‘whatsleft’ span back into it. Otherwise they’ll still see the number of characters they had left when they submitted it, even though the form is blank.

Note: I didn’t write this js, I found it somewhere. Possibly on these forums…but it works

Idem.

I need the P2 theme with buddypress …

Can’t find on the internet, google is not my best friend for this search.