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Hi all,

I find my answer here:

Adding BuddyPress Custom Pages to Profiles

Through this tutorial I was capable to create the menu and render my template.

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Prashant, if you can send me more tips about your way to do this I aprreciate.

Ok, I went in to update the template pack and it was using legacy, so I switched the option to Nouveau.

Still nothing on my side. Blank areas under any plugin tab on the profile template.

This includes, Event Manager, Invite Anyone, Buddypress Docs, BBpress, and Buddyboss Media plugins. Core buddypress profile components still load their content under their respective tabs.

If you would like me to send you admin access to the site to see for yourself, let me know what email to register, and communicate the pw to you with.

Thanks!

Kyle

I ended up going with Brajesh’s BP Activity Shortcode they do fantastic work on plugins for buddypress

but I am using buddypress?

fixed with https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7944#ticket

In case anyone’s curious, I ended up changing the following in bp-core-avatars.php:

	// If the uploaded image is smaller than the "full" dimensions, throw a warning.
	if ( $avatar_attachment->is_too_small( $bp->avatar_admin->image->file ) ) {
		bp_core_add_message( sprintf( __( 'You have selected an image that is smaller than recommended. For best results, upload a picture larger than %d x %d pixels.', 'buddypress' ), bp_core_avatar_full_width(), bp_core_avatar_full_height() ), 'error' );
	}

Changed to:

	// If the uploaded image is smaller than the "full" dimensions, throw a warning.
	if ( $avatar_attachment->is_too_small( $bp->avatar_admin->image->file ) ) {
return false;	
	}

I realize changing anything in core files is a terrible idea, but no clue how to make it work otherwise. This basically doesn’t allow uploading any file under minimum dimensions.

I’ve been trying the same thing in bp-custom.php:

function check_avatar_upload() {
global $bp;
if ( $avatar_attachment->is_too_small( $bp->avatar_admin->image->file ) ) {
	return false;
}
}
add_action( 'bp_core_pre_avatar_handle_upload', 'check_avatar_upload', 10, 3 );

When in bp-custom.php the above results in “HTTP error.” for all uploads. Changing the action to bp_core_avatar_handle_upload just uploads everything.

Hopefully it helps someone at least a little bit.

Cool. Your fix doesn’t work for me because it’s a default install on a non modified theme with no other plugins active besides BuddyPress.

Thanks for posting, somehow I missed @frangdelsolar response so this reply is for both of your questions:

Short & Simple.. ok yea – it worked, but was very limited and buggy

We then hired 5 different programmers off upwork that swore they could make a custom calendar plugin better

Then we looked into custom buddypress development costs. Wow – you could have built anything from scratch for those prices.

The particular project I was the project manager but the funding ran out, but I sank a year of my life into it so I do still remember parts of that dilemma and the solutions that were in the works – if you wish to more – send me a msg

I do have 20 years experience in the business and have a good idea of which plugins work well together and which ones waste your time. If you let me know what your site is about and how you need a calendar to be integrated, I’ll see if I can point you in the right direction