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“Too bad that old theme of BuddyPress isn’t available anymore. “

Sure it is. All old code is held in trac. you;d have to update it for the latest verison.

like I said in another email, you’re setting a buddypress theme on a subsite – where buddypress is not used. THAT is the issue. you have to strip the BP parts out of a copy fo the theme.

You should probably post any job offers in this group, so your thread doesn’t get closed
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-jobs-board/

Anyways, I should be available within a few days. You can find my email address on this page:
http://shabushabu.eu/imprint/

Buddyvents (http://test.shabushabu.eu/events/) is a plugin I have written in case you’d like to check out an example of what I do.

Just send me your requirements and I’ll get back to you with a quote.
~Boris

Love it but I’d suggest taking a similar UI stance as i’ve done with my share it plugin and not have a larger button. Instead have a button that simply says RATE and then a slide down with the info. For one this would keep the activity stream clean.

=== Check out the readme file: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/rating-widget/ ===

The buddypress tag IS there appearing in list of tags.
Btw, cool plugin

The plugin most likely works, but weather it works on your server with your existing plugins installed, wp-versions, bp versions.

So you need to test it yourself!

@l8knight: I’m not sure. Tell us how you did it.

@TheAlchemist if you’re seeing php scripting outputed by the browser then you have possibly left out php tags wrapping the function? depends on how your functions.php is arranged but generally as it tends to contain various disparate functions and snippets of code including markup php tags tend to be opened and closed on a per item basis.
@pcwriter There appears to be a bit of confusion over two separate requirements here; this sniipet of code is quite old and I think was actually written by r-a-y and perhaps ought to have been duly attributed! the function always did work in functions.php quite happily and I’ve been running it since early last year so it’s been around a while, your original request was for the profile tab a component and the ticket you raised for the constant to be defined in functions.php which in theory and practice is impossible as constants are pre-defined set values and have to be set before BP loads thus they can only work in wp-config or bp-custom.

OOOOO @hnla thinks she is all bad because she is a forum moderator!!!! OOO! Go and get a life!

WHy the heck do they give you the special treatment when all you know how to do is piss off people?

Learn some code, stop acting like a B%&$.

Thank you!

(go ahead and do whatever block me just cuz i said the truth, im sick of the demon hnla being here anyways)

Topic locked.

@espeon Play nice.

Buddypress isn’t setup to do that for some reason.

@espeon I’m a forum moderator, what forums have you been frequenting where it’s acceptable to pass a comment like that to regular members let alone a site moderator. Passing comments like that get noticed and you will find that there will an unwillingness to help in future so I would advise against further comments like that as they will not help your case regardless of what may have prompted them.

All said in a very friendly advisory manner my young friend

@espeon
If you had actually read that codex page in the second link without dismissing it as not what you wanted (what did you want? I suspect what has been offered above!) then you would have noted this line:
We’re going to modify the ‘My Blogs’ menu without changing the core code

Operative words there are “without changing core code”

When you come to a tech forum that offers help you need to bear in mind that the prerequisite to gaining that help is that you demonstrate a willingness to get involved and to be seen to help your self as much as possible; please do not think that on a voluntary help forum that there is any obligation to help people it’s a co-operative process, and attitude of any sorts is never taken well!

You now have a function that looks on the surface to do what you require, and which you now test by adding to your functions file in your theme.

it’s important though that because some code has been provided that this isn’t perceived as the norm or that the forum is a coding service – the provision of code in this manner is up to each and every member to decide if they wish to provide and often it will be but it mustn’t be taken for granted.

@pcwriter @thealchemist

woohoo! that worked for my forums too! i am one happy camper. now hopefully my forums will stay clean! yay!

anyone know the code for profiles? would one just replace “profile” for “group” in the code for forums? thinking that there would be MORE to that, but I’m all ears.

thank you for testing @pcwriter !

function add_welcome_message() {
global $current_user;
get_currentuserinfo();
$author = $current_user->display_name;
if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
echo "
<li>Welcome <strong>" . $author . "</strong></li>

";
echo '
<li><a href="' . wp_logout_url( site_url() ) . '">' . __( 'Log Out', 'buddypress' ) . '</a></li>

';
} else {
echo "
<li>Welcome <strong>Guest</strong></li>

";
}
}
add_action( 'bp_adminbar_menus', 'add_welcome_message', 15 );

Add in the remove_action( ‘bp_adminbar_logo’, ‘bp_adminbar_logo’ ); if you wish.

@stars4321 yeah, BP Nicey is a child theme of bp-default and most probably wouldn’t have cause the registration glitch. Change to bp-default theme, deactivate recaptcha and plugins other than BuddyPress and see if /register/ still goes to home page.

@Ann_Whitt_Wen running BP Template Pack moves the following 13 files within 6 major folders to your active WP theme: https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/#revise-templates. Looks like member folder files are missing. Double-check via FTP/cPanel that those 13 files are there. If not, go through the BP Template Pack process again. Or, copy over the missing files/folders from BP Template Pack plugin to your active theme while maintaining folder/file structure.