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And, for anyone interested, here are other Buddypress specific functions it has – very impressed btw:

1. control the Buddypress member profile page meta title such as %%bp_user_full_name%% | %%sitename%% or whatever you prefer
2. also allows you to edit the Buddypress member profile meta description as well
3. include Groups in sitemaps
4. includes Profiles in sitemaps (as noted in previous post)

(Just wanted to share this in case you wanted to know in advance as this plugin is only available to paid WPMU Dev subscribers. This is in addition to all the other standard seo related features but listing Buddypress specific features above in case you wanted to know)

For anyone interested, switching to WMPU Dev’s Smartcrawl has allowed us to automatically add all members to the sitemap. It also allows you to exclude specific roles in case you have Admins you’d like to exclude from the sitemap. While Yoast has been our goto plugin, Smartcrawl appears to hold it’s own – especially when it comes to Buddypress. Here’s a link for more info.

However, if anyone knows how @mugwumpman was able to create the members-sitemap.xml and work with Yoast, would still be great to know – thx!

hi everyone, I found solution for this problem by using default cover plugin “BuddyPress Cover”
If anyone has the problem this is a solution

No, I’m running BuddyPress 2.9.1 so it should be self-contained

<?php while ( bp_members() ) : bp_the_member(); ?>

<?php
$user_id = bp_get_member_user_id();
$jin=bp_get_member_user_email();

$member_email = $jin;
// $swpm_user = SwpmMemberUtils::get_user_by_email($member_email);

//echo $resulty->membership_level;
// echo $display_vars[‘membership_level’];
//print_r($resulty);

/* $member_id = ‘2’;
$field_name = ‘membership_level’;
echo $level_id_value = SwpmMemberUtils::get_member_field_by_id($member_id, $field_name);
*/

$user = new WP_User( $user_id );

if ( $user->roles[0] == ‘author’ ) { ?>
<li <?php bp_member_class(); ?>>
<div class=”item-avatar”>
“><?php bp_member_avatar(); ?>
</div>

<div class=”item”>

<div class=”item-title” style=”display:inline;”>
“><?php bp_member_name(); ?>

<?php if ( bp_get_member_latest_update() ) : ?>

<span class=”update”> <?php bp_member_latest_update(); ?></span>

<?php endif; ?>

</div>
</br>

<div class=”item-meta” style=”display:inline;”><span class=”activity” data-livestamp=”<?php bp_core_iso8601_date( bp_get_member_last_active( array( ‘relative’ => false ) ) ); ?>”><?php bp_member_last_active(); ?></span></div>

<?php

$query = $wpdb->prepare(“SELECT * FROM {$wpdb->prefix}swpm_members_tbl WHERE email= %s”, $jin);
$resulty = $wpdb->get_row($query);

$mymembership=$resulty->membership_level;
if ($mymembership==”5″){
echo “<span style=’background-color:goldenrod;padding:5px 12px;float:right;margin-top:-9px;margin-right: 200px;’>Premium</span>”;
}

i need a code so that i can have sorting in a manner that premium should be displayed at the top , then featured members and then free members.i have used two plugin simple membership plugin and buddypress.
Help in code, that will be a great help .

I installed and setup the EASY WP SMTP plugin. The test e-mails are sent but the buddypress activation e-mail is still not sent.
Thank you but I still have the same problem.

BOOM!! cracked the issue.

The instructed root was missing vital info that could save a lot of us the headache…

IT IS NOT /my-theme/buddypress/ as instructed the Template Overload File.

IT IS: /my-theme/buddypress/members/

to then save your file in that folder.

Ladies and gentlemen, you’re welcome.

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-to-edit-the-text-in-registration-page/

I have found and followed this as best I can, my Template Overload File is in this root:

Wp-content/themes/child-theme/buddypress/register.php/

The problem is, I think, that Buddypress isn’t finding my Template Overload File in my child-folder.

Should the ideal root for Template Overload Files be
Wp-content/themes/buddypress/register.php/ ??

It’s driving me crazy how most of my buddypress tweaks I make go with no affect at all.

plugins/buddypress/bp-blogs/bg-blogs-activity.php

$post_link = '<a href="' . esc_url( $post_url ) . '">' . $post_title . '</a>';

I found the related code but I can not add the h tag. h does not add the tag, but the span tag is added. Interesting 🙁