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I know that Buddypress is a good growing project, but, needs very Important Native (by Default) features.

Not everyone will want the features you mention. The idea is to keep things as simple and bloat-free as possible. The plugin system will allow you to add features specific to your business needs.

You mean you’re using this [bp_members] as a shortcode?
BuddyPress does not provide that shortcode, afaik.
So, you are using some plugin that provides that shortcode.
You need to pose your question the the author of that plugin.

You can add such a link very simply to your main menu by using the menu customizer:
http://example.com/members/me/

Read: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/dynamic-profil-link/#post-259834

bp_core_get_user_domain( $user_id ) will output something like http://example.com/members/andy/

Note:

1. You will need to get $user_id before hand. How you get that will depend on the page you’re viewing on the site. This article will explain more:

Playing with the user’s ID in different contexts

2. To append ‘activity’ to the URL, you can use a period .

For example bp_core_get_user_domain( $user_id ) . 'activity' will output something like http://example.com/members/andy/activity

3. To wrap that URL in mark up

<a href="<?php echo esc_url( bp_core_get_user_domain( $user_id ) ); ?>"><?php esc_html_e( 'Text', 'text-domain' ); ?></a>

Instead of filtering ajax_querystring, how about using bp_parse_args()?

Ref https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/2.2.1/src/bp-groups/bp-groups-template.php#L431

As already said: it’s constructed.
The site url is defined in WP general settings and stored in wp_options table
The user name is stored in wp_users table
For the other questions about DB, read:

BuddyPress Database Diagram

WordPress database schema

I’m working on something very similar to the scenario you just described. Here is an idea it might work for you:

You could add/associate the contractors/user IDs with the WooCommerce cart. It would allow severals contractors to be associated with the same WooCommerce order/cart.

Here is a possible workable model.

– Add a project as a product;
– Add BuddyPress profile users IDs to the product in the cart;
– With the user IDs, you would fetch the users information to show their details;
– Go to the cart/checkout process as normally you would;
– Hook in WooCommerce to send the order but not charge it yet;
– Send the job to the contractor/user;
– Contractor accepts the job, hook in your payment gateway to perform the charge;
– Contractor performs the job as suggested/described by you;
– After job delivered by the contractor and accepted by the customer.

A friend suggested I should consider using WooCommerce Pre-Orders.

Usually, when the BP pages are “empty” it’s because you omitted to set the permalinks or because you assigned them a template model. BP pages shoud stay empty ! Just a title and nothing else.

Getting Started

I have moved my site from Ning to Wp/Buddypress with a bbpress integration a few weeks ago. I was able to import a lot of content except the forum topics/responses.

What I did was this:
– used the export tool from Ning
– used the import tool to import ning to Buddypress
All my members (not that many, around 34 at that time) and their profiles, usernames, etc were transferred. All blogposts from Ning were imported as well.
It was easy for members to activate their account on my new Wp/Buddypress site.

The only down thing was that I had to manually copy topics and responses from the forum since I was unable to import this due to an error in the json file. I tried to repair that file but with no succes.

I hope this helps, should you have any questions please let me know. Like you I browsed many old topics and was unable to find any recent topics, so I just started out with trail and error to do it all myself.

Karen

Only members with the capability ‘bp_moderate’ will see that checkbox option.
And only site administrators are given that capability.
So unless you have a plugin that gives that capability to other members, nobody else can see that option. To check, log into your site as a non-admin.

If you still want to remove it, create a template overload of this file:
buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy\buddypress\members\single\messages\compose.php
In your overload, remove this:

<?php if ( bp_current_user_can( 'bp_moderate' ) ) : ?>
	<p><label for="send-notice"><input type="checkbox" id="send-notice" name="send-notice" value="1" /> <?php _e( "This is a notice to all users.", 'buddypress' ); ?></label></p>
<?php endif; ?> 

If you go to Customize>>menus you will see there are buddyPress pages there you can add to menus, but these are the user specific menu items i.e. My Activity etc. To add the global pages you just need to create a link to the page in question, i.e. http://www.yoursite.com/activity

Hello @atfpodcast,
Please, check -> https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/buddypress-cover-images/

Regards

The most recent version of BuddyPress should work with the most recent version of WordPress. Can you describe the problem you’re seeing?

The BuddyPress template hierarchy will help you customise your site’s pages. Check out this article:

Template Hierarchy

HI,
Please visit Dashboard->Appearance->Menus and from the SCreen Options(Top right link), you can enable “BuddyPress”.

Once you have checked it, A section named “BuddyPress” will appear under Pages. You can select the link/customize it for various profile links there.

Hope that helps.

No, I’m afraid not. Nothing in BuddyPress has “trash”-like behaviour, allowing easy restores (to be honest, some of the extended profile stuff does but it’s a bit obscure to understand how that works). 🙁

You’d need to restore the appropriate data from the wp_BP_groups, wp_BP_groups_groupmeta, wp_BuddyPress_groups_members tables, from a database backup.

If you go to appearance > menu and click screen options in the upper right corner then check the buddypress option from the list of checkboxes it will add buddypress specific menu for profile, login, logout and others.

This is a bug with bbPress, not BuddyPress.

See the following ticket with a fix attached to it:
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2974

I’m not sure there is a plugin that covers both the WordPress and BuddyPress new member moderation. I remember I asked the BP Registrations Options developer for it to include moderation of the WordPress Access but he said it was outside of the remit of the plugin.