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Well, you said that content needs to be fully public, so I guessed that full protection of BP’s content didn’t worry you.

Apart from that, the only thing really missing from the Woo bundle is account area integration, but there is another plugin that deals with that:

https://themekraft.com/products/woocommerce-buddypress-integration/

It’s meant more for the shop side of WooCommerce, but it seems to do the trick.

Try posting your requirements on the BP Jobs Board. There might be a developer there who’ll help you.

“Btw, I never learned Php and get along cuting and pasting my way through child-themes and even I can make it look good, so do not pretend to com plain about something you do not know how to use.
CSS and a bit of rearranging of code can achieve miracles, you just need vision, the main ingredient that makes a well designed internet pie.”

I’m sorry for ‘complaining’ about the #1 social plugin with hundreds of thousands of downloads, that has a UI from 2008. This is just long overdue, and someone needed to say it. I’d love to spend hours learning PHP, but I have to think about my entire site operations – business, getting investors, visual design, some coding, SEO, content writing, research, etc. It’s not always feasible. The User Profile page needs a complete overhaul! If I draw it out, can someone code the layout. I’ll pay you!! lol. Make some money off your BuddyPress PHP skills. User Management plugins (many) are lacking!

Actually, ‘Admin’, ‘Everyone (Admin Editable)’ and ‘Only Me (Admin Editable)’ are not part of BuddyPress and are added by the plugin.

If you use the plugin and set the field visibility to ‘Only Me (Admin Editable)’ then the field will only be visible to the user and the Admin. You could also use the ‘Admin’ settings to, for example, add notes about the user that the user can’t see.

The plugin initially sets the admin to be the main admin account, but it gives this code snippet in its FAQs to enable you to set the capability required, so editors can also see the field:

function custom_profile_fields_visibility() {
      return ‘edit_others_posts’; // Editors
}
add_filter( ‘bp_admin_only_profile_fields_cap’, ‘custom_profile_fields_visibility’ );

Can you ensure that line 207 in bp-blogs/bp-blogs-functions.php matches the following?
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/2.9.1/src/bp-blogs/bp-blogs-functions.php#L207

If it doesn’t, can you let me know what line 207 is on your version of BuddyPress?

I absolutely love Buddypress and have no issues with layout as that is what I am responsible for as a designer/developer.

Personally I would have all the crew who build Buddypress over for coffee and a curry, some salsa dancing and a Chuck Norris movie.

Yes we would discuss layout and UI, but then we would end the long night with hugs and an understanding that we all need to learn to make our websites unique in our own time so the Buddycrew can keep the machine running as smooth as possible from the inside.

Thanks guys for Buddypress
XXXO

Hello @danbp

Display name in buddypress activity stream is not showing once posting any activity.

It was showing earlier but all of a sudden its not showing for newly registered users. Please check the screenshot below:-

http://nimb.ws/ixjNcq

B’coz of this the {username} field is not showing in email templates as well when someone is inviting others, group invitations etc. wherever involved.

Any help will be very much appreciated. I’m using KLEO theme.

Regards,
Sidd

I don’t think this is a problem with BuddyPress.

Does this happen when you disable BuddyPress and attempt to login with an incorrect password?