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Hi, I want to display descriptions under forum topics. How do I do this. Here is a link to a screenshot of the buddypress demo and where I hope to add the description: http://qclearninglab.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Buddypress.png

Hello, I am making a site with buddypress and I want to display a facebook feed on each profile. What would be the best way to go about this? Are there any plugins that does this?

Hello,

There are two type of links one member specific and other is complete url. Like suppose I am a member then my url will be
webiste/members/groups where it will display the groups in which I am a member or joined.
other link is website/groups where it will display all the groups that are esxits on the website. Even I am a member of that group or not.
Same links for the friends, docs

And If I talking about the buddypress menus so you provides first type of links or page that we can add in the menu. So My concern is that from where we can get these pages or add to the menu of second types.
One solution is that I make a custom type link add static link and add to menu. But it is not good because If my server chnge or address chnge like local host to live I have to chnage manually.

So please give the alternatives if you have.

I am building a site that requires a complex registration form. The form has been built in Gravity Forms and embedded in the page content of the registration page. I then had the below code hooked onto template_redirect:

function remove_buddypress_registration_form() {

		$bp_pages = get_option( 'bp-pages' );

		if( is_page( $bp_pages['register'] ) ) {
		
			remove_filter( 'bp_template_include', 'bp_template_include_theme_compat', 4 );

		}

	}

And it worked. The BP registration form was removed and the post content was displayed. But now that doesn’t work and I can’t really figure out why that would be. Even when I revert to the commit that I set it all up, it still doesn’t work. Obviously the ID of the page is being nuked by BP_Registration_Theme_Compat::dummy_post, but I guess my real question is why BP wouldn’t be running that before and now it is. There hasn’t even been an update since I wrote that code

I want, the users of my social network before to register are categorized by two variables; Soccer team and position.For example Jorge, defender, Pumas FC // Mark, defender Aguilas FC.
I want users after being categorized, all the entries that upload to the social network are saved and displayed in their corresponding category (based on the characteristics of the registry)So that when a user enters the portal, look for in the page / category pumas, see the posts of Jorge and other players of the pumas, when search for position, in this case defenses, see posts of Jorge, Raul and other users who Are defenses, if I look for (team) pumas and (position) defense, I will see the posts of Jorge and other defenses of the Pumas team.

I want, All that the users publish is categorized and can be visualized according to its category.
In addition to these categories, I would like all the entries made to be seen on the Actvity page

Im trying do it with these plugins

-Author Category

-BuddyPress Member Type Generator

-BuddyPress Xprofile Member Type Field

-Restrict Author Posting

-Restrict Categories

The last plugin That I was update:

-Blogs categories for groups plugin

-Bp simple front end post, but that one need, change plugin of the directory, and Im am not do that very good, and I dont know if that its the correct way

Excuse me english

Thanks

Regards

I’m currently trying to run Buddypress on my website, and I’m having a problem with the URLs that link to user profiles from the Member page, avatars, and displayed usernames. They are all giving a 404 error.

I’m assuming this can be fixed with a function in bp-custom.php but I don’t know php well enough to be able to create one on my own.

My Buddypress page is: thechefsconnection.com/forchefseyesonly

I created the page using one of my theme’s shortcodes (Kleo theme), and a few sidebar widgets. The Members page, user avatars and username links are being rendered as follows:

(using admin for example ) thechefsconnection.com/members/admin

This should display the profile for the user ‘admin’ . From what I understand this is how the links are supposed to be structured by Buddypress, but on my site they are giving a 404 error.

I found that if I append “/profile” to the URL like this: thechefsconnection.com/members/admin/profile then the link works and the profile loads.

Strangely, the main nav menu dropdown link under For Chefs Eyes Only > Profile returns the link with “/profile” in the URL. This was created in Appearance > Menus with the Buddypress widget. Why is it working here and not anywhere else?

I’ve looked through Dashboard > Settings > Buddypress and I can’t find anything to adjust permalinks for member profiles.

So I have two questions:

1. Why is this happening?

2. How do I fix it?

I have associated two WordPress pages with the BuddyPress registration pages (activate and register).

However, when either the register or activate page are selected they both open the buddypress members page, not the desired wordpress pages.

Any help would be appreciated.

I am using the Kleo Child theme.