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I’ve recently installed Buddypress to my WP theme

Can you explain exactly the steps you took?

Have you tried raising this with your theme’s creators, this seems more like a theme problem than a BuddyPress issue.

I have been searching for the same, hide admins from GROUP members list.
It seems all the forums point to https://buddypress.org/support/topic/hide-admin-from-members-and-activity/

Which the second block of code does not work, for me anyway, breaks my site.

So how do I hide the admins from GROUP members list, not all members list, I have those hidden.

First think I would try is to deactivate all of your other plugins and see if register works.

Another thing to try is to create a different page for register, point buddypress at that and see if that fixes it.

The Group Extension API is the best way to add a page & creation step.

Group Extension API

Wonder if this is related to https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6685 ?

Which theme is that? BuddyPress doesn’t ask for 2 usernames. The WordPress username and the BuddyPress username are one and the same. It looks as though your theme is asking for it twice

No I don’t think so.

The alternative is to change the text by way of creating your own translation of it using Poedit.

See the following:

Customizing Labels, Messages, and URLs

The poedit program, used for editing and creating the translation files is available for free here:

https://poedit.net/download

That’s odd, there is no file called bb-config.php located in the root of standard installs, in fact on my install I cannot find a file of that name at all.

Either way I’m thinking that you mist have some sort of compatibility issue that is stopping bbPress from loading. Have you tried deactivating all of your plugins apart from buddypress and bbPress and trying again?

Frankly saying, This is something concern of theme, not plugin, as plugin developer won’t know theme structure and styling users are using, unless they use BuddPress default template parts. I did that thing actually in one of my other plugin, BuddyPress User Account Type, It wasn’t good as I said, Its theme dependent.

But It is a nice feature to have actually, I am considering to develop a separate plugin soon for this feature, tho I need to see the feasibility first.

Sorry @life5000, I noticed that earlier in this post I mentioned you should add the snippet to your theme’s functions.php. That’s not right. It should go into your theme’s (or child theme’s) style.css file.

I’ve just updated it so it has the right info.

By the way @henrywright is one of the BuddyPress Core developers who joined team recently but look at where he said that the code should be put. He actually meant “style.css” not “function.php”. What do you say about this @style960? Even the core developer himself is not recommending the child theme!

I’ve just tested WP ULike and it seems to work fine, you have to setup the buddypress and bbPress side of things but thats easy enough

Another option you might like to look at is WP Ulike, this is a like function that works on WP Posts, Buddypress Activity and also bbpress topics. so It’s got wider appeal.

You should report the problem you’re having on the plugin’s GitHub repo and hopefully they’ll be able to issue a fix.

Hi,

have you found this one ?
https://gitlab.com/WeFoster/buddypress-give

Scenario 1 is easy:

Create a template overload of this file:
\buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy\buddypress\members\single\profile\profile-loop.php

Use bp_get_the_profile_field_name() to determine of the current user should be able to see the field – based on the current member’s PMP level.