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Hi, @venutius. I hate to impose on your generosity, but I’m getting desperate, and you seem like someone who might be able to solve a major problem for us.

We need to capture the BuddyPress group a user belongs to when they are not on the group page. Do you know where in the BuddyPress user profile that data is stored?

Also, using your snippet: if we wanted to restrict users to being in just one group, we would set $membership_total >= 2, right?

Thanks again for your help!

You just need the latest snippet, only use the one.

You don’t need any other plugins apart from BuddyPress.

You can put the Snippet into your functions.php

functions.php

How do I add a registration page to BuddyPress ?

How to get member list based on role by using buddypress?

@ravals, in the unlikely event you’re still interested in this, take a look at:

Hide Public message on profiles

Probably scroll down to the bottom.

For what it’s worth, I’ve overridden buddypress/activity/post-form.php and basically deleted all the content from that. This *appears* to work on my test site, removing the What’s New field from both the user’s profile and their “group” page.

<?php
/**
 * BuddyPress - Activity Post Form
 *
 * @package BuddyPress
 * @subpackage bp-legacy
 * @version 3.0.0
 *
 */

?>

I’m a little unsure if I should actually have that closing ?>, but it appear to work that way.

Hiding Users on BuddyPress based site

No perfmatters here!

Have same problem https://buddypress.org/support/topic/a-critical-error-has-occurred-on-this-site/

But sims to be a bug! i dont now. I hade never this problem vid buddypress vid wp before. RSS? no its not solution for this problem and i have deaktivate all other plugins, but dont changes enything! same trouble. Så i waiting for some solution here!

Hi @all,
does somebody know what to do if the pages buddypress created are showing only code. Also if I´m logged in as admin they forwarding me to the landingpage. I couldn´t find something to this.

Pleas help me.

@helio …there is no Activities option showing in your menu/toolbar.
Viewed on mobile.
If you want to prevent not-logged-in users from viewing any Buddypress pages, you can use a plugin like “BP Members Only”

Hi everybody

The method that Shane provided, is really good. I am looking to add a similar feature to disable certain groups. I followed this guide and customized it to make a query that will filter out disabled groups. Everything seems to be working fine except the group count inside the timeline. From where can I find and edit the group count??

Use me.
https://writerscritique.org/buddypress/members/me/

Hi Serena,
I can look and fix errors on your buddypress website.
Please let me know, If still facing the same

Regards
Deep

Possible options to look at:

– verification email on signup is a must.

– Plugin “BP Restrict Signup By Email Domain” ….lets you restrict new signups to gmail, yahoo, hotmail etc. Will prevent 99% of spam-bot registrations (eg. s.p.a.m.m.e.r. at spambot dot xyz).

– Plugin “BP Registration Options” …holds all new signups in a moderation queue until manual approval by admin, during which time they can’t interact with Buddypress components (and I assume cannot create new groups).

Just some suggestions.