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I suspect it is a custom menu. Because the search is on the left when anonymous.

Hi @sem101,

did you figure this out already? I would love to have this also on my site.

Regards

Putting this in the functions or bp-custom.php files did not work.

I finally managed to get the admin and any other user excluded from the members directory by modifying the bp_had_members query that was already in my members-loop.php file.

<?php if ( bp_has_members( bp_ajax_querystring( ‘members’ ).’&exclude=1,3,25′ . ‘&type=alphabetical&per_page=30’ ) ) : ?> <!– &exclude= user_ids of the people you want to exclude –>

By adding just this, it also removed the users from the total members count.

Note: I do not use friends or activity feeds on my site, so I have no idea if it hides from them, but I suppose it wouldn’t.

I have been looking high and low for the answer to this with my limited PHP knowledge… and wanted to share it back so other people could learn from it too.

And credit where it is due, this post led me to the answer.
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/member-parameters-not-working-with-bp_ajax_querystring/

@scottlush
As a web developer myself I add plugins to the repository because at some point it was a requirement for a client and I just figured I would share it on the WP repository so others could benefit from it. I think this is true with a lot of the plugins on the WP repository as well. There may be a few developers out there that would build a custom plugin to fit your needs as long as you are willing to pay them for their work.

@scottlush
Sorry to inform you again, but there is no plugins that I know of that does this yet!
I say yet because there is the potential to accomplish this but no one has taken on the challenge to fulfill this requirement yet.

@scottlush
Negative! Sorry if you was hoping for a better answer but I have not seen this functionality yet and I have been snooping around BuddyPress for a good while. “But you can always build this functionality if you have coding skills.”

Thanks for pasting, @carco

Strangewise the issue remains, even with your entire script.
Still no entries for user_id in db
(which then might cause, that no notifs appear, probably?)
but “users-who-like” works again^^

hi @disent

you can use :

if( strlen( $user_name ) >= 13 )
		$errors->add( 'user_name',  __( 'Username must be 12 characters maximum', 'buddypress' ) );	

in /plugins/buddypress/bp-members/bp-members-functions.php
inside function bp_core_validate_user_signup ()

hi @raphadko

you can use :

if( strlen( $user_name ) >= 13 )
		$errors->add( 'user_name',  __( 'Username must be 12 characters maximum', 'buddypress' ) );	

in /plugins/buddypress/bp-members/bp-members-functions.php
inside function bp_core_validate_user_signup ()

BP Courseware is no longer working on BuddyPress. Only older versions of BP will be able to run Courseware. Contacted the developer but he’s not sure if or when this plugin will be updated.

all right on my site
here is the complete code
maybe this will help

http://pastebin.com/LiyXA2WS

as i just found out, also the “show-users-who-like”-display doesnt
work anymore, in this setup..

use this hook:
do_action( 'xprofile_updated_profile', bp_displayed_user_id(), $posted_field_ids, $errors );

found in:
buddypress\bp-xprofile\bp-xprofile-screens.php L. 125

I’m afraid the issue doesn’t rest with buddypress, we caught and updated the scripts to use .on which was introduced in jQuery 1.7 replacing .live.

You need to track down whatever plugin or theme is using google to load jQuery rather than letting WP load it’s own copy as you are using jQuery 1.6 and currently WP natively loads 1.8

@brimfulof
Where are ‘various places’?

In a child theme you would create a new folder called either /community/ or /buddypress/ in that you replicate the structure for folders seen in bp legacy folder in core plugin.

So for a register template you would need /my-theme/buddypress/members/register.php

If you create index-register.php you will need to ensure this template is a full one i.e has get_header() / get_footer() and any other structure for a full template so unless really necessary just edit register.php in your child theme.

@tayenewm
You should leave your contact info and a description of the work to be performed, as well as the budget for the work performed here:

BP Jobs Board

and here:
http://jobs.wordpress.net/

@hnla I’ve read the codex and I’m struggling. I wonder if you can help.

I’m trying to edit the registration page. So I’ve copied the existing one and renamed it index-register.php

I’ve tried putting in in various places but it doesn’t seem to make any difference. Where should it be?

if you are not going to use the group, you might just change the name from group to anime
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/customizing/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/

@carco
nice hack, as i could say intuitively! 😀

but for some reason still no notifs appearing!
+ the user_id-tables in the database give 0 for all entries!

thx anyway!

@phill-senters Please try creating a new Page and name it Registration. Then go to Settings > BuddyPress > Pages and assign that new page to Register. Log out and check if you can now see the button and the footer.

@phill-senters the signup botton and the remaining page elements are missing. Have you tried deactivating all plugins except BuddyPress?