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Maybe.
See: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/custom-members-directory-breaks-pagination/

The BuddyBoss theme is made specifically to be super super mobile, with a stylesheet just for BuddyPress and one just for bbPress, making all of that content responsive.

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@wrsantiago put profiles in the root https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/customizing/changing-internal-configuration-settings/

@mdg706 please do not offer to give admin account information in these forums. We won’t be responsible if someone hacks your site.

– Did you go through this information before activating BP in your site? https://codex.buddypress.org/user/before-installing/
– Have you asked tech support at your hosting provider if your current hosting plan can handle BuddyPress? Some would ask you to upgrade your hosting plan before you can activate BuddyPress.

@julianwagner if you want all your BuddyPress pages to be full-width, the simplest and only thing you have to do (save probably some minor CSS tweaks) is to create a new file named buddypress.php

Then open up your theme full-width template then copy all code within. Paste the code into your buddypress.php file (remove Template: xxxxx) then upload buddypress.php to your theme’s folder in server.

You should be able to do a conditional based on the page slug, action or uri.
But the user query might fire before that check can be run.
Try a simple echo from a function on that hook, see where/when it appears.

You could manipulate the members loop (stuff into array & resort)
but that’s very inefficient unless you have less than 1000 users.
And I’m not sure what effect it would have on pagination – I suspect not good.

i think i already did at least as far as i can anyway.

i would say yes although some of the functionality may need to be extended depending on the exact nature of these classes. here’s some additional buddypress stuff that may interest you:

commonsinabox.org

wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-media

I have one site with the problem of missing avatars that first emerged when upgrading from BuddyPress 1.6.x to 1.7.x

I tried migrating the content to a different installation of WordPress and BuddyPress latest versions (3.6 and 1.8.1) and I still have the problem.

I tried turning off all my other plugins other than BuddyPress and I still have the problem.

It would be best to filter this at the query level.

See do_action_ref_array( ‘bp_pre_user_query’, array( &$this ) );
In function prepare_user_ids_query()
In buddypress\bp-core\bp-core-classes.php

Having the same exact problem with the website field. Textbox fields also work perfectly fine for me.

WP 3.6
BuddyPress 1.8.1
BuddyPress Xprofile Custom Fields Type 1.5.7.1

All that shows up is “This field can be seen by: …”

🙁

@artabria

Looking at the Chrome source code ( f12 ) I can see something has gone wrong, as most of the header has dropped to the body section and instead an old version of jquery has been added as well as the current version added later. This is bound to cause problems.

The only other thing there is shareaholic-analytics.js being loaded. Does the same thing happen if you disable that plugin?

If not then you need to do basic troubleshooting such as checking with bp default theme or a known good theme such as twentytwelve. If that doesn’t work try disabling all plugins except buddypress and see if the error goes away, then re-enabling 1 by 1 until the problem occurs.

Have you checked the Codex Documentation ? I suggest you read the guides on theme templates as these will help your understanding and allow you to ask more detailed questions that we can help with.

I created the the buddypress-pages on full width and also changed the template-page in WordPress, but Buddypress is still using the standard-template. Someone knows the Problem?

I assume you mean the pages created in the setup routine for BP such as ‘activity’, ‘members’ etc these are placeholders only you can not do anything in them except set the page title.

‘<i>changed the template-page in WordPress</i>’
You need to be clearer on what you mean here!

‘<i>standard template</i>’
Again not sure to what you are referring here, BP in theme compatibility mode uses page.php, unless you provide other named templates but this is all explained in the template compatibility themeing guides written for users to help them out with just this sort of issue.

As for the loader gif it’s impossible to say, you haven’t told us the theme in use, linked to the site, or shown any code to work from thus it’s a complete guess as to what may be happening.

As always if there are issues first test is activate known good theme such as twentytwelve and see if things work in that theme then you know it’s a theme issue.

@jackreichert your a bloody genius Mr Jacoby, buddyPress just gets better & then some, thanks you mate!

Do you mind if I include your code in my “n00bish” wp plugin:

function redirect2profile(){
include_once( ABSPATH . ‘wp-admin/includes/plugin.php’ );
if($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] == ‘/profile/’ && is_plugin_active(‘buddypress/bp-loader.php’) && is_user_logged_in()){
global $current_user;
wp_redirect( get_bloginfo(‘url’) . ‘/members/’. $current_user->user_login . ‘/profile/’);
exit();
}
}
add_action(‘init’, ‘redirect2profile’);

I’m just beginning my journey into php & I’ve always wanted to write a toolbox for wp and buddy, you gotta start somewhere : )

PS:Do I credit you in the plugin as a contributor?

Best Regards
John Hart

We’ve used WP FB Autoconnect on a lot of BuddyPress sites – https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-fb-autoconnect/

There’s a functional free version, and just a few dollars extra for the pro version

While this may not fall into your category of ~$20, it seems like the best one that I’ve seen — if these are the types of features you need. It’s $30 for a membership, but you get access to all of the plugins on the site.

BuddyPress Facebook Connect+ – Discontinued

I cannot personally vouch for it, as I’ve never tried it. Seeing that it has the ability to import all sorts of Facebook data into your own BP fields looks great, though.

I use WordPress Social Login successfully for my BuddyPress site – free from the repo

It turned out to be an issue with my theme and not Buddypress. Even though the latest version of WordPress 3.6 is theme compatible, the Buddypress to Suffusion theme still required the Suffusion Buddypress Pack plugin and a child theme to make it work.
All fixed here.