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Thanks for the quick reply @shanebp.

I tried using:
`if ( bp_group_has_members() )`

However, when I check out the Groups directory, each group has the message “This group has no members”. Is there any way to pass the group_id to bp_group_has_members() without hard coding it?

Oops. Trying again:

/**
* In WP 3.5+, get_blogs_of_user() is much slower than in previous versions. As
* a result, if you have a certain number of blogs, running get_blogs_of_user()
* will create a memory timeout. This is a particular problem because
* get_blogs_of_user() is called on every page, because of the toolbar.
*
* Ideally, there would be a way to short-circuit get_blogs_of_user(), or even
* to prevent WordPress from calling get_blogs_of_user() while loading the
* toolbar. But there is not. As a workaround, this function intercepts a key
* step in get_blogs_of_user() – the get_user_meta() call that gets all of a
* user’s metadata. If we determine that this request is coming from
* get_blogs_of_user() (which we do by examining the debug_backtrace(), a truly
* awful technique), AND that it’s one of the generic meta queries used by
* get_blogs_of_user(), AND that the current user has more than 75 blogs, THEN
* we strip all of the blog capability keys from the array of metadata,
* tricking get_blogs_of_user() into thinking that the current user has no
* blogs at all.
*/
function bbg_admin_bar_hack( $check, $object_id, $meta_key, $single ) {
// Only fire when looking at get_user_meta() with no params
if ( ! $meta_key ) {

// check to see whether this came from get_blogs_of_user()
$db = debug_backtrace();
$is_get_blogs_of_user = false;
foreach ( $db as $dbk => $dbv ) {
if ( ‘get_blogs_of_user’ == $dbv[‘function’] ) {
$is_get_blogs_of_user = true;
break;
}
}

if ( $is_get_blogs_of_user ) {
// Get the real metadata, but don’t recurse
remove_filter( ‘get_user_metadata’, ‘bbg_admin_bar_hack’, 10, 4 );
$meta = get_user_meta( $object_id );
add_filter( ‘get_user_metadata’, ‘bbg_admin_bar_hack’, 10, 4 );

// How many blogs does this user have?
static $blog_count_of_user;
if ( ! isset( $blog_count_of_user ) && is_user_logged_in() ) {
$blog_count_of_user = 0;
foreach ( $meta as $mk => $mv ) {
if ( ‘capabilities’ === substr( $mk, -12 ) ) {
$blog_count_of_user++;
}
}
}

// We only care about those with counts > 75
if ( $blog_count_of_user > 75 ) {
static $clean_keys;
if ( isset( $clean_keys ) ) {
return $clean_keys;
} else {
foreach ( $meta as $mk => $mv ) {
if ( ‘capabilities’ === substr( $mk, -12 ) ) {
unset( $meta[ $mk ] );
}
}

$clean_keys = $meta;
return $meta;
}
}
}

}

return $check;
}
add_filter( ‘get_user_metadata’, ‘bbg_admin_bar_hack’, 10, 4 );

@boone figured this out for me, and hacked together a fix which I’ve pasted below.

`

$dbv ) {
if ( ‘get_blogs_of_user’ == $dbv[‘function’] ) {
$is_get_blogs_of_user = true;
break;
}
}

if ( $is_get_blogs_of_user ) {
// Get the real metadata, but don’t recurse
remove_filter( ‘get_user_metadata’, ‘bbg_admin_bar_hack’, 10, 4 );
$meta = get_user_meta( $object_id );
add_filter( ‘get_user_metadata’, ‘bbg_admin_bar_hack’, 10, 4 );

// How many blogs does this user have?
static $blog_count_of_user;
if ( ! isset( $blog_count_of_user ) && is_user_logged_in() ) {
$blog_count_of_user = 0;
foreach ( $meta as $mk => $mv ) {
if ( ‘capabilities’ === substr( $mk, -12 ) ) {
$blog_count_of_user++;
}
}
}

// We only care about those with counts > 75
if ( $blog_count_of_user > 75 ) {
static $clean_keys;
if ( isset( $clean_keys ) ) {
return $clean_keys;
} else {
foreach ( $meta as $mk => $mv ) {
if ( ‘capabilities’ === substr( $mk, -12 ) ) {
unset( $meta[ $mk ] );
}
}

$clean_keys = $meta;
return $meta;
}
}
}

}

return $check;
}
add_filter( ‘get_user_metadata’, ‘bbg_admin_bar_hack’, 10, 4 );

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I realized that even though they are showing up as members in my user panel, they aren’t showing as members on the site – because I never approved them. So I think my friend who is not showing up as a member probably never came back and logged in so she’s in limbo – showing up as a member who registered, but until she comes back and tries to login, Private Buddypress doesn’t send the email to me to do the final approval that makes her a member on the site itself.

The only related error is
`PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘<' in /public_html/wp-content/themes/wp-magazine/members/index.php on line 10`

my members/index.php code looks like this:
`

get_header( ‘buddypress’ ); ?>

`

Thank you, I’ll try that. Another question: I have a member who shows up in the user list when I go to my Dashboard > Users. But when I go to the member section of the site they are not there. I tried re-setting her role and then setting it back in the User area but that didn’t do it. Not sure what to do. Maybe delete and have her re-register? Concerned it will happen again without my knowledge when I open for many memberships.

Another issue I’m having is that I installed Private Buddypress, which I know you said I shouldn’t since it isn’t compatible, but I can’t use BuddyPress if it isn’t private so I need the privacy. But every morning I check and there are several new members who somehow managed to register themselves as members when I have it set to need my approval. How can I avoid this? I just delete them, but when I have a lot of members, I won’t be able to manage that and pick them out so easily.