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Luckily I found it from a thread:
Here’s in the plugin in buddypress-xprofiles-acl
Comment the below function!

/* function filter_xprofile_groups_with_acl() {
    global $bp, $profile_template, $current_user;
    get_currentuserinfo();
    foreach($profile_template->groups as $key => $profile_group) {
      if( ! in_array($profile_group->id, $this->user_allowed_xprofile_groups) ) {
        unset($profile_template->groups[$key]);
      }
    }
  }
  */

I still get this issue, now only User can see his xProfile – Even Admin can’t see other user xProfile. I have tried to switched to the Twenty Theme, but it still happens.

I have traced to here:

//I have two profile Groups, the Base group and one more I created.
// I created a User with full profile fields data.

<?php while ( bp_profile_groups() ) : bp_the_profile_group(); ?>
<?php if ( bp_profile_group_has_fields() ) : ?>

If the user view his own profile the bp_profile_group_has_fields() will return True two times. But if another user view this user profile it will only return True 1 time and the 2nd time is false – that makes it display only Base group profile Fields and xProfile fields can’t display.

I use WP 3.9 Latest BuddyPress and installed a lot of plugins.

I found that my custom post type and page Im using for the archive have the same slug. I have read in various places that this commonly causes a 404 error. I added a submenu item for single posts to display under the pages slug like so.

$single_item_link = $bp->current_item;

if ( bp_is_my_custom_component() && bp_is_single_item() ) {

	// Reset sub nav
	$sub_nav = array();
	
	// Add single music page but dont display in navigation
	$main_nav = array(
		'name'                => __( 'Single Music', 'bp-music' ),
		'slug'                => $single_item_link,
		'position'            => -1, // Do not show in BuddyBar
		'screen_function'     => 'custom_component_screen_single',
		'default_subnav_slug' => $this->default_extension,
		'item_css_id'         => $this->id
	);
}

This menu item loads a function in the screens file of the component

function custom_component_screen_single() {
	
	if ( ! bp_is_single_item() )
		return false;
	
	$bp = buddypress();

	do_action( 'custom_component_screen_single' );

	
	bp_core_load_template( apply_filters( 'custom_component_screen_single', 'custom-component/single/home' ) ); //this loads a template file within the template folder of the component or within the theme
	
}

And for now all is good. I would still like to find a way to load my custom taxonomy into the permalink structure so things would look like this.

mydomain.com/custom-component/custom-taxonomy/single-item

If anyone has any ideas on how I can get this to work as well please let me know. My guess is I could make another menu item to capture that instance and if the genre exists then it loads a template file. Then I need to find a way to make sure a single item and a custom taxanomy dont end up with the same name.

Thanks,
Jesse

Thanks, @henrywright –

I think TML just handles redirects after logging in or out. What I’m looking for is a way to manage the redirect when someone who isn’t logged in tries to visit a page that’s only for members, or someone visits a page that their membership type doesn’t allow them access to.

For example, I’d like anyone to be able to see the member and group directories, but only members should be able to look at individual profiles and the group pages and forums.

That being said, I was thinking today that I’d actually like separate pages for visitors or people who aren’t logged in to be able to see those things and other info, so maybe I’ll handle it that way. I guess then what I’m actually looking for is a way to change the top menu depending on whether someone is a logged in member or not.

Sorry for a babble. This is my first swing at BuddyPress, so it’s all trial and error for me right now! Thanks for the help!