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Hi @modemlooper thanks for the reply, bp-bookmarklet does not meet my need, how can we share my friend activity inside my buddypress as similiar to facebook share inside facebook activity.I dont want to share from external or i dont want share activity outside my buddypress. Please let me know how it can be done, any pointer for this will be helpful.Thanks in advance.

Then easiest way to show a message on the registration page is to edit the template in your theme and replace the default message. https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/bp-themes/bp-default/registration/register.

If you want an alternative way, there is numerous action hooks within the file, so you can add the message via a plugin.


function cc_registration_notice() {
echo 'You will get a link in email to activate your account after registration';
}
add_action( 'bp_before_registration_submit_buttons', 'cc_registration_notice');


Put code in between php tags. The // is a comment you can leave or remove.

Never replace code in the core, you add custom code to a file you place in the wp-content/plugins folder: https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/extending-buddypress/bp-custom-php/

function my_remove_xprofile_links() {

add_action( 'bp_init', 'my_remove_xprofile_links' );

oh gotcha not sure how to do that sorry.

what are you trying to do links inside profile fields should work given proper formatting (including the http://)

glad to be a help let us know if that works!

i would say a template file i think there should be one called register.php? Be advised i know plenty about css/html but i can not give you any advice with regards to php so you’d probably want to know what you’re doing before you go around messing with that file.

Sorry if we missed it modemlooper, but as an experienced developer of BuddyPress, if we miss anything silly/important like this, shout and scream about it 🙂

might be helpful if you provided a little more info but I’m guessing from what you’ve already said that this is a shared host i would not personally recommend buddypress on any shared server. Not that there aren’t a lot of people around here who are way more knowledgable then me around here who could very well optimize a site to run efficiently without a ton of resources but a certain level of activity no amount of optimization would work very well with a shared host, again my opinion.

(shared hosting)

I’m thinking of moving to a good VPS (4 cores, 1.5GB RAM).

i think that’s a really good idea. buddypress has a lot of stuff going on under the hood compared to an ordinary wordpress site (which in turn also has a lot of stuff going on under the hood compared to an old school static site). i would certainly defer to anything modemlooper says because you could make a similar analogy in comparing our respective knowledge level regarding WP/BP. But suffice to say a BP site with as many plugins (and # of elements on the linked pages) you have running on shared hosting, to me, is a recipe for slow site and under 5 seconds is actually not too shabby.

you have to remember these shared hosting servers tend to run hundred or thousands of sites per machine and with a WP/BP probably does as much compute as about a hundred or thousand static sites would normally do to serve content to a visitor. when your site gets to certain level of popularity even a “decent vps” will probably not be enough. we have just infact moved from a “decent vps” to a specialty wordpress host having done that i would recommend considering that option.

This is an old thread however I wanted to accomplish what you have asked and have got it to work.

What i think happens is when bp_signup_validate is called triggering your validation function, the error should be added to an errors array. This will only be displayed when you call
in register.php

You code is right you just need to add:

Hope this makes sense or is right 😀

some ideas here:

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/posts-with-password-privacy/

@djpaul this was the ticket i posted months ago :/