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According to this link, it seems like this is part of WordPress core. Surely there must be some way to enable user management by admin without making them a super admin.

Hi Prashant, I should have maybe started with listing following information:

1. Which version of WordPress are you running?
WordPress 4.9.8

2. Did you install WordPress as a directory or subdomain install?
Subdomain

4. Did you upgrade from a previous version of WordPress? If so, from which version?
I installed the latest.

5. Was WordPress functioning properly before installing/upgrading BuddyPress (BP)? e.g. permalinks, creating a new post, commenting.
Yes

6. Which version of BP are you running?
Latest Version 3.2.0

7. Did you upgraded from a previous version of BP? If so, from which version?
No

8. Do you have any plugins other than BuddyPress installed and activated? If so, which ones?
BuddyDrive, Custom Profile Filters for BuddyPress, Gravity Forms, K Elements, Really Simple SSL, rtMedia for WordPress, BuddyPress and bbPress, Slider Revolution, What The File,
WPBakery Page Builder

9. Are you using the standard WordPress theme or customized theme?
Customized.

10. Which theme do you use ?
Kleo Theme from seventhqueen

11. Have you modified the core files in any way?
Yes I have, but always in the child-theme.

12. Do you have any custom functions in bp-custom.php?
Yes
<?php
// hacks and mods will go here
define( 'BP_DEFAULT_COMPONENT', 'profile' );

?>

15. Which company provides your hosting?
Compbell

So to answer your other questions, I added a new Profile Field with checkboxes. Indeed you have to select it and that’s why I can’t just wrap it in an anchor tag because I need the fields to be clickable separately.

In Profile fields the Expertises are individually links. In my Members page all the Expertises ar put in a Paragraph. But I’d like them to be individual links such as in Profile page.

See Screencast here: https://screencast-o-matic.com/watch/cF6QiCYqw6

Thx!

Sorry Prashant for silly questions !

But where can I past this code ? Which file and before or after which line.

I am new bee for buddy press !

Regards

Hello Prashant Singh,
Thank you for answering again one of my questions!
The plugin is not what I am looking for. I seem to not have explained myself well.
So I try again:
My site is already restricted to only be visible to members. However I want these sub tabs which are located on each members profile to be visible ONLY to the respective member:
Tab “Activity” – Sub tabs: “Favorites, Friends and Groups”
Tab “Forums” – Sub tab: “Favorites”
So when I go to another members profile I don’t see these sub tabs only on my own profile.
Thank you.

Thanks for posting, somehow I missed @frangdelsolar response so this reply is for both of your questions:

Short & Simple.. ok yea – it worked, but was very limited and buggy

We then hired 5 different programmers off upwork that swore they could make a custom calendar plugin better

Then we looked into custom buddypress development costs. Wow – you could have built anything from scratch for those prices.

The particular project I was the project manager but the funding ran out, but I sank a year of my life into it so I do still remember parts of that dilemma and the solutions that were in the works – if you wish to more – send me a msg

I do have 20 years experience in the business and have a good idea of which plugins work well together and which ones waste your time. If you let me know what your site is about and how you need a calendar to be integrated, I’ll see if I can point you in the right direction

Here is a video that shows what the issue is. Apologies for the third-grade video editing:

As shown in this video, the steps to recreate the issue are to:
1) Click on any community member
2) Click the “Public Message” button on their profile
3) On the activity feed page, place your cursor in the message box and type “Here I am typing”
4) Hover your mouse cursor over the “Post Update” button. Notice that it is still an arrow icon because you cannot click it.
5) Click the button. IT WILL NOT POST.
6) Click anywhere outside of the message box (e.g. white space off to the right).
7) Hover back over the “Post Update” button. Notice that it is STILL an arrow icon because you cannot click it.
8) Click the button. IT WILL NOT POST.
9) Click back in the message field.
10) Hover back over the “Post Update” button. The cursor changes to a hand icon because the button has now been activated.
11) Click the button. IT FINALLY POSTS.

So, the user experience is that they type their message and then have to click somewhere outside of the message box, then click back inside the message box before they can send their message. Not a good user experience. It did this both on the Klein theme that I am using and the standard WordPress 2016 theme. Exact same experience.

Let me know if there are additional questions that I can clarify.

Thanks for any help demystifying why this is happening.

–Sean

And finally, I just noticed that this forum is correctly showing my Username as “@pastordatm” which it should be on my site, https://datm.org/ under the Member profiles for BuddyPress.

QUESTIONS: Is this the correct sub-forum for the BuddyPress developers to see this bug report? Is there a Bugzilla bug tracking log (or similar) that has WordPress User access to see if this bug has been reported before? It may need updating for BuddyPress Version 3.1.0 now.

As always, thanks in advance for any assistance that can be provided towards this issue.

Pastor Dave

Thanks for your reply.

Sure, I also wanted to know that is it possible to activate this(@mention) functionality sitewide ??. As I need it to be on my questions page too.