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hi @missmad

d’abord impossible n’est pas français ! Non mais… 😉

I tested the registration page and it works as expected. But i’m used to navigate forms by keyboard, not by mouse click… The password field is only accessible by tabed nav, but not by mouse click.

It seems that the password field use a script which is not part of WP or BP and which generate this issue.

Also there is a check for strength , which doesn’t let you go to pwd confirmation field as long as the first one is empty or weak….

Le mieux est l’ennemi du bien. Do you realy need to be so strict ? Sometimes such rules can be against productivity.

Check the plugin, the theme or whatever you installed for password strength and eventually any custom coding which may interfer with the registration process…

I’ve experienced the search field missing in the members directory and it turned out to be CSS pushing it off the screen (2014 theme and it was different between mobile and desktop). If this is the case, you can try finding the search field using developer tools and then apply some position and z-index to get it back in view.

@cazooba just tested changing password from front end and is working fine…test this with default wp 2016 theme…

https://wordpress.org/themes/search/buddypress/

hi @javierllinas

You can use something like this (add to bp-custom.php or child theme’s functions.php)

BuddyPress usermenu usage: remove_node(‘$id-$nav-$subnav’)

/* remove items from Toolbar Usermenu (top-right) */
function bpex_admin_bar_remove_this(){
global $wp_admin_bar;
	$wp_admin_bar->remove_node('my-account-forums-favorites');
	$wp_admin_bar->remove_node('my-account-messages-starred');
        // etc...
}
add_action('wp_before_admin_bar_render','bpex_admin_bar_remove_this');

Reference

hi @strothi

here’s a gist to do what you need to do, the right way 😉

https://gist.github.com/imath/e964da41a85b9e76b679fb946114219c

For your specific case, you’ll also need to add an extra line to the bp-custom.php file:
remove_action( 'bp_setup_nav', 'rt_change_profile_tab_order', 999 );

So that your theme stops doing it the deprecated way.

@omdisa7,

hopefully you’re comfortable with JS ? If not, don’t try to change the default textarea.
Explanation. Search Google for textarea autosize if you need something else.

You’ll certainly need to use a child-theme, but nothing more to say for how you can use that with BuddyPress.

At the moment, when I click on “Groups” he redirect to /members/(name)/groups

That is the path used for “Groups” button on a profile.

If you use the WP Menu builder, you can add “Groups” to your theme menu. In this case, it will lead to the Groups directory (which is what you want to do).

To see BuddyPress options for menus, you have to activate “buddypress” in the screen options first.

BuddyPress Links in WordPress Menus

What else ?

Hi,

this page is made of list elements and divs. To wrap them into columns, you have to adjust the CSS.
This can be done by child-theme, where you have to copy
bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/register.php
to /your-child-theme/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/register.php

And CSS goes into /your-child/style.css

How to wrap <div> and <li> is out of the scope of this forum.

You can use BuddyPress Member Types Generator plugin to create members types.

Or use BuddyPress Member Types plugin, they have a bit different functionality. The 2nd one seems to have more features.

Different “Types of feeds” is not easily achievable, only with custom coding.

Custom login and registration pages – lots of solutions for custom login. Custom registration page is limited to BuddyPress, there is no plugin, that can do anything with it. You will need to dive into templating and custom styles.

I personally use Hueman theme on my site, and it has an ability to redefine or clean the footer credits: http://take.ms/8y2CP
And it looks good with BuddyPress, and has interesting settings for WordPress itself.

Hi,

tested the theme – Load More is working on all activity pages. Unable to reproduce.

Deactivate all plugins except BP.
If you use custom functions (in child or bp-custom), remove them and test again.

Check also your custom CSS. Sometimes, renaming an element make JS unable to find the load more button.

i’m after the same solution.
i’ve been reading dozens of threads so far, but nothing has helped.

i’ve got auto-refresh enabled in BP options, but i do not get to see the “Load newest” link when users post comments.

the theme i’m using is destin basic (i’ve just asked the author for help too).

what could i check? is there a way to spot any AJAX/JS related problem using Firebug, for instance?

thanks for any assistance!

settings will be lost if i change theme to twenty fifteen ??

In theory your settings shouldn’t be lost, but in reality they could well be lost depending on so many things. Always make a backup of your files and database before testing. Ideally don’t test in production; instead, set up a testing install.

Hi,

Does the problem happen if you deactivate those plugins and revert to the Twenty Fifteen theme?

What theme are you using? Can you also list the plugins you have active?

Hi @allisonnance,

Use a child theme to do this.
Copy member.php from bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/groups/single/members.php
to
your-child/buddypress/groups/single/members.php

Remove line 11

<?php if ( bp_group_has_members( bp_ajax_querystring( 'group_members' ) ) ) : ?>

and replace by this one:

<?php if ( bp_group_has_members( 'exclude_admins_mods=1'. bp_ajax_querystring( 'group_members' ) ) ) : ?>

Save. You’re done.

If you want to remove also Group Admin and Mods from the group header, remove the whole div content of <div id=”item-actions”> in group-header.php, in same directory as above members.php
Also to do from within child theme.

Reference:

Group Members Loop

To add your own create group button output function, unhook the current ones:

remove_action( 'bp_groups_directory_group_filter', 'bp_legacy_theme_group_create_nav', 999 );
remove_action( 'bp_groups_directory_group_filter', 'bp_group_backcompat_create_nav_item', 1000 );

and add your own to bp-custom.php:

add_action( 'bp_groups_directory_group_filter', 'my_dolla_bill_group_create_button', 82 );
function my_dolla_bill_group_create_button() {
	if ( dolla_bill_has_dollas ) { 
             bp_group_create_nav_item();
        }
}

Your other issues can probably be solved in the similar way. Read up on hooks and actions in WP: http://blog.teamtreehouse.com/hooks-wordpress-actions-filters-examples

Menus aren’t very php-friendly, usually, but you could do something like this:

<?php
if ( groups_is_user_member( bp_loggedin_user_id(), $group_id_of_group_A ) ) {
	$group = groups_get_group( array( 'group_id' => $group_id_of_group_A ) );
	?>
	<li><a href="<?php echo bp_get_group_permalink( $group ) . 'forum/'; ?>"><?php bp_group_name( $group ) ?> Forum</a></li>
	<?php
}

You may have to hook onto wp_nav_menu_items or similar to inject the link. It depends on your theme. That would look like:

add_filter( 'wp_nav_menu_items', 'my_inject_group_forum_link_into_menu' );
my_inject_group_forum_link_into_menu( $items ) {
	if ( groups_is_user_member( bp_loggedin_user_id(), $group_id_of_group_A ) ) {
		$group = groups_get_group( array( 'group_id' => $group_id_of_group_A ) );
		$items .= '<li><a href="' . bp_get_group_permalink( $group ) . 'forum/">' . bp_get_group_name( $group ) . 'Forum</a></li>';
		<?php
	}
	return $items;
}