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In that case, try looking through your theme’s templates. Make sure you’re not outputting the data twice. Also check the filter and action hooks you have set up to be sure nothing is outputting twice.

This is most likely to be a theme issue. Is there any way you can try with Twenty Fifteen?

To confirm that is it or is not an issue with your theme, try switching momentarily to a WP theme like 2013.

If you have any plugins that affect profile data, try deactivating them.

You should try disabling all custom code you’ve introduced (theme, plugins, functions) to see which bit is causing the problem.

That’s the problem with the theme template files (if it redefines BuddyPress templates) or css/js. To make sure that this is with you theme – try to activate via customizer any other theme (like 2015 or 2016), Post button should be on its place.

You can also investigate the source code of your page to make sure that it has a button #aw-whats-new-submit.

I think you have problems with js, check console of your browser. Something in buddypress.js might be the reason.

Post this to bp-custom.php or functions.php of your theme.

function redblacked_more_groups_per_page($args) {
    $args['per_page'] = 40;

    return $args;
}

add_filter( 'bp_after_has_groups_parse_args', 'redblacked_more_groups_per_page' );

Just go to StudioPress forum and ask there, as it’s clear from your post that it’s not a BuddyPress issue (as everything is ok in 2016 theme).

Hi @klame,

I am a newbie at all this too. I discovered that the function you pulled off Buddypress.org doesn’t have to be modified to work. You have to simply copy and paste it in your functions.php file as/is without changing a thing. What matters and needs to be modified is the php to render the members loop on your page (e.g., <?php if ( bp_has_members( my_custom_ids( 'location', 'san francisco' ) ) ) : ?>). Adding href tags around it I don’t believe is the right idea. That code goes in your members loop where you want the members to be displayed matching that criteria. In my example I am showing only users in San Francisco. I’m pretty sure you can display the members loop anywhere you want but I haven’t tried that yet. I decided to create a page template and I simply copied the code out of my theme’s buddypress members-loop.php file and pasted it into the template file. You could probably even use the default WordPress members-loop.php file as your base, though if you have a theme you’re better off getting it out of there. I hope this helps. Good luck!

My guess is that another plugin or some custom code or your theme is trying to apply a filter to
bp_get_the_profile_field_id but the $field is not available.

Try deactivating any plugins that deal with profile fields.

To confirm that the issue is in your theme, try switching momentarily to a WP theme like 2013.

There’s no special way to do this in Kleo. You override it like you would with any other theme. The issue is that you have a space between compose and .php in the file name.

Ask Kleo how to add BP templates in a Kleo child theme.

Create a template overload of this file:
buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy\buddypress\members\register.php

And add your text.

This will be added by your theme. Check out the Template Hierarchy article for info on how to customise what info is displayed.

Ref https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/theme-compatibility-1-7/template-hierarchy/

It shouldn’t be doing this. I’d carry on by seeing if it’s related to any custom code in your theme or any other plugin or customisation you’ve made.

I’m 99% sure BuddyPress does not itself send the Lost Password email (or trigger any code that does that), so my suspicion is in another plugin. Do you have anything customising wp-login.php (the log-in screen)? That’s where the Lost Password email is usually sent from.

Create a template overload of this file:
buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy\buddypress\members\single\messages\compose.php

And adjust the subject input field so that it looks for your $_GET variable.

It seems like any changes I make to the members-loop.php file doesn’t make a difference, so it makes me wonder if I am updating the correct file. (wp-content\child-theme\buddypress\members\members-loop.php) is the members-loop file I’ve updated. As well as my child-theme function and child-theme\buddypress\members\index.php.

If your customizations are theme-specific, then theme/functions.php and theme/buddypress are the places for your code.

You can put code in bp-custom.php, but it will run regardless of which theme is active.

I added this to members-loop:

<?php /* Querystring is set via AJAX in _inc/ajax.php - bp_dtheme_object_filter() */ ?>
<?php do_action( 'bp_before_members_loop' ) ?>

<?php
if ( bp_ajax_querystring( 'members' ) ==""){
$queryString = "type=alphabetical&action=alphabetical&page=1";}
else {$queryString = bp_ajax_querystring( 'members' );}
?>

<?php if ( bp_has_members( $queryString) ) : ?>

<strong>Index.php</strong>

<select id="members-order-by">
	<?php if ( bp_is_active( 'xprofile' ) ) : ?>
		<option value="alphabetical"><?php _e( 'Alphabetical', 'buddypress' ); ?></option>
	<?php endif; ?>
		<option value="active"><?php _e( 'Last Active', 'buddypress' ); ?></option>
		<option value="newest"><?php _e( 'Newest Registered', 'buddypress' 

Functions.php (child theme)
/** Sort alphabetical name listings by lastname */
function alphabetize_by_last_name( $bp_user_query ) {
    if ( 'alphabetical' == $bp_user_query->query_vars['type'] )
        $bp_user_query->uid_clauses['orderby'] = "ORDER BY substring_index(u.display_name, ' ', -1)";
}
add_action ( 'bp_pre_user_query', 'alphabetize_by_last_name' );

Is that correct?

Thanks
Kim