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So following the steps in this post:
I used this code:
add_action( 'bp_email', function( $email_type, $email_obj ) { $email_obj->set_reply_to( "wordpress@mydomain.com", "My Site" ); }, 10, 2 ); add_action( 'bp_email', function( $email_type, $email_obj ) { $email_obj->set_from( "wordpress@mydomain.com", "My Site" ); }, 10, 2 );This partially worked. The signup emails going to the registrant now have the correct From address, but the notifications going to the admin have the WordPress administrator email listed as the From. I believe this is an issue because both the to and from are now a Gmail address, ie. To: myclient@gmail.com and From: myclient@gmail.com, and Gmail is kicking them back as untrusted. How do I get it to change the From email in all cases? Note that I am using the Buddyboss theme, if that makes a difference. Since the above code isn’t checking for the value of $email_type I would have thought it would just work on all of the emails, but the code is also 3 years old so guessing some things may have changed.
Edit: Also, will Buddypress play well with plugins that allow you to send authenticated emails via SMTP or IMAP, such as WP Mail SMTP by WPForms? I feel that might alleviate the issues we are having but it would be good to know if there’s anything special we need to do before going down that road, thanks.
-Michael
Topic: plugin content under profile
I want to add a couple pages from listingpro dashboard to buddypress profile. Is there a way to hook theme template pages into the profile as a tab?
Topic: BuddyPress Profile
I want to know whether you are able to rearrange the tables are shown on the profile pages. For example if I had a description, an email address and a telephone number as my profile fields, I may want to telephone number and email on one side and the description on the other.
Is there a way to jump into the files (I am using a child theme) and move the code around so it displays differently on the front end?
Any guidance would be appreciated.
Hi!
We are using BuddyPress with theme KLEO and PaidMembershipsPro for a platform where experts can present themselves including links to their social media profiles, any work they have published, etc. This is our site’s members section (but you’d have to log in to see full profiles): https://www.globalwomennet.org/members/
To make sure visitors viewing profiles do not leave our site, we’d like these external links in the members’ profiles to open in new tabs. I could only find an over 8 years old topic related to my question (https://buddypress.org/support/topic/make-drop-down-menu-links-open-in-new-page/) so I was wondering if there is an easier way to do this by now?Thanks!
vonJanneThe Codex page above says clearly, that if I put a front.php page in /buddypress/members/single/ … it should be picked up. Also, if I have a member type, all I have to do is this:
/buddypress/members/single/front-member-type-{member-type}.php
But none of the above are working. It always uses home.php … any idea why? What am I doing wrong?
Hello,
For my main menu, I have a Groups dropdown with “My Groups” and “Create Group” options. I would like to add links to each of the groups that have been joined by the user into the Groups dropdown when the user is logged in.
I have tried a few codes I’ve found around and toyed with them in the theme’s functions.php file, but to no avail.
Does anyone know of a plugin that offers this functionality and/or a custom function that could do so?
Thanks for your time!
I don’t think I can find help here
I’ve rarely seen anything complicated as a buddypress and I’m just annoyed that I used it. Because you can neither find help nor look through the template structure.
Which template do I have to touch if I want to restructure the members overview page? It must be possible to insert a simple template in my theme directory. But it is not.
I like to have a simple I want a simple statement about which concrete template I have to use. Is that too much?
The site always wants to call PAGE.PHP. Good. But what exactly do I put in there to deal with the code structure of the member pages? What Loop?
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Ich habe nur selten etwas kompliziertes gesehen, als Buddypress und ärgere mich gerade, dass ich es eingesetzt habe. Denn man findet weder Hilfe, noch blickt man durch die Template Sturktur durch.
Welches Template muss ich anfassen, wenn ich die Members-Übersichtsseite umstrukurieren will? Es muss doch möglich sein, ein einfaches Template in mein Theme-Verzeichnis einzufügen. Ist es aber nicht.
Ich möchte eine einfache Aussage, welches konkretes Template ich nehmen muss. Ist das zu viel verlangt?
Die Seite will immer die PAGE.PHP aufrufen. Gut. Aber was genau füge ich dort ein, um mich mit der Code-Struktur der Mitgliederseiten auseinander zu setzen? Welchen Loop?
I’m trying to set a default cover photo programmatically. It works the first time I delete the current profile cover photo. But when I refresh the page or go to another page, it disappears and is blank.
I am editing the file:
/wp-content/themes/aardvark-child/lib/inc/buddypress-functions.php
if ( ! function_exists( 'ghostpool_xprofile_cover_image' ) ) { function ghostpool_xprofile_cover_image( $settings = array() ) { $settings['default_cover'] = 'cover2-test3.png'; $settings['width'] = 1500; $settings['height'] = 300; return $settings; } }Of course I add the entire URL of the photo… not just cover2-test3.png.
If I inspect the page with the cover image there, I can see the URL in the html. But when I refresh it, it is gone.
Any help is appreciated, thank you.
