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i put this in the function.php child theme: is this correct code?

function my_login_redirect( $user_id, $user_login, $user_password, $user_email, $usermeta ) {
    wp_redirect( bp_loggedin_user_domain() . '/profile/edit/group/2/' );
    exit();
}
add_action( 'login_redirect', 'my_login_redirect', 10, 5 );

.. cant seem to get it to work.. i tried in bp-custom.php too.. maybe my code is not correct??

With all the plugins deactivated apart from BuddyPress, did it work at all? Same goes with your theme. Do you have error logging switched on? I’m thinking there must be an error showing somewhere and you are just not seeing it.

See this page to see how to enable the error log https://codex.wordpress.org/Debugging_in_WordPress

Well wit the theme set to BP Nouveay the form displays, it’s just the input area is missing, so with either theme you should be getting something. I take it you’ve ruled out other plugins conflicting?

There’s two options, you could either overload that file, by placing your edited file in the wp-content/themes/your-child-them/buddypress/members/single directory or the other option is to create your own translation of the BuddyPress text. This last option is preferred, in general overloading files adds to the admin burden as you will need to kepp track of changes in the master file.

To do the translation you would need to download PoEdit and follow this:

Languages and Translations

You just set up a translation of your own language which removes the text.

Also, to manage translations, use the WPT Custom Mo File.

This is handy because as you develop your site you are bound to come across other instances in BuddyPress and other plugins where you would prefer to change the text.

Please do not double post. Your other post has been deleted.

Please test on mobile with a WP theme like 2016.
If the issue persists, we will try to confirm it.
If the issue does not persist – please contact the creators of your theme.

Does the profile picture appear properly when not on the mobile site?
If so, then you need to talk to the creators of your theme – BuddyPress does not show ’round’ avatars.

if I do it on the User Screen through the Admin page it works fine…but my Users won’t have that option.

That tells you there is something happening on the front end.
I’ll bet it will work if you deactivate any ‘lazy’ loader plugin or code. ( jetpack ? )
And / or any ‘minify’ plugin or code that is affecting javascript.

I am using a theme now that is tested with BuddyPress

Sez who? The theme creators? Always check by momentarily switching to a WP theme like 2016.

You need to narrow down the possible sources of the issue.
Have you tried in with a WP theme like 2016 ?
Do you have the same issue with avatars on your member profile screen?
Have you checked your browser’s javascript console for errors? This is a good place to check for conflicts with other plugins.

It should be okay. And just install it to find out for sure.
There is also this one that may be a little better re BP Theme Compat:
https://github.com/boonebgorges/buddypress-skeleton-component/tree/1.7

The best way, for now, is to look thru the codebase for examples of how the BP_Component class is extended to create components.

As stated, the code is just an example of collecting the groups and group members.

You could put the code in a function and then call that function wherever you want.
For example, this could go in your theme > functions.php file :

function diego_show_groups() {

	$args = array(
		 'show_hidden'   => true,
		 'per_page'      => -1      
	);

	$groups = groups_get_groups( $args );

	foreach ( $groups['groups'] as $group ) {
				
		$args = array(
			'group_id'   		=> $group->id,
			'exclude_admins_mods'   => false      
		);

		$members = groups_get_group_members( $args ); 
		
		echo'<pre>'; var_dump( $members );  echo'</pre>'; // just for reference
		
		// do something with the member data
	}
	
}

Then in a template, you could put: <?php diego_show_groups(); ?>

Only you know exactly what you’re trying to do.
As I said: Where and when you place the data is up to you.

If you mean the Private Message button at the top of a profile page, then place this code in bp-custom.php or in your theme > functions.php

function lindsay_profile_button() {
?>
	<div class="generic-button"><a href="https://google.com" >go to google</a></div>
<?php
}
add_action( 'bp_member_header_actions', 'lindsay_profile_button', 25 );

If ‘Private Messaging’ means something else, then you need to talk to the creators of that code because it does not come from BuddyPress.

The first thing to do would be to deactivate all other plugins apart from BuddyPress and see if the fault remains. If it does then you need to check if you have overloaded the file by looking in wp-content/themes/your-child-theme/buddypress/members/single/messages/compose.php, if this file exists then check permissions and file content, if it does not exist then check permissions of wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy or bp-nouveau/buddypress/members/single/messages/compose.php

If you are creating new custom post types then you can just add the same field group to the new post types. Fields can have the same names when used on different post types.

If I understand what you doing though, I’d probably set up a custom taxonomy of location for the custom post type, then you can create separate lists for each location and only need to add one more template file to your theme “taxonomy-location.php”

https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/register_taxonomy

thanks.

/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/single/home.php

This can take care of the top part at least, but not the page title. I’m still working on figuring that one out.

PS. I’m old school. I don’t use child themes.