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By “notification”, do you mean an email? Or a notification in the toolbar? Or both?

Hide Admin Bar Toolbar is what I used. I’m still trying to link my buddypress with my bbpress not going over well. LoL Hope this helps.

That’s quite a laundry list.

1) https://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/limit-access-to-your-wordpress-dashboard/
2) http://wptavern.com/wordpress-tip-disable-the-toolbar-on-a-per-user-role-basis
3) Can’t help there.
4) Check out “Edit activity” plugin here: http://www.buddyboss.com/free-buddypress-plugins/

I made a small adjustment to the code in an attempt to solve the issue you reported on the plugin support forums.
Can you confirm that it is working?

Re “removing the toolbar and menu for all users except admin” – please do not double post.
Please use your existing thread:
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/disabling-the-toolbar-for-members-except-admin/

@jeremymh wrote

Has this been resolved in the new version?

Yes! !! This plugin not have any issue …

You have posted this on forum: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/not-working-with-buddypress-installed/ but you have not provided any further information on the configuration used, or other plugins installed, or the conditions in which you experience the alleged problem, for registered and unregistered users, for example, so it is impossible to give assistance. BuddyPress also has to do the settings for the management of Admin Bar or Toolbar.

@danbp,

This plugin works at the administrative level, not at the user level.

What you’re talking about operates at user level, then an administrator, or super admin, has no control of these functions.

IMHO, given his role as moderator, should not make personal comments about plug-ins, and the work of its authors.

Thanks.

Can you post a screenshot of how you think the site should look, and a screenshot of what you see as a problem. I have access to the Kleo theme, and some experience of customizing the WordPress toolbar.

@canadianmusicnetwork,

i never used BuddyForms, so i can’t help you with this. Ask on their support if a specific audio field exist or can be added, and how.

That said, WP comes with all of this, but later. Meaning by this that a user will be able to upload an audio file once it is already registered.

It is commonly accepted that nothing can be added to a site as long as a new user is not validated or pending.

On a standart install, i would use a simple text field on a new field group named Audio. And, eg., if you allow 5 files, use 5 fields.

BP strips HTML on prfoile fields, so it’ not possible by default to get the automatted embed like in a post. Why is unclear to me, as embed is implemented since BP 1.6 for activities, groups, but not profiles… Anyway, a little bp-custom snippet magic (here it is ! ) will let you do this.

function set_audio_field( $field_value ) {
	$bp_this_field_name = bp_get_the_profile_field_name();
	// field name (case sensitive)
	if( $bp_this_field_name == 'N° 1' || $bp_this_field_name == 'N° 2' ) {
		$field_value = strip_tags( $field_value );
		$field_value = '[audio mp3 ="'.$field_value.'"]';
	}
	return $field_value;
}
add_filter( 'bp_get_the_profile_field_value','set_audio_field');

That’s it for site admin. Now for the user.

The new user capability should be “author”, so he can upload files. This is default, but you can change that, if you search a bit on WP’s codex.

First he have to upload his file. From Toolbar: Dashbord > Media > add new. Then he has to copy the file URL avaible on the media upload page, under “edit” and then in the right menu.

User goes to his profile > edit > audio tab and paste the file URL into the audio field, save and voila ! Here the result:

That’s only one possibility. the’re others, like custom post type…

Hi,

members are all in the users list avaible on Dashboard > Users. If you are site admin, you can also delete members on frontend. Go to the profile you want to delete and click on Edit which appears on WP’s Toolbar. There is an item “delete this profile”.
Advantage goes to dashboard handling, as you can bulk delete from there. 😉

I’m wondering what is a username for you.

WP register only a user by username (aka pseudonym), email and password. BP add a Name field in which you can add anything: username, first or lastname. In the user table, there is also display_name, wich is the combination of first and last name from a WP user profile, before BuddyPress was installed or if you allow your users to enter the dashboard, and they start to play with their profile settings. IMHO, it’s better they haven’t that access when BP is activated. 👮

When on the members directory, you (connected or not) can search a member by using his username.

If you use WP’s site search from toolbar or the search widget (same thing), it doesn’t work, as members are not post types… 👣

For now, i’m unsure what you want to fetch. Do you mean display_name ?

All search forms available in BP are contextualized, as @henrywright expected.

A BP class can be extended, a core function with a filter can be extended. You simply add your own to it.
In other cases, like for bp_core_action_search_site function (in bp-core-classes.php)
there is an action and a filter. Wow. 💪

You can rewrite the whole function and use the action hook or only change a part of it by using the filter.

remove_action( 'bp_init', 'bp_core_action_search_site', 7 );
function my_custom_core_action_search_site() {
   bla bla bla....
}
add_action( 'bp_init', 'my_custom_core_action_search_site', 7 );

or
add_filter( 'filter_name', function_name');

Theorie here:
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-to-override-core-function/

But before hacking to deep, read here:

Members Loop

Maybe you could find some interesting things about include or search_tems options. 👀

If all this is too much for you, consider this plugin:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-global-search/

@prabin04, @henrywright
🚧 i’m really not an expert in matter of BP search, but thank you for your consideration.

Difficult to say without knowing the theme name and WP config (single or network install).
In BP settings you can allow the toolbar to logged in user only.

That’s WP Toolbar user menu with BP user menu as subnav.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Toolbar

Googling for custom howdy menu will bring a lot of answers.

many thanks for this!

We now want to remove WP top toolbar (not the question here), we then want to ask how to move this whole part to a bit under, so information could join together

is this possible?

that area has “notifications”+ “member name”+ “search” + “drop out menu