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Topic: Upload Avatar
Hello,
I am looking for a way that a registered user can upload their avatar on a wordpress page via a shortcode. I can successfully display the form but can not successfully have the image uploaded.
My other idea was to embed the buddypress page into an iframe but this produces a 404 error.
Does anyone have any suggestions? Thank you
I have both Buddypress and bbpress installed. bbpres is using local wordpress avatars that registered users uploaded even before bbpress was installed. I want Buddypress to do the same – use these local avatars instead of its own. I have found this code on bbpress codex and internets:
add_filter('bp_core_fetch_avatar_no_grav', '__return_true');I added this code to bp-custom.php, but it`s seems like this code is not working anymore? I really need to make Buddypress to use local avatars just like bbpress do, please help.
For some reason every member is showing under the ‘friendship requests’ tab on the profile page instead of just people that requested them. Some of the members are still listed as ‘never active’ but show under the request lists. Even brand new members immediately see all of the other members listed under requests w/ the option to accept or reject. Clicking ‘accept’ or ‘reject’ does nothing.
It’s a paid site but I can grant access if someone can help!

Buddypress 3.1.0 latest version
Wordpress 4.9.8
Theme WordPress Twenty Seventeen
Switched to Twenty Fifteen same results.
Using with Paid Membership Pro/Theme My LoginHi,
Since I activated BuddyPress, I’ve been using the BP profile page instead of the original WordPress one, but the field for “Biograpfical info” has been missing. I can’t find it anywhere in the profile or options and I need it for the authors to be able to edit. As a workaround currently I’m editting them manually from the admin dashboard, but that’s not ideal.
Hi,
so I am new to Buddypress and it seems that all my Activation emails send when a user registers are sent from “WordPress” and not using my site’s name. So the user sees he/she has received an email from WordPress and not the actual sites name. Where can I change these settings?
I have the latest Buddypress and WordPress activated
Thanks in advance 🙂
I have fields in the WordPress profiles I’d like to be viewable and editable through the buddypress profile page, but the only way I can see to do who’s is creating new profile fields which I can’t seem to link to the existing WordPress profile fields.
What am I missing?Hi,
I was wondering if there are more styles for BuddyPress plugin, aside from the “legacy” and “nouveau”? I cannot seem to find anything on the internet, aside from complete WordPress themes with BuddyPRess in mind. I already have a WordPress theme for my website, I am only trying to use BuddyPRess alongside it and was hoping to find a style that could be close so that I can tweak it without having to create it from scratch.
Thanks.
Hi I need help,
I am looking around for the specific function that I use to show the location of each member in members page. More specifically want to show location under members-loop.php . But not found any solution yet, Could you please help me with it?
Also, why the search option only works and find activate members only. can I search alphabetical order by default?
I am using-
Wordpress version – 4.9.8
BuddyPress version- 3.1.0WordPress 4.9.8
BuddyPress Version 3.1.0I have used WordPress for a few years after replacing a 90’s-era handwritten website, but I have never really explored the features of the software or experimented with breaking/damaging plugins.
This however is a fresh installation I made tonight. BuddyPress is the only plugin installed. When BuddyPress is deactivated /register/kim/ works as expected. When BuddyPress is activated though, attempts to click to register, this happens:
The requested URL /register/kim/ was not found on this server.
I read some ancient posts that mentioned mod_rewrite. Rewrite is enabled. The other stuff, I don’t know about. I expected BuddyPress to just work. Apparently this one is broken on arrival. It seems this has been an issue going on several years. Is there a straightforward approach to fixing this or is self-registration is sacrificed in order to use BuddyPress?
I should re-iterate. I customized nothing, other than modifying “Just a typical WordPress site” to something less cliche.
I do have full access and ownership of the host machine and it is live with a DNS record.
Hello,
I know that I can change a User’s Display Name via WordPress Hooks.
ie this changes a user’s display name to be their user id on registration:
function update_names( $user_id ) { $data = get_userdata( $user_id ); $username = $data->user_login; wp_update_user( array ( 'ID' => $user_id, 'display_name' => $username, ) ); } add_action( 'user_register', 'update_names' );I have a XProfile field called “Display Name” (field_id is “1”). What I want to do is:
When a User goes to their Profile Edit page and changes the field, when they click “Save Changes” the system will change ‘display_name’ to the text they entered.
How do I edit the code that fires on profile update?
Thanks
Hello, I’m using BuddyPress 3.1.0, bbPress 2.5.14 and the BuddyBoss theme 2.4.6 to create an online community/support forum site.
I want to create a landing page and followed this guide by WPMUDEV but realized halfway through it is outdated! I couldn’t find any up-to-date forum threads, guides, or articles regarding this.
I ran into trouble once I actually need to create my own register.php. I was able to locate the file in /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/register.php, but I’m not sure how I can best edit it to fit within my custom landing page seen here. The login form is a widget, to be replaced with the registration form. I want to place the login form in the green upper-right corner.
Can anyone point me to the right direction as to how I can have the registration form and login form show up? Any help would be appreciated!