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You could replace this: ($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] != '/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php')

With this: ! wp_doing_ajax()

wp_doing_ajax()

I am using the plugin “TinyMCE Advanced” for wordpress pots, maybe it makes the error, but I need it for wordpress posts.

This has been filed as a bug, but was too late to make v2.9:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7569

There is a patch attached with a fix if you want to fix this temporarily.

I just don’t know what impact this will have on overal performance when I go wish in other tables for content.

It depends. WordPress and BuddyPress do a great job when it comes to optimising queries but there are things that will cause a big site to simply fall over (the meta_value column isn’t indexed for example so meta querying could be problematic).

You can turn off registration.
Head over to Settings » General page in your WordPress admin area. Scroll down to the ‘Membership’ section and uncheck the box next to ‘Anyone can register’ option.

get_post() will get a WordPress post from the wp_posts table. This is different to a BuddyPress activity item which is stored in the wp_bp_activity table.

Try with this:

function tubs_sanitize_user($username, $raw_username, $strict) {
    $new_username = strip_tags($raw_username);
    // Kill octets
    $new_username = preg_replace('|%([a-fA-F0-9][a-fA-F0-9])|', '', $new_username);
    $new_username = preg_replace('/&.?;/', '', $new_username); // Kill entities

   // If strict, reduce to ASCII for max portability.
   if ( $strict )
        $new_username = preg_replace('|[^a-z0-9 _.\-@+]|i', '', $new_username);

    return $new_username;
}
add_filter( 'sanitize_user', 'tubs_sanitize_user', 10, 3);

Source

Or try with this:

// Force Strong Username
function strong_username() {
 global $bp;

 if ( !empty( $_POST['signup_username'] ) )
   if ( !valid_username( $_POST['signup_username'] ) ){
    $bp->signup->errors['signup_username'] = __( 'Your username is not strong enough. Use uppercase, lowercase, numbers and special chars like - _', 'bp-strong-username-password', 'buddypress' );
   }
 }
 add_action( 'bp_signup_validate', 'strong_username');

 function valid_username($candidate) {
   $r1='/[A-Z]/';  //Uppercase 
   $r2='/[a-z]/';  //lowercase
   $r3='/[0-9]/';  //numbers
   $r4='/[-_]/'; //Special chars, underscore...

   if(preg_match_all($r1,$candidate, $o)<1) return FALSE;
   if(preg_match_all($r2,$candidate, $o)<1) return FALSE;
   if(preg_match_all($r3,$candidate, $o)<1) return FALSE;
   if(preg_match_all($r4,$candidate, $o)<1) return FALSE;
   if(strlen($candidate)<6) return FALSE;

   return TRUE;
}

is_user_logged_in() is a WordPress function. It’ll return true if the user is authenticated and false if not.

bp_loggedin_user_id() will return the ID of the BuddyPress member currently logged in.

The two functions are different.

Already reported.

See https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7139

Is https://www.example.com/example/ a WordPress page? If it is you can target it with

if ( is_page( 'example' ) ) {
    // Do something.
}

Also, I just added the code below and I can still access the members directory when not logged in

Where did you add the snippet? The code should work.

Or you can try to access to some page in WordPress admin area (e.g.: with an ajax call) ?

BuddyPress doesn’t do this by default. Considering you can’t reproduce, I expect the client is using custom code that’s causing the problem (either in their functions.php file, bp-custom.php file or in an activated plugin). Check those 3 locations on your client’s site for anything strange.

HI, we have worked on some add ons in buddypress.

https://profiles.wordpress.org/wbcomdesigns#content-plugins

This has been opened as a trac ticket:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7570

@jaeyholic can you provide the details requested there, thanks.

I’m not sure there is something available. Try searching through the list of plugins at wordpress.org

WordPress is on 4.8, not 4.9 unless you are using the development branch.

Can you try switching your theme to see if that fixes your issue? Also could be caused by a plugin conflict. You can also check your browser’s JS console to see what pops up.

By default BuddyPress operates across sites in a multisite/multinetwork context. You’ll need to look at one of these plugins depending on your requirements:

BuddyPress Multi Network

BP Multi Network

Hi @rafiamudasar,

You can try wordpress.org/plugins/bp-activity-share/, this plugin shares activity locally like FB does.

Let me know if it helps you 🙂