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@eluyawi

You can use the following code snippet to create a new tab to display at BuddyPress Profile.

// Function to add a custom tab for Membership Details in the BuddyPress profile
function wbcom_rcp_buddypress_add_membership_tab() {
    global $bp;

    // Define a new navigation item for the BuddyPress profile menu
    bp_core_new_nav_item(array(
        'name' => __('Membership', 'textdomain'), // The name of the tab
        'slug' => 'membership', // The slug for the tab, used in the URL
        'screen_function' => 'wbcom_rcp_buddypress_membership_screen', // The function that will load when the tab is clicked
        'position' => 50, // Position of the tab in the profile navigation
        'parent_url' => bp_loggedin_user_domain() . '/membership/', // The parent URL for this sub-navigation
        'parent_slug' => $bp->profile->slug, // The slug of the parent navigation item
        'default_subnav_slug' => 'membership' // Default sub-navigation slug
    ));
}

// Function to handle the display of the Membership Details tab content
function wbcom_rcp_buddypress_membership_screen() {
    // Add the title and content to the Membership tab using actions
    add_action('bp_template_title', 'wbcom_rcp_buddypress_membership_screen_title');
    add_action('bp_template_content', 'wbcom_rcp_buddypress_membership_screen_content');
    // Load the BuddyPress plugin template for displaying the tab content
    bp_core_load_template(apply_filters('bp_core_template_plugin', 'members/single/plugins'));
}

// Function to set the title of the Membership Details tab
function wbcom_rcp_buddypress_membership_screen_title() {
    echo 'Membership Details'; // Title displayed on the Membership tab
}

// Function to display the content of the Membership Details tab
function wbcom_rcp_buddypress_membership_screen_content() {
    // Use the shortcode [subscription_details] to display membership information
    echo do_shortcode('[subscription_details]');
}

// Hook the function to add the Membership tab into the BuddyPress setup navigation action
add_action('bp_setup_nav', 'wbcom_rcp_buddypress_add_membership_tab');

You can use a plugin to add code snippets to your WordPress website using a plugin like “Code Snippets.” This plugin allows you to add custom PHP code snippets to your site without editing your theme’s functions.php file.

@fourbfb you can try to debug with the following steps.

1- Temporarily deactivate other plugins to rule out conflicts, as another plugin might interfere with BuddyPress’s upload functionality.
2- Switch to a default WordPress theme like Twenty Twenty to check if the issue is theme-related.
3- Verify PHP settings such as upload_max_filesize and post_max_size are adequate in your php.ini file.
4- Use the browser’s developer console (F12) to check for JavaScript errors that might block the upload process.
5- Ensure that the profile photo and group icon uploads are enabled in BuddyPress settings.

Warning in BP 12.2.0

[25-Jan-2024 02:32:13 UTC] PHP Warning: Attempt to read property “activity” on null in /var/www/eufort-sokolniki/wordpress/current/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-activity/bp-activity-template.php on line 643
[25-Jan-2024 02:32:13 UTC] PHP Warning: Attempt to read property “id” on null in /var/www/eufort-sokolniki/wordpress/current/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-activity/bp-activity-template.php on line 643

Hi @imath,

I have a similar / related issue. I’m using Restrict Content Pro’s registration page with the latest Buddypress version (12.1.1) on a staging site and my registration page broke. It told me “Member registration is currently not allowed”, even if I disable the buddypress plugin.

I tried the gist you posted https://gist.github.com/imath/c5c34feb5d3c9b3070f7a11bc339f103 in my child theme’s functions.php but the registration page still does not work. Any ideas?

*Update* – I read through the earlier post and found the first workaround – going to Buddypress Settings -> URLs, but did not see any option to change the register slug. I had to briefly turn on wordpress general settings “Anyone can register” so that more options would appear in “URLs”. I was able to set the slug to something else like ‘sign-in’ and that seemed to allow my RCP registration to function again.

Just to check, I disabled “Anyone can register”. Seems like the BP slug change stuck and my RCP registration is operational.

@imath
Thanks for your help
That note was very helpful.

According to the image below, the Date Selector field is related to choosing the date of birth and…

This is the part I was looking for, which is apparently not compatible with WordPress’ core historiography system and cannot be used with Shamsi date in Persian language (after using the Shamsi-Jalali plugin).

@puresaian To mention all group members simultaneously, you must implement a custom solution. This could be a special shortcode or command that automatically translates into individual mentions for all group members when used by the admin.

/**
 * Handles the custom mention "@everyone" within BuddyPress groups.
 * When @everyone is used in a group's post or comment, it replaces it with mentions of all group members.
 */
function wbcom_custom_everyone_mention_handler( $content ) {
    // Check if BuddyPress is loaded and @everyone is used in the content
    if ( function_exists( 'groups_get_current_group' ) && strpos( $content, '@everyone' ) !== false ) {
        // Get the current group details
        $group = groups_get_current_group();

        // Proceed only if we are in a group context
        if ( $group ) {
            // Fetch all members of the group
            $group_members = groups_get_group_members( array( 'group_id' => $group->id ) );
            $mentions = array();

            // Loop through each member to build the mentions array
            foreach ( $group_members['members'] as $member ) {
                $mentions[] = '@' . $member->user_nicename; // Prepares the mention syntax for each member
            }

            // Replace @everyone in the content with the individual member mentions
            $content = str_replace('@everyone', implode(' ', $mentions), $content);
        }
    }

    // Return the modified (or unmodified, if no changes were made) content
    return $content;
}

// Add filters to apply the custom mention handler in different BuddyPress content types
add_filter( 'the_content', 'wbcom_custom_everyone_mention_handler' ); // For regular WordPress content
add_filter( 'bp_activity_new_update_content', 'wbcom_custom_everyone_mention_handler' ); // For new BuddyPress activity updates
add_filter( 'bp_activity_comment_content', 'wbcom_custom_everyone_mention_handler' ); // For comments on BuddyPress activities

It’s not a tested code; it’s just giving implementation directions.

@investbuddy123 Based on your description of issues with BuddyPress on your WordPress site, you’re encountering problems with group updates and public messaging functionalities.

Here is a step-by-step guide to debug the issue:

Check for Plugin Conflicts: Deactivate all plugins except BuddyPress and BP Classic. If the issue is resolved, reactivate each plugin individually to identify the conflicting plugin.

Theme Compatibility: You’ve tried switching to the Twenty-Three theme with no success, which is good. It rules out theme-specific issues.

Inspect JavaScript Errors: Use the browser’s Developer Tools (usually accessible by pressing F12) to check for JavaScript errors in the Console tab. JavaScript issues often cause features like loading updates or activating functions to fail.

Server and PHP Error Logs: Check your server and PHP error logs for any relevant errors. Your hosting provider can assist you in accessing these if you’re unsure how.

Test on a Staging Site: If possible, clone your site to a staging environment. This allows you to test without affecting your live site.

Cache and Optimization Plugins: If you use caching or optimization plugins, clear the cache and temporarily disable them to see if they are causing the issue.

Check for Custom Code: If you have any custom code (like snippets in your theme’s functions.php file or a custom plugin), comment to see if it is causing the issue.

Thank you for creating this topic

I think, if possible, that the system of historiography
Change BuddyPress to the default WordPress system, it’s better
(Things like choosing the date of birth and…)

So that users who use other history systems can also benefit from it

Hi @portalciencia

Some plugins might not be ready with BuddyPress 12.0 or up. For this case we’ve built a Backwards compatibility Add-on. You can try to download and activate it to see it it’s fixing your issue:

BP Classic

You can add new profile fields from the backend settings for user profiles like age, location, and bio https://codex.buddypress.org/administrator-guide/extended-profiles/

For media support, you can use https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-attachments/ plugin.

The user Switching plugin needs an update to be compatible with the latest BP v12+. You can install the BP Classic plugin for now to add support for that plugin that is still using old codes. https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-classic/

Hi @dreamscape2

If you recently updated BuddyPress to 12.0, as this plugin hasn’t been updated for years, I’d advise you to install and activate the BP Classic backwards compatibility Add-on we specifically built for these situations.

BP Classic

Hello @ceraus

BuddyPress is overriding WordPress registration URL by default so that it is displayed into your theme instead of the wp-login.php file. From previous support topics on the same subject I’ve read some users were deleting the registration page BuddyPress was created to force the use of the WordPress registration page. This was a workaround that is not doing the trick anymore in BuddyPress 12.0.0.

Please see: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/buddypress-12-0-0/page/8/#post-332709 for a way to disable the BP Registration flow.

For readers information: a ticket to track the above was opened here https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/9066

Using BuddyPress 12.0 on a regular config of WordPress is not blocking images, there’s probably a plugin/theme/custom code conflicting with BuddyPress on your specific config.