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Thanks for your responses. Plugging in the same code into functions.php inside the theme itself seems to resolve the problem. I put the snippet in wp-content/themes/klein/functions.php. Can someone confirm if this code will ever be overwritten by an update to WordPress or BuddyPress? I know updating BP will overwrite the register.php page.

Great! I will post there now. I was actually posting at the plugin’s WordPress page – https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/mycred

Thank you 🙂

I forgot about wordpress handling registration, I’ll keep searching I might of have found something on wpmudev.

Do you know a wordpress o buddy press function i can use to grab all current wp user avatars and assign them to the corresponding buddypress profile? After that, I am planning to have the users change the avatar only from buddypress profile not from front end registration form.

Please help,
thank you!

Hi all and @henrywright, @mercime, @modemlooper

both plugins are now available on WP plugins repository.

Buddy Member Stats

Buddy Community Stats

I can set the size and default image from that article, but I’m still not sure how to display it in an img tag.

With the WordPress header image, you can display the admin header image in an img tag:

<img src="<?php header_image(); ?>" />

Is there a Buddypress equivalent for the WordPress function header_image() ?
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/header_image

Thanks @shanebp. We tried this and a few other hooks and still have not been able to get the appropriate activity on the stream.

It does seem like the issue with this mu-plugin solution is that not every bit of activity is getting assigned the site id in the meta data. So the filter ends up filtering out most of the activity we should see. Ultimately we are seeking a way to limit activity stream data to the site you are visiting without using multi-network plugins.

We have a wordpress multisite network with buddypress NOT network activated but only activated on specific subsites.

Do you or anyone have any suggestions on how to achieve our goals?

I guess I mean all of the forums at this url: https://wordpress.org/support/bb-login.php. But the password works fine on BuddyPress. Thanks for responding.

@maelga,

thank you for your interest. But… which plugin do you mean ?

If Buddy Community Stats, consider that messaging in BuddyPress concern firstly friends. When you’re on your profile, you can access to YOUR messages count (separated in send and received). Handling this as a global stat is not relevant to site wide activity.
Imagine a community of hundreds of members where only a handfull of members take heavy contacts. This will increase the counter, but will indicate something absolutely false about you site activity – because it is a private members exchange).
To get this count, you could use Buddy Member stats. But this plugin plays only at the member level, and his counts are not grouped to be shown to site admin.

The aim of both plugins is to provide some basic counts for community members while remaining fast (if possible) and simple, not to bring extensive metrics, graphs or analytic stats about anything happening in BuddyPress. There are probably more sophisticated plugins who can do that.

Thanx Venutius,

I found my fix in this thread:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/member-groups-not-displaying?replies=12