BuddyPress.org

AFAIK, installing BuddyPress on a subdomain of WordPress MultiSite won’t give you BP widgets (and other content) on a main site, thus you won’t be able easily (without coding) display BuddyPress content on any site in the network, excerpt the BP-site.
So BuddyPress content will be available only on site where you activated BuddyPress.

I hope I’ve answered your question.

So bp.example.com is the subdomain, that you use for BuddyPress. Does it have separate WordPress installation (not related to example.com)?
Is WordPress on your example.com MultiSite or ordinary?

That’s quite a lot of custom code.
All that activities are not related to BuddyPress directly. Although you can store them in activity directory when that action was performed using bp_activity_add() function.

But as everything you described is not a default WordPress and BuddyPress functionality – I strongly advice you to find some developers, that will implement all that.

Hi @kida18,

i would suggest to use this premium plugin:

WordPress Restrict Email Domains

For < 20$, i think it’s worth ! 🙂

Hi,

if you mean mailing blog posts to members and if you use BuddyPress only for it’s group component, you have better to use WP Groups plugin. You don’t need BP.

if you mean group notices, you can code something yourself or use this plugin or this one and send the post permalink to the group users.

Not exactly what you asked for, but i have no better idea.

For the phone question, i’ve never heard about such an app.

hi @sherissa_r,
i asked on Slack where @hnla answered that “clearly something is wrong”. I opened a ticket, just in case of.

Now we’ve to wait a little moment the time a dev can investigate this.

Hi,

you’re on the BuddyPress support forum where we can’t help for third party plugins.
If you have questions related to bbPress (if you use this plugin), you have to ask on their support.

For BuddyPress for Sensei plugin or WC Sensei, you can check the doc and/or ask on the plugin support too.

Hi,

by reading the first topic, it sounds like you try to use more than one child theme !

I already have activated my other child theme

If it is the case, it’s not the way to proceed. 😉

1) You should have only one child-theme activated.
2) in this child, you add a folder called buddypress.
3) if you need to modify some BP templates, you copy the original from wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/ into the child BP folder.

Example of what you should have:
wp-content/themes/XYZ theme
wp-content/themes/XYZ-child/

Let’s say you want to modify BP’s register page.
wp-content/themes/XYZ-child/buddypress/members/register.php
or you want to modify the profile header template
wp-content/themes/XYZ-child/buddypress/members/single/member-header.php

And that’s it ! The only thing you have to do is to pick the right file and add it to the child by respecting the original path who starts at: /buddypress/path/to/file.php

Inside the template file, yo can manipulate html tags and find different action hooks ( do_action( 'something' ); ). Take care to not rename or remove the existing class/ID names whithout knowing what you do.

In bp-custom.php, you can manipulate BP’s behave by adding custom functions.

In the child-theme style.css, you manipulate whatever related to your theme layout – for the entire site, including BP or other plugins.

And as all this is done via the child, anything will remain after any update of BuddyPress, your original theme, WordPress or plugins.

Reading actively the forum will bring you other answers, tips and tricks.

Hey, do you mean this ?

Ok, i misunderstood the whole… The initial question was:
what I am trying to link to is
http://localhost/wordpress/community/profile/<displayed_user>/

Try this:

function tab_custom_link_to_page() {

	if ( bp_is_activity_component() || bp_is_page( BP_MEMBERS_SLUG ) ) {

		// link to what you want		
		$link = bp_get_root_domain() . '/community/profile/'. bp_get_displayed_user_username();
		echo '<li><a href="'. $link .'">Community</a></li>'; 
	}  
}
add_action( 'bp_member_options_nav', 'tab_custom_link_to_page' );

The only option is to use CSS (in style.css) in your child theme to modify that. Or some plugins, that give ability to apply styles without modifying files (Siteorigin CSS).

#buddypress #register-page label { 
    font-size:120%;
}

No, nothing like that. This can only be achieved within site admin. And by default a group mod is a simple subscriber which has no access to group members administration.

The first option is to promote mods to group admin, and in this case he can from front-end, kick/ban user, promote or remove users and nothing else.

The other option would be to give them a WP role who let them access to group members admin and evtl. using a plugin to block their access to all other admin parts… (ie. user role editor)

In addition, you could also get some dev’s opinion to this…
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5543
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-could-a-group-moderator-edit-group-details/

Hi,
Shane’s answer is related to the BP way to get a user name inside a redirection. wpF use probably a similar method, but certainly also his own function(s) for that. You have to find out how it does. Unfortunately, this plugin doesn’t provide documentation at the moment.

Accordingly to wpForum support, there is still a button to wpforum on each profile. If you have difficulties to tweak the default behave, you have to ask for on their support.

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/buddypress-compatibility-plans/