BuddyPress.org

Do you mean a sub-group ? There is a plugin for that: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/warnings-with-bp25 (not updated, but is still working) – see the support if you have an issue.

Or read on codex about Group API and how to add them a new page…

Group Extension API

Hi,

have you tried this ?
https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddymemberstats/

just fyi: you can replace this:
! bp_current_user_can( 'bp_moderate' )

with this:
! is_super_admin()

is_super_admin()

https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-profile-rating/screenshots/

Afaik you have to code something yourself. BP use only display_name for activities and @ mentions and bbPress, if active, also.

See all existing _display_name related fn here.

How WP get display_name is related in this topic.

BuddyPress is member oriented and they’re some rating plugins out for profiles or groups. For pure content like posts or CPT’s, you have to search for some WP plugin on the plugin repository.

Another alternative could myCred, which is made for BP. Inconvenient (if ever), it does much more as only allowing rating.

If you are on a multisite install, each profile has a tab containing a list of sites the member belongs too, so those link already exist.
If you want such link elsewhere, you basically can use this.

As you say nothing about where you want the link to be on a profile, i assume you want it explicitly showing on the profile header. Following snippet will accomplish that. I tested it on a MS install with 2 blogs (main site + 1 user blog).

function my_link_to_blog() {

if ( bp_is_user() ) {
	$user_id = bp_displayed_user_id();	
} else {
	$user_id = bp_get_member_user_id();
}

	$blogs = get_blogs_of_user( $user_id );

	if ( $blogs ) {
		echo '<ul>';
			foreach ( $blogs as $blog ) {
			// exclude the main blog if a user signed to another one
				if ( $blog->userblog_id != get_current_blog_id() ) { 
					echo '<li>View my blog<a href="http://' . $blog->domain . $blog->path .'">' .  $blog->blogname . '</a></li>';
				}
			}
		echo '</ul>';
	}

}
add_action( 'bp_before_member_header_meta' , 'my_link_to_blog' ); 

Add to bp-custom.php

Hi @subairtc,

see bp_activity_get_where_conditions filter in bp-activity-classes.php ~L. 418

Here a similar question with more details.

Also, maybe you can do something based on this snippet, with a different approach.

/**
 * Change order of activities query string.
 * @param string $query Query string.
 * @return string $query Modified query string.
 */
function bpfr_filter_activity_default( $query ) {
	if ( empty( $query ) && !empty( $_POST ) ) {
		$query = 'order=ASC';
	}
	return $query;
}
add_filter( 'bp_ajax_querystring', 'bpfr_filter_activity_default', 999 );

Apologize if i’m wrong. 😉

I,m am very sorry but… You did make those changes somehow, wordpress and buddypress only outputs lowercase slugs.

You are not typing internet adresses directly into your browser? Those links in your chase are generated by your theme? Did you try a different theme? Did you try to change the page slug?

Well, what do you know: I just found a fix for my problem here:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4824#comment:4

(I had seen that recent fix from @pareshradadiya previously, but hadn’t noticed that it was a recent update to a 3 year old thread. So, figuring it might actually be current and relevant, I gave it a try and it worked.)