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Arigato @yoosuke san,

show results from only activity stream.

Stunning. It works for me. Did you tried with a specific word contained in a post, preferably one from the end of a long post, to be sure it is not registered as activity except ? Have you some plugins installed ? Deactivate all and see if you get a difference.

Also, activate the wordpress search widget and see if you get better result.
appearence > widgets, select “Search” – a search form for your site.

When BP is on, they’re several search module. So you can search members on the members directory ou groups on the group directory.

Side wide activities are some how generic, so the swa activity doesn’t contain his own search form, but only a select filter which let’s you show result by type.

I would be grateful is someone could suggest why the file is not contained within the folder.

Once upon a time, after very looooooong and ice cold winter, a wolf came out of the deep forest. He was so hungry that he eat the index file. Miam ! 🙄

Do not thank me. My pleasure. 😉

If you’re looking in buddypress/bp-activity/ folder, it’s normal that it doesn’t contain a index.php file. It’s a core folder who works internaly.

The index you search is in bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/activity/index.php
Note: this file is only the index for activities.

If it is not the case, don’t worry. Reload a fresh copy and pray that it is not corrupted during the FTP transfer.

Don’t know which tutorial you follow, but if you learn BP, read absolutely the Codex.
If, as i guess, your concern is theming, see here:

BP Theme Compatibility and the WordPress Default Themes

or here on the left sidebar index

Getting Started

@fabius219,

bp_core_general_settings_before_submit is not a function but an action hook.

bp_core_general_settings_before_submit

@cwjordan, maybe interesting things to find
Line 43: http://phpxref.ftwr.co.uk/buddypress/nav.html?bp-core/bp-core-settings.php.source.html

A bbpress half soluce :

force strong password at registration

For inspiration ? This old BP plugin…
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-xtra-signup/
More recent
https://wordpress.org/plugins/login-security-solution/ (maybe not compatible with BP)

If not affraid of expirimentation:
https://github.com/mgmartel/BuddyPress-Password-Strength-Meter/blob/master/bp-password-strength-meter.php

For the fun, on @imath ‘s blog (in french), some code to study (php is in english)

BuddyPress Registration : mon expérience fumante !

Hi @laxmanvel,

see here if this can help you a little.

Hi @laxmanvel

This functionality isn’t available in BuddyPress by default. You may have some luck searching the WP plugin repo although I haven’t seen anything like this myself. Let us know if you find anything!

I am assuming that you have bbpress installed on your wordpress. There are some bbpress widgets available for this purpose. Appearance>Widgets – look for those starting with (bbpress)

For this i have modified /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/registration/register.php

@sachin550 Are you using the BP Default theme or a child theme of BP Default? If not, then you should not modify that file. Instead, create a child theme of your WP theme of choice, create a folder named buddypress in that child theme folder and copy over https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/src/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/register.php following the directory structure and revise it.

I guess the top right name is made with echo $user->display_name;

As you added an ELSE clause after the UL end tag, it would probably be better to hide the whole UL to avoid html errors to not logged visitors.

Invert

<ul class="nav navbar-nav navbar-right">
	  <?php if ( is_user_logged_in()) : 

to this

<?php if ( is_user_logged_in()) : 
<ul class="nav navbar-nav navbar-right">

You have a page.php in the wordpress themes (2012, 2013, 2014).

You make a copy and rename it buddypress.php and load it into your custom theme.

If not already done, i recommend you to read attentively this on WP codex:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development
and also this

BuddyPress Theme Development

Theme Compatibility & Template Files

@sachin550

That Line is in https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/2.0.2/buddypress.pot#L6005

Have a look at https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/customizing/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/ to customise.

Hi @cyrilbatillat

What data were you planning on passing?

I don’t want to modify the core of BuddyPress, so is there an other way to do this ?

No but you could try asking the guys over at Trac if they could extend what data can be passed. If they agree, the changes usually take a minor version or two to make it into core but until then you could apply the patch to your own installation.

If you’re using BuddyPress 2.0.2 with WordPress 3.9.2 with no plugins activated or even installed in the plugin folder and the Twenty Fourteen theme enabled then everything should work fine as this is a tried and tested combo. The only variables left are a) your server and b) your database.

Perhaps try rolling back your database? And also make sure there has been no changes on your server since you noticed the issue.

@micasuh humm. Perhaps try grabbing a fresh copy of the BP plugin code? https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress/

Something may have become corrupted in the actual plugin.

Hi @wordpresschina

Check out this article: https://yoast.com/wordpress-ssl-setup/

Yes, within the administration area of your WordPress-installation is a menue point “users”. There is every user listed, and you as administrator can update all profiles – and the users themselves can update their own profile.