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Hi,

Some of the answers may have to come from the Theme developer, i.e. Re-Hub theme, for example:

1) How can I configure the user profile page? There are elements I find unnecessary for my website, and I’d like to remove them: the sharing buttons, the “write a note” option, etc.

The “sharing buttons” and “write a note” options are not standard for BuddyPress and are either introduced by your theme in use or possibly from a plugin you have actuated.

Additionally, without getting into a lot of detail, depending on the template pack in use, e.g., Legacy or Nouveau, there are an assortment of template pages that can be overloaded/overridden (requres advanced knownledge).

2) Users registered on my site can publish articles using a frontend plugin, comment, etc.
However, nothing appears in the “Activity” section: even if someone has published an article, nothing shows up. Similarly, nothing appears if they leave comments, someone replies to their comment, or tags them.
Also, what does the “Favorites” button correspond to? With the theme I’m using, users can save articles as favorites, which are then displayed on a dedicated page. Is that what it’s supposed to refer to?

As to “articles“, I’ll assume these are synonymous with “blog posts“, typically these are synced to “Activities” via BuddyPress settings (wp-admin > Settings > BuddyPress) by enabling the “Site Tracking” component within the “Components” tab and enabling the “Post Comments” option under “Activity Streams” within the “Options” tab. See Post comments

As to “Favorites”, think of these as “bookmarks”, IOW, Activity items may be marked as “favorites” or unmarked as “Favorites” which will be listed within the “Favorites” tab, if marked accordingly and, yes, Favorites behave as you have indicated.

3) On the profile page, users can change their username and select a username that’s already in use (which isn’t allowed during registration). How can I fix this?

Usernames are unique and cannot be changed. In a “users” profile, the username is preceded/prefixed with the @ symbol. What may be confusing is the “Name” field which is more akin to the display name, to be more precise, it appears to be the “Display name publicly as”, which can be the same as the username or can be different from the username. What’s confusing is that there specific BuddyPress profile fields that correspond WordPress profile fields that may or may not have the same nomenclature. See Your Profile Screen – names section.

It seems like you are trying to fix something like, there can only be one user with a display name of "Alice". Rightly or wrongly, I suppose confusion abounds when a “display name” is conflated as being a “username”.

Perhaps, someone else will have a better or more precise explanation than I have provided.

It actually appears to be a component in buddypress now apparently, so in the wordpress admin dashboard click on your installed plugins. Then under buddypress, click settings and then check friend connections and then save settings.

Also if you would like to connect with me on social media as you said before, I am trying to grow my LinkedIn profile as I’m currently looking for a job. So unless the link gets removed, it is below:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-bell-487a69295/

I see it is still bundled: https://github.com/wp-cli/entity-command/blob/main/src/WP_CLI/CommandWithDBObject.php

I also think if that were true, our unit tests would fail. It is more likely you do not have wp-cli installed in your project.

Could you confirm going over these docs?

• https://make.wordpress.org/cli/handbook/
• https://make.wordpress.org/cli/handbook/guides/common-issues/

The answer to your initial post can be found at the following:

BP Template Pack JavaScript and Style assets are now only loaded into the community area of your site

As to your 2nd post, most likely via the following:

wp_localize_script( 'bp-nouveau', 'BP_Nouveau', apply_filters( 'bp_core_get_js_strings', $params ) );

Hiding – not easily seen.

The constants you’ve indicated are for WordPress and are typically defined within wp-config.php, if you search for one of those constant names, does it show up in your search results?

Hi @asmaajaved,

I’m not sure if this an edge case, so more information is required, e.g.:

1. WordPress version
2. WordPress permalink setting(plain or pretty URLs)
3. WordPress theme in use
4. BuddyPress version
5. BuddyPress template pack in use
6. What does your error log reveal?

It would also help to have a screenshot of:

the single groups pages show up empty

Hi,

The BuddyPress Featured Members plugin appears to be authored by BuddyDev. Have you tried their support forum?

BuddyDev Support – BuddyDev site

Or

[BuddyPress Featured Members] Support – WordPress Forum

You could take a look at this free plugin we’re developing: FansPaysite MicroPayments https://wordpress.org/plugins/paid-membership/ .

Flexible Monetization: Offer creator subscriptions, pay-per-view content, and memberships tailored to various creator needs.

Direct Content Sales: Creators can directly sell access to posts, videos, downloads, live video streams, enhancing revenue opportunities.

Versatile Payment Integration: Supports all major gateways with WooCommerce, including PayPal, Stripe, CCBill for broad accessibility.

Reduced Transaction Fees: Streamline finances with microtransactions that cut down on costs.

Dynamic Wallet System: Enables secure, in-site transactions with internal credits and support for other popular wallets like TeraWallet and MyCred.

Enhanced User Engagement: Features like crowdfunding and donations add interactive elements to content monetization.

Comprehensive Admin Control: Manage access, monitor transactions, and customize content offerings with ease.

BuddyPress Integration: Enhances community features, allowing for real-time updates and user interactions within the platform.

To apply a different template for BuddyPress pages in the latest WordPress block theme, you can create a custom template (e.g., bp-custom-template.html) in your theme’s templates directory. Then, use a filter in your functions.php file to assign this template to BuddyPress pages using code like:

php
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add_filter(‘template_include’, function($template) {
if (bp_is_buddyPress()) {
$custom_template = locate_template(‘bp-custom-template.php’);
return $custom_template ?: $template;
}
return $template;
});
This allows you to customize the layout for BuddyPress pages without relying on the default “pages” template.