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I am doing my own Members search form and I have some trouble with pagination. The pagination links is display but links doesn’t show anything.

Your plugin bp member filter could help me. It isn’t available here and in wordpress repository. Where I can download it ?

Thanks

I am having the exact same problem. I submitted it as a ticket:

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4706

What is happening is its trying to redirect to the home tab, then the change default filter moves it to the other tab, which causes the loop.

Until its fixed simply add ‘/home’ to the line mentioned in the ticket.

#1 there are a couple of options actually in your network admin network settings.

#2 you can also network activate the themes if choose.

#3 correct

#4 not necessarily if they understand css it should be fairly easy also depending on the built in them options they will not be able to “modify” the them files themselves

#5 buddypress certainly makes the whole site creation process more visible since a normal wordpress install doesn’t really do that at all (at least i don’t think it does).

#6 yes thats why they can’t do it only the network admin has the ability to add new theme/plugins.

#7 the only difference is the ability to admin their own sites but there are different settings to where they couldn’t even create them themselves (you’d have to activate any sub sites if you choose that option).

To use a file for the page content you do a locate template in the function instead of putting the actual code in the function.

Get the BuddyPress skeleton component plugin. It has commented code to show you how to create custom BuddyPress components. Though, you can utilize simple wordPress page templates to accomplish a page with custom content. If the content doesnt need to be initiated into the active components then a page will do.

https://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Increasing_memory_allocated_to_PHP

Hi,

View here first: https://wordpress.org/search/mysql2date

and try by replacing from

echo sprintf( __( ‘%1$s said %2$s:’, ‘buddypress’ );

to

echo mysql2date('D, d M Y H:i:s O', bp_activity_get_last_updated(), true);

This is what is used to show the date on feeds, witch has the same output you want. Maybe would work ? 😀

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-fb-autoconnect/

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The compression quality is actually controlled by WordPress but we occasionally receive feedback such as this, which makes me think that there’s some server dependency or configuration setting that varies from server-to-server. IIRC, it defaults to 90% image quality.

In the upcoming BuddyPress 1.6.2 release to coincide with WordPress 3.5 (i.e. very soon), we had to fix image cropping to work with WordPress 3.5, and I took the opportunity to set 100% image quality. Along with WordPress 3.5’s improvements to its media API, hopefully this problem will fix itself.

This is another example of directory features we built for a BuddyPress site: http://www.enterprisenation.com/business-directory/

It’s based around custom post types & taxonomies, and integrates as a component with BuddyPress profiles.

But, in response to OP @giannisff, these directory systems are custom builds – there’s no good off the shelf plugin providing the solution.