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There are two hooks BuddyPress uses when editing a profile that you can hook into:

`do_action( ‘xprofile_profile_field_data_updated’, $field_id, $_POST );
do_action( ‘xprofile_updated_profile’, $bp->displayed_user->id, $posted_field_ids, $errors );`

These actions are in the xprofile_screen_edit_profile() function in bp-xprofile.php.

If you’re unfamilar with WP plugin development, check out the WP Plugin API:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API

Create a new WP page with the verbiage you want to add.

You might want to create your new page with a custom page template:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Pages#Creating_Your_Own_Page_Templates

Then set this new page as your frontpage:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Settings_Reading_SubPanel

There’s a new group category plugin that might help you out:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-group-hierarchy/

I haven’t tested it though.

hey Colage, did you have any luck resolving this issue?

To clarify, do these plugins work as expected when used with just wordpress, but not when integrated with buddypress?

Hi

I have created child blogs on a wpmu/bp install.

how do I get the child blog to integrate into the network? list forums/groups/profiles etc?

It seems my child blogs are as if the BP/WPMU main site does not exist?

Johnny

Some additional information which might be helpful:

– It’s a BP child theme and my theme does not modify any of the group creation templates like groups/create.php
– Issue has not been reported before and I can’t reproduce it.

I don’t really know where the nonce check failures could come from. Is there any specific aspect of a Child Theme that could cause this stop working? I’m not sure what the actual message means

Any help would be appreciated guys, we really want to fix this

I have successfully installed it on http://toolturf.com – initiatially only with Linkedin enabled
I found this video that explains how to implement it in wordpress / Buddypress
http://blip.tv/file/3814608?utm_source=player_embedded

@ekine
That’s not warnings, that’s me testing the API of Buddyvents (I’m the developer, by the way). What you see on the screenshot is actually a dumped query in JSON format, that your members could use to show events on their own website (doesn’t have to be WordPress).

test.shabushabu.eu always runs the latest development version, so some warnings might show up from time to time (especially if I happen to test things), but the current version is stable.

http://www.bloggingjunkie.com/disable-multi-site-option-wordpress-30.html

Always back up your database first.

Just to be sure, this is the right way to do it?

# BEGIN WordPress

RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /redsocial/
RewriteRule ^index.php$ – [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /redsocial/index.php [L]

# END WordPress
LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so

Here is a potential fix, not guaranteed to work

Go into your database, where you host all your files. Find the file: .htaccess.

It should be in the root of your wordpress.

Scroll down to the end of the file and add this:

`LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so`

What are you trying to do — remove the comment links on comments to BuddyPress profiles, and just let them go to whatever the default in WordPress is?

This is a bit tricky to achieve as it is set when the user account is activated. If you can clarify what the end result needs to be, perhaps there’s another angle of attack which we can use.

I think there are probably a number of things that would cause that message but I doubt it’s permissions.

When you installed BuddyPress, did you get the forums working *before* any customizing (plugins/themes)? I’d recommend always doing this when installing or upgrading because it will help you to discover issues before you make customizations of your own.

I’m not sure what to advise, but you might try installing a completely vanilla (untouched) WordPress install in another subdirectory on your domain/server, and then install BuddyPress and and activate the forums on that test install.

If it works on the test install, something you customized along the way is causing the issue and you should begin removing/adding those customizations one by one to pinpoint the problem.

I can’t seem to get a new user signed up either. Seems like this was never sorted out. Does anyone know why it’s not doing it?

No need to get snippy, gee whiz.

The error suggests that you are using a version of WordPress less than 3.0. You say the latest version of 3.0 – what does that mean? The latest version of WP is 3.0.4

The next thing I’d do is deactivate BuddyPress to see if you’re still not getting new user notifications. If you can’t do this on your live site maybe create a test install in a subdirectory. This would help isolate whether it’s a BP or WP thing. You might want to check out the WordPress forums, too – https://wordpress.org/search/new+user+notification?forums=1

Did you ever get these new user notifications? Or is it something that just started happening recently? Maybe it’s a plugin or customization issue specific to your setup.

Excerpts usually strip tags and are all in one “chunk”, yes. It’s a basic WordPress themeing issue, not a bp one.

To add to what @hnla stated, if it’s about anything you can do before you add BP plugin then try searching on https://codex.wordpress.org/ or just google your question. There is more info out there about WP than you could read in a month.

And for future reference please check the WordPress Codex pages as they explain how to do this sort of thing very clearly with examples, it isn’t actually a BP issue and therefore not best addressed as a support post here.

It’s from the “buddypress links” plugin https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-links/

based on a surveypoll, thats not a plugin that I have seen yet.

There is a plugin that can invite users to become friends https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/invite-anyone/