Can you confirm you are using members widget or what. If you are using members widget , you can change the number from Dashboard->appearance->widgets, go to members widget (which is assigned to some area on you home) and change the number there(show max no. field)
If you are using custom code, you will have to do it manually, using the member loop
Brajesh,
Thanks for your reply.
I’m using buddypress 1.1.2. Somehow my plugins got missed. So I reinstalled again. but now the member list is not displayed. The message I’m getting is ‘No members found’
I reinstalled again. Everything works fine now.
To change the number of members to be displayed per page,
goto bp-core/bp-core-template-tags.php.
Then change $per_page to any number.
check your database, the members still exist ?
I am unable to think a solution right away, but I remember DJPaul saying something like if the members login, the list should update, if the users exists in database(wp_users)
Edit: sorry I was In the middle of posting ,while you already posted the resolution :S
Don’t change core files, you can pass a “per_page=XX” parameter into the template loop to change this.
I’ve displayed members in home page.For that, passing the parameter did not work . It only works for the member directory listing.
Correct me if I’m wrong.
Hello all,
I have spent some time to understand what Andy said : “you can pass a “per_page=XX” parameter into the template loop”… I am pleased to share here the solution with you.
In the file Themes / Your_Theme / Members / members-loop.php, change the line 5 :
if ( bp_has_members( bp_ajax_querystring( ‘members’ ) ) ) : ?>
to
if ( bp_has_members( bp_ajax_querystring( ‘members’ ).’per_page=XX’ ) ) : ?>
(note that there is a “dot” between bp_ajax_querystring( ‘members’ ) and ‘per_page=XX’) since arguments are passed as a chain.
Hope it helps
Manu
@Manu-PB for correct result you mast add in code symbol ‘&’
For exaple: if you edit file In the file Themes / Your_Theme / Members / members-loop.php near the begin of it:
to this:
if ( bp_has_members( bp_ajax_querystring( ‘members’ ).’&per_page=XX’ ) ) : ?>
where XX – is number
tested on my own BP – it work
