Hahaha.. I was looking for the same thing yesterday so I made a Codex-page for this question.
https://codex.buddypress.org/buddypress-components-and-features/member/change-members-profile-landing-tab/
You have to add that code to the config.php file.
Yes, I found that. But if I set that to ‘media’ which apparently is the slug the page fails. Claims it cannot find the content. So rtmedia is not a component? How to define a custom component or refer to it by slug?
Yeah mostly it’s the slug or the name of the template ( file-name.php ) inside the plugins folder.
members/single/plugins.php
” 3rd-party plugins should use this template to easily add template support to their plugins for the members component. ”
Thats the template they use for adding a component to the profile page.
Just try a few or ask the Plugin developer.
@macpresss Thanks for the Codex contribution, I have however moved it for the moment to the user submitted guides under getting started as the components section is really descriptions of the standard default BP settings.
In reality we do have a page in progress here https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/filters-reference/ which is designed to list filters and defines in one place due to the large number of these.
So there’s no possible solution? Great, I will try and explain to my client…
Anyone figure this out yet?
I have the same prob with the media tab.
is there really no solution to cutomize the default_component target ???
best regards
tomas
