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Check out this tutorial: https://rudrastyh.com/wordpress/get-user-id.html#user_id_column

> i created customed fields for the inner-page of the user, but they don’t show in the members list page.

The details depend on how you created these “customed fields”. If they are xprofile fields, then the simplest way is to do this:


$user_id = bp_get_member_user_id();
$data = xprofile_get_field_data( 'Custom Field Name', $user_id );
if ( $…[Read more]

Your problem is probably bp_displayed_user_id(). This returns the ID of the user whose profile you’re currently viewing – that is, example.com/members/username.

Within a bp_has_members() loop, use bp_get_member_user_id() instead.

Can you say how the slider is “broken”? I just clicked on the link and it seems to be working OK.

You might consider opening your JS console (generally, press F12 and hit the Console tab) to see if you find any JS errors that might be triggering something to break.

Cool – thanks for reporting back!

I think you want something like this:


$user_id = bp_loggedin_user_id();
$user_profile_url = bp_core_get_user_domain( $user_id );


BP’s functions may not be completely loaded by the time functions.php is loaded, so it may not be possible to run directly in functions.php. That being said, there is very little that you should be doing directly in functions.php, aside from calls to add_filter() or add_action(). Similarly, your friend actions should take place inside of a…[Read more]

Yes I have checked all the functions but I am working in child theme functions.php file and buddypress friends_add_friend function is not working in this file directly. DO I need to import any file here?

So can you please let me know

Hi @angrywarrior – Really sorry to hear you are having troubles.

The “are you sure…” message indicates that a nonce check is failing. It makes sense that the nonce check is failing, since the nonce field is not being rendered on the second step of the wizard – from what you described, nothing is.

> next step is blank – you can only see the b…[Read more]

Check out the Languages and Translations article:

Languages and Translations

WordPress users are BuddyPress users. They’re stored in the wp_users table.

CSS changes must go in a CSS file; putting them into a header.php file won’t do anything, unless you use some specific syntax.

It’s possible that the style.css sheet that you are referencing is not actually being loaded, due to an improperly built child theme. You can tell by viewing the source of the page and looking for a file being loaded in a…[Read more]