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I believe xprofile_insert_field() will insert or update a profile field. Here’s an example of how to use it:

$f = xprofile_insert_field( array(
'field_group_id' => 8,
'type' => 'textbox',
'name' => 'Foo',
'is_required' => false,
'can_delete' => false,
'description' => 'This is a…[Read more]

What have you managed to do so far? Any code written that at least partially works?

Still not resolved?

@shanebp
I don’t see reasons against your suggestion. I will do that for future newsletter issues.

Try getting the latest version of Kleo theme from themeforest.net. I’m pretty sure this is a theme issue, as BuddyPress itself is quite good in most places performance-wise.

As a general suggestion – activate object caching (memcached or redis) – you will need to talk to your host if you are on a shared/managed hosting, or install everything by…[Read more]

Thank you for kind words 🙂

Congratulations!

It’s good to see the newsletter back. Had my copy today. Was pleasantly surprised then 🙂

Thank you and I am looking forward to more of it.

All the best

You may use


bp_activity_post_update( array(
'content'=> 'Something we wanted to say',
'user_id'=> 32,//example, please change it
) );

Please take a look at this

https://github.com/buddypress/BuddyPress/blob/master/src/bp-activity/bp-activity-functions.php#L1938

Hope that helps.

You should try asking on the plugin’s support forum. Hopefully the author will be able to help.

Try using Twenty Fifteen and disabling all plugins. It’s either a plugin or your theme that’s slowing things down. Once you find the culprit you can try opening a support ticket with the theme or plugin author.

Hi,
I do agree and would like to see a possibility to change the exposed name on screen. It it not practical to have the username exposed and the users do recognize their buddies better by using the real or the nickname. How can this be done?

replace line number 31 with this

printf( __( "What's new?", 'buddypress' ) );

If you have latest version of buddypress then you can do from your FTP. Ask you server administrator to do so.

Thanks Shane! I’ll give this a shot when I get back to home this evening and let you guys know how it works out. I’m afraid the little profile I made doesn’t do any sorts of compares, it just lets me know if it is loaded before or after certain other hooks like init, the_content and such.. I’ll have to reopen that and add bp_load and get a better…[Read more]