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It may be that you don’t have mod_rewrite activated in httpd.conf. Make sure that the LoadModule statement for mod_rewrite is uncommented. (Remove # sign at beginning.) Also look for a statement <Directory /xxx> where /xxx is the directory containing the files for the web site. If you see AllowOverride None in that section, change it to…[Read more]

Yes, but that can only be removed from previously mentioned file.

Add this to “Additional CSS” into customization section
.activity-greeting {
display:none
}

file: buddypressbp-templatesbp-legacybuddypressactivitypost-form.php

remove line no: 30 and 31

I would like to see the screenshot for mobile device issue.

You can do that by commenting two lines ( 30 and 31 ) from buddypressbp-templatesbp-legacybuddypressactivitypost-form.php

Nope. The hook does work, because profiler says the function is called later now, but the function still doesn’t seem to exist and throws the undefined function exception.

Also, other plugins do as well including gears which is used by theme authors such as myself for allowing users to easily add elements to a website from buddypress.

From my previous post, changing AllowOverride None to AllowOverride FileInfo seems to have made the member, groups, and other pages operational.

The following is a diff of the httpd.conf from the Yosemite version of macOS and my current version. Remember that there are three configuration files: httpd.conf, my.cnf,…[Read more]

I have .htaccess
I have loaded the entire system three times and followed the directions
I have made sure that all of the files have an owner of _www

I have already screamed and will probably do so again. I am currently using

Apple Macintosh macOS 10.12.3
Wordpress 4.7.2
Theme: TwentySeventeen
bbPress 2.5.12
BuddyPress 2.8.0
Jetpack 4.6

The…[Read more]

Check out this article:

bp_core_new_nav_default()

This is what I have (I shorted the above code as an example of how to hook into bp_ready)

function executeSteamID()
{
$steam64id = xprofile_get_field_data('Steam64 ID', get_current_user_id());
$steamUser = xprofile_get_field_data('Steam User', get_current_user_id());
$steamCache = xprofile_get_field_data('Steam Cache',…[Read more]

So… make sure this is right…

function doProfileStuff()
{
echo xprofile_get_field_data('stuff');
}

add_action('bp_ready', 'doProfileStuff');

I guess the question is “how” to hook into it or do you use bpready directly in place of add_action ?

May I ask for an example.. If I see how it is used, I can run with that being as there…[Read more]

xprofile_get_field_data() throws undefined function for me.

Actually, that brings me to another issue it seems…

Call to undefined function xprofile_get_field_data()

Did that function change? I’m currently using it on a steam community website to pull steam ID’s so I can poll steam and display a stream widget on the user’s profile page.

please read this:

If you wanted to be superman for a day all you had to do was ask! 🙂 Thanks danbp!

I believe the wp_new_user_notification() function is what you’re looking for. It’s pluggable so you can define your own which will override the original definition:

function wp_new_user_notification( $user_id, $deprecated = null, $notify = '' ) {
// Your own code here. Copy and paste the original function's content and then modify if you…[Read more]