BuddyPress.org

@shanebp
no still not working. but thank you for your help and notice.

Group posting by administrators and moderators only isn’t possible out-of-the-box. You’d need to write some custom code or find a plugin that can do that.

@shanebp has been working on a geo-location plugin for BuddyPress which might be useful to you.

Hope this info helps!

I’m not aware of a plugin that’s available that will let you do this. Maybe someone else here will know of one?

@shanebp
many thanks to you for your help.
but unfortunately this code you said, does not work.
and still redirected to wp-login.php
i put the code in bp-custom.php

what other codes do you suggest please?
thanks for your notice.

Yes. Every member in your install will have a user ID. So both BuddyPress and WordPress users will get a number. In fact, at the back end WordPress users and BuddyPress members are the same thing.

User IDs are assigned automatically so you don’t need to activate them. With reference to displaying the number on your BuddyPress site, check out this article:

Playing with the user’s ID in different contexts

Logged-out visitors should now be able to see the page.

Each member is assigned a user ID. The very first user will get 1 and then that number is incremented as each new user signs up. Does that help?

I haven’t seen anything like that either.

@shanebp
oops!
i have to use “root”
instead of “redirect” 😐
because root points for not-logged-in-users.
and redirect points for successfully-logged in users!
sorry for that mistake.
now i’ve set
root = $redirect=get_home_url ( int $blog_id = null, string $path = '/login', string|null $scheme = null );
but error again! 🙁

correction:
i want to…[Read more]

My favourites are at buddyboss; they look great and are coded really well – http://www.buddyboss.com/themes/

It’s probably more your theme requires extra CSS to correctly display the image. If you can link to your site to a profile with an example cover photo, you stand a better chance of someone here helping.

I have no idea where or what BuddyPress might be doing to cause that. More likely, it’s causing some issue with custom code. I think you might have to debug it, if you know PHP.

Not possible to override it. But, remember filters are also actions. You just need to return a value, but you can do anything you want in between.

Looking at the default use of this function, how about using the bp_signup_usermeta filter (or something else in bp_core_screen_signup)?