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This would need a change in the bbPress templates. I don’t know how useful the bbPress support forums are, but you could try leaving a message at http://bbpress.org

I’m not aware of any that integrate into BuddyPress.

Can you try this?

I’ve removed the $user check which was unnecessary in this case. I also didn’t add a priority or the number of args passed (but again those are unnecessary so I’ve removed them).

add_action( 'swpm_login', function() {
bp_core_redirect( bp_loggedin_user_domain() );
} );

So on successful login it looks as though Simple Membership’s swpm_login hook runs. With the Simple Membership plugin activated, try adding this to your theme’s functions.php file:

add_action( 'swpm_login', function( $user, $pass, $remember ) {
if ( ! $user || is_wp_error( $user ) ) {
return;
}
bp_core_redirect(…[Read more]

Hi ma3ry

I know the path points to a BuddyPress file, but this notice is likely caused by a plugin you have activated. It basically means an array key r is being used, but the r key doesn’t actually exist in the array (for whatever reason).

Try deactivating your plugins 1 by 1 to see which might be causing the notice.

Simple Membership may use a different action hook on login. I’m guessing the redirect plugin uses the standard hook provided by BuddyPress. Do you have a link to Simple Membership?

This might not fix the problem but have you tried BP Profile Search?

Hi @shanebp,

I’m still trying to figure this out after a week of trial and error. Let’s step back a little for a second if we may…

So, on http://www.ymphony.com, when a user clicks on a post’s avatar, I’d like the site to direct the user to the avatar’s profile page. The profile page is created by Buddy Press.

It doesn’t seem like the following is…[Read more]

I did a bit of digging for you. The filter you need to use is bp_title_parts. Your hooked function will be passed an array of the BuddyPress title parts.

Ref: bp-core/bp-core-template.php#L3101

For some reason I was looking at document_title_separator which is why I thought your function was passed a string. You are right, $title is an array. Sorry about that 🙂

You can still use global $bp; at the beginning of your functions to access the global’s data. But yes, buddypress() is a far better way. You should be able to update the Codex yourself? If that’s not the case, let me know 🙂

Also, $title should be a string, not an array. So doing stuff like this $title['title'] won’t work.

so I guess BuddyPress is bypassing or overriding this filter

If that were the case, you can increase the priority:

add_filter('document_title_parts', 'custom_groups_title', 20);

But I don’t think that’s the problem in this case. Maybe check if bp_is_group() and bp_current_action() are working as you expect them to be. var_dump( $some_value );…[Read more]

The edit form is in edit.php. You will need to add that to the page but I don’t think it will be as easy as copying and pasting because the default form processing may depend on the current URL.

For anyone using the wp_mail_from and wp_mail_from_name filters, commonly used in SMTP plugins, I’ve created a plugin that lets those filters work with BP emails.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-email-to-wp-mail-from-bridge/

Hope this helps someone!