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If I disable email confirmation then it opens the site to even more spammers.

Personally, I’d never do that because as you say it opens the door to spoof emails, and therefore much more spam.

I’d reach out to your users and try to find out what is causing the emails to go into their spam folders. For example, do they have custom spam filters set…[Read more]

You could activate some kind of registration honeypot to keep the spam bots out. This technique has worked well for me in the past.

Example: https://en-gb.wordpress.org/plugins/registration-honeypot/

Regarding the confirmation email problem, this seems to be a common problem and one that isn’t easily solved. Many things can result in email going…[Read more]

Hi
bp-custom.php put only this code?
i putt in wp-content-plugin ?
i put the code in this route but not work

Try using Theme My Login.

The username will be used in the profile URL so there’s no way of hiding it fully.

i’m tracking down the same info, plz keep me posted.

i will cruise through the DB to see what i can find…

–dainis

Try disabling all plugins to see if the problem still happens.

Maybe the 999 priority is too late? Try setting it to something like 8. This is guesswork so forgive me.

You should try to find out what’s causing such a huge memory usage. Start off with the default Twenty Fifteen theme and no plugins activated. Then activate your plugins one-by-one, to find the culprit.

I changed the source code

It’s never a good idea to change the plugin’s source. You should revert that change. Any custom code snippets you might have should go into either your theme’s functions.php file or a bp-custom.php file (if you have one).

You could use a control statement inside my_func()? For ex:

if ( 'something' === 'something' ) {
// Do something better than this...
$ret['blah'] = 'blah';
}


The exact condition you use will depend on what you’re trying to do.

Ah OK, cool. In that case you may also be interested to hear about bp_parse_args(). I think it’s a better way of doing what you want. This approach will also handle the loop pagination for you. For example:

function my_func( $ret ) {
// Your custom stuff here.
return $ret;
}
add_filter( 'bp_after_has_activities_parse_args', 'my_func'…[Read more]

I’m wondering why you’re writing a custom query to get user meta? That’s what the get_user_meta() function is for.

Ref: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_user_meta

sw_partner_activity isn’t a BuddyPress hook. Are you using a plugin?