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@zenimot

If you wanted to, you could just remove spaces in usernames by validating the field during registration. This is how you’d do it:

function zenimot_validate_username() {

if ( strpos( $_POST['signup_username'], ' ' ) !== false ) {
$bp->signup->errors['signup_username'] = __( 'Spaces are not allowed',…[Read more]

@zenimot

If you wanted to, you could just remove spaces in usernames by validating the field during registration. This is how you’d do it:

function zenimot_validate_username() {
// Remove spaces from username.
$_POST['signup_username'] = str_replace( ' ', '', $_POST['signup_username'] );
}
add_action( 'bp_signup_pre_validate',…[Read more]

@zenimot

If you wanted to, you could enforce no spaces in usernames by validating the field during registration. This is how you’d do it:

function zenimot_validate_username() {
// Remove spaces from username.
$_POST['signup_username'] = str_replace( ' ', '', $_POST['signup_username'] );
}
add_action( 'bp_signup_pre_validate',…[Read more]

Thanks.
Still can’t believe no warning is shown. Strange.

But fixed it by editing the input field, so only letters and numbers are possible to type.
And a message above the field.
Nasty workaround…

>cool he will probs read this when hes online,
She’ll be happy to grant contributor access to the codex as will I as Codex leads, although all Mods should be able to(not 100% sure of that though)

Specific and detailed server configs does start to veer of topic for the BuddyPress Codex somewhat ( WP Codex probably has more extensive detail on WP…[Read more]

Completely agree! The LAMP stack is so easy to install I think sometimes people might not realise there are alternatives. Be good to read your article once written!

Hi @zenimot

See 5185 for some background and a discussion on the topic.

That’s great you’re interested in updating the docs.

@henrywright who is the best person to ask on these forums to add a new section?

@mercime should be able to grant you contribute access to codex.buddypress.org.

Ref: https://codex.buddypress.org/participate-and-contribute/

@mattsten don’t bother with my solution; @shanebp‘s is far better!

That’s quite odd and it shouldn’t be happening. Do you have any custom code in your functions.php or bp-custom.php files?

Hey @mcpeanut

Check out the Nginx WordPress article; it may help whilst you’re waiting for a response.

BTW: I managed to edit the activation e-mail to include the username. But still no good solution.

I think Group-O-Matic could do this. You would need to setup some kind of pattern matching for the school names.

Using the plugin above, I added the ‘members’ and ‘groups’ pages to the BuddyPanel (Boss theme) and only display them to users that are logged in.

I want people who are logged in to have an easy way to find all available groups, as well as the members of the site.

I’m new to using BuddyPress. Thanks for your assistance! I’m think I’m set for now. 🙂

Using the plugin above, I added the ‘members’ and ‘groups’ pages to the BuddyPanel (Boss theme) and only display them to users that are logged in.

I want people who are logged in to have a easy way to find all available groups, as well as the members of the site.

I new to using BuddyPress. Thanks for the assistance. I’m think I’m set for now. 🙂

Well, it would be nice to do this without a plugin 🙂

However, this plugin seems to work fine
https://wordpress.org/plugins/menu-items-visibility-control/