To preserve pagination, try: <?php $authors = get_users( array( ‘fields’ => ‘ID’, ‘role’ => ‘author’ ) ); $authors = implode(‘,’, $authors); ?> <?php if ( bp_has_members( bp_ajax_querystring( ‘members’ ). ‘&per_page=25&include=” . $authors) ) : ?> //etc
You can pass as the callback argument anything which is callable by PHP definition, something that might actually change between PHP versions. In this specific case the array($o,$m) type of notation indicates that the filter will call $o->$m
According to your functions, if you want to redirect users when they are visiting the website’s homepage. You could implement the is_front_page() function to detect and only redirects if they are on the frontpage. function user_homepage() { if ( is_user_logged_in() ) { $args = array( ‘field’ => 25, ); $user_homepage = bp_profile_field_data( $args ); if … Read more
BuddyPress is compatible with a WordPress Multisite setup. There are several different ways to set it up. By default, BuddyPress data is stored in a networkwide way. Generally, that means that, within the network of sites, only one site is dedicated to BuddyPress features/content – you might think of this as the “community” site within … Read more
Maybe you need this: bp_displayed_user_id(). Also see playing with the user’s ID in different contexts in BuddyPress documentation.
get_current_user_id() effectively does what @Giri had described in the first snippet. The internal WordPress function-call chain eventually calls get_currentuserinfo() which already checks if there is a WP_User object, meaning a user is logged in. Thus, from what I can see in the linked code, get_current_user_id() always returns the ID of the user that is logged … Read more
The forum id for a group is stored in the {yourprefix}_bp_groups_groupsmeta table where group_id is the group id and the key is forum_id and the value is a serialized array. Instead of a shortcode, it may be easier to add a function call in a bp groups template. Something like: echo gauray_recent_replies( bp_get_group_id() ); function … Read more
After trudging through the BP source code today, I believe that I have finally figured this out. The hook used to update Profile Fields in BuddyPress is “xprofile_data_before_save”. If anyone know of something better, please let me know!
You can accomplish that with: a regular instal of WordPress but with a lot of work and hacking around to get it where you want. a multisite install of WordPress that would make it a bit easier but still a lot of work and customization. a fairly easy case with BuddyPress. Basically it just installing … Read more
This is one of the things you won’t find in the docs, but only in the source. The source code contains only one usage of this variable. This is in bp-xprofile-template.php line 493. // First, check to see whether the user-entered value matches if ( in_array( $allowed_options, (array) $option_values ) ) { $selected = ‘ … Read more