There’s a different posts and comments table per site, so not really. That said, you can and should keep track of blog ids they’ve commented on in a user meta to speed things up in the first round, and cache the formatted result in a separate usermeta to speed things up in subsequent rounds. These … Read more
I ended up writing a bunch of MySQL statements. My process went: Add users into wp_users. Add first name into wp_usermeta. Add last name into wp_usermeta. Add nickname into wp_usermeta. Add last activity into wp_usermeta. (This is important for BuddyPress; otherwise, users won’t show up in the members-loop) Add name to BuddyPress. Add custom “phone” … Read more
Fake registerion to buddypress is a real pain in the !@$ (pardon my french). I’ve tried math question, captch, sabre and other plugins but none of them seem to work. So far, only WangGuard did the trick. It won’t give you full protection against those registrations but it’s the most efficient tool I’ve found against … Read more
What version of BP are you using? Changing your avatar should result in the uploaded file being deleted after the creation of the thumb and full versions. And those versions should over-write the old versions. Avatars don’t have a db entry, so what file names are you seeing in an avatar folder? You should only … Read more
See the codex: http://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/the-activity-stream-loop/ You probably want this: <?php if ( bp_has_activities( ‘max=4’) ) : ?>
You can add the username to the activation e-mail by adding this code either to the bp-custom.php or to the theme’s functions.php file add_filter(‘bp_core_signup_send_validation_email_message’, ‘add_username_to_activation_email’,10,3); function add_username_to_activation_email($msg, $u_id, $activation_url) { $username = $_POST[‘signup_username’]; $msg .= sprintf( __(“After successful activation, you can log in using your username (%1\$s) along with password you choose during registration process.”, … Read more
I think you just need to take the md5() out of this line: $result[‘user_name’] = md5($result[‘user_email’]); I’m not that familiar with buddy press but if empty($result[‘errors’]->errors[‘user_email’]) being true means a user was succesfully registered I’d use something like wp_update_user( array( ‘ID’ => $user_id, ‘name’ => $result[‘user_email’] ) );
Ok so I think I found a solution and wanted to post in case this is an issue for anyone else. I decided to forgo trying to create a custom default avatar through buddypress specifically, which means I’m no longer talking about using the bp-custom.php file. Instead I’ve opted to create a custom gravatar option … Read more
EDIT: I received a direct, easy answer from the folks over on the BuddyPress forums: There is a template tag called bp_current_component() that returns a boolean. So, in short, to tell if we’re currently in a BuddyPress-ized section of the site, we simply call: if( bp_current_component() ){ …or, if we want to detect when we’re … Read more
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