Though I don’t have specific code to suggest, it seems like it would be possible to create something along the lines you mentioned by using a custom Nav Walker and generating buddypress-specific links with the $bp global (which you can learn more about here → http://codex.buddypress.org/developer/the-bp-global/). You could alter $output in the custom Nav Walker … Read more
Paste this code in your bp-custom.php file or, if you prefer, your active theme’s functions.php file: add_action( ‘bp_core_activated_user’, ‘wpse_70289_activated_user_redirect’ ); function wpse_70289_activated_user_redirect( $user_id ) { $registered_from = get_user_meta( $user_id, ‘registered_from’, true ); wp_redirect( $registered_from ); } I haven’t tested this code myself yet, but it should work just fine. References: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_user_meta http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_redirect
One thing you can do is to filter $email_to and return empty string if the recipient is logged in. This way wp_mail() will fail to send the message and return false. Add the following to theme functions.php or to bp-custom.php file: add_filter(‘messages_notification_new_message_to’, ‘disable_loggedin_email_notification’); function disable_loggedin_email_notification($email_to) { $user = get_user_by(’email’,$email_to); if (bp_has_members(“type=online&include=$user->ID”)) { $email_to = ”; … Read more
The wp_bp_xprofile_data table holds all of the custom fields used on the front-end by BuddyPress. It is independent of the WordPress user meta. All of the functions that interact with this table can be found in bp-xprofile/bp-xprofile-functions.php.
As far as display goes, the admin code does this in several ways. Via the ‘message’ class for stuff that shows once at the top of the content area. On the left nav menu, either on the Plugins tab or up where it says Dashboard. And in the list of themes (or plugins). Items 2 … Read more
The filters you cite are only for the default/fallback avatars. If you want to replace BP avatars altogether, the key filters are bp_core_fetch_avatar and bp_core_fetch_avatar_url. The latter filters the entire HTML avatar element, while the latter does just the URL. How you do the filtering depends on how fancy you want to get. The bp_core_fetch_avatar … Read more
function is_user_a_member_of_this_group($user_id, $group_id) //return: bool return groups_is_user_member( $user_id, $group_id ); }
Here’s some code which pulls all subscriber IDs, then pulls all attachments from those subscribers and attempts to delete them. If it can’t delete them it’ll write to the error log letting you know. $subscribers = get_users( array( ‘role’ => ‘subscriber’, ‘fields’=> ‘ID’, ) ); if( ! empty( $subscribers ) ) { $files = new … Read more
[Edit – My original answer will only work in the upcoming BP 1.6] Versions of BuddyPress from 1.6 onwards function bbg_change_group_default_extension( $default ) { return ‘forum’; } add_filter( ‘bp_groups_default_extension’, ‘bbg_change_group_default_extension’ ); Versions of BuddyPress prior to 1.6 For the moment, you’ll have to use something like the following, which is a modified version of bp_core_new_nav_default() … Read more
You can use the very same get_userdata function of WordPress to code a specific function. Stick this in your functions.php: function get_display_name($user_id) { if (!$user = get_userdata($user_id)) return false; return $user->data->display_name; } So you can do something like: $display_name = get_display_name($some_user_id); echo $display_name;