That is the correct approach. The problem was in the function mytab_screen() I wasn’t using ‘array’ for the 2nd parameter in the add_action for the template call. Nothing fancy, just sloppiness.
I wouldn’t advise you to use BuddyPress if you don’t have a specific use for any of the special features that are offered by BuddyPress. From what I’ve seen from the BuddyPress core is, that it doesn’t change any core existing WP functions. So I don’t believe that BuddyPress actually changes the handling of user_meta. … Read more
Think I have figured out how best to work this. For anyone that may need it sometime the code I used was: <?php if ( 1 == bp_get_the_profile_group_id()) : ?> <h4>About Me</h4> <?php endif; ?> With 1 == the profile tab where I need to add my custom HTML. If anyone has a better solution … Read more
The Plugin Adminimize did not work for me since I was using a multisite (MU) install. Instead I used the functions.php file of my theme to write custom code which accessed the remove node function in WordPress. Custom CSS finished the job.
You shouldn’t edit that file. You should over-ride it. Create a folder called ‘buddypress’ in the root of your theme folder. Place a copy of post-form.php in that folder – using the same dir structure as bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/ Then you can update buddypress without losing your changes.
I re-installed the wamp server with the latest one. This fixed the issue. Looks like this was the issue with Apache.
Interesting! Looking at the bp_group_has_members it allows to to pass only single group using the group_id parameter when my first thought was that it would be able to pass an array of groups. using your method you will need to run the loop multiple times in order to get the results you want. What i’d … Read more
Did you enable for debug in wp-config.php, you know, that is great for developing your theme define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);
I have created this function in bp-custom.php page. function filtering_activity_default( $query ) { if ( empty( $query ) && empty( $_POST ) ) { $query = ‘action=activity_update,joined_group’; } return $query; } add_filter( ‘bp_ajax_querystring’, ‘filtering_activity_default’, 999 ); This is working for me as expected.
Try pulling in the username directly from WordPress. I don’t think BP will do it for you by default. global $bp, $wp_admin_bar, $current_user; $bodytag = str_replace(“Admin”, “”, $current_user->user_login;);