Your problem may be the choice of bp_is_user_profile(). This only returns true when you are literally looking at the xprofile component – the ‘Profile’ tab of a user’s page. bp_is_user() is more general, returning true whenever you’re viewing a user page (even if it’s user activity, user groups, etc). [EDIT] After further discussion with the … Read more
You can filter ‘bp_get_activity_latest_update_excerpt’. Sample code, not tested, you will need my function utf8_truncate(): add_filter( ‘bp_get_activity_latest_update_excerpt’, ‘wpse_56860_trim_buddypress_excerpt’ ); function wpse_56860_trim_buddypress_excerpt( $excerpt ) { // Number of characters to show. Adjust this to your needs. $length = 80; // Fix BuddyPress’ wrong quotes. return _x( ‘“’, ‘opening curly double quote’ ) . utf8_truncate( $excerpt, $length ) … Read more
$group_id is the first argument passed to groups_join_group action hook function, the second argument is $user_id. You can use these data to obtain group creator_id like: add_action(‘groups_join_group’, ‘my_groups_join_group_action’, 10, 2); function my_groups_join_group_action($group_id, $user_id) { // use $group_id and $user_id here: $group = groups_get_group( array( ‘group_id’ => $group_id ) ); $creator_id = $group->creator_id; }
You can force all visitors to log in before they are allowed to see the pages. This will not work for attachments. But … if that already is a problem for your site – why did you install WordPress in a publicly accessible directory? You should plan visibility first, then run the installation. Consider HTTP … Read more
This is possible using the filter wpseo_breadcrumb_links. In this example, I’m using the functions bp_get_user_meta and bp_loggedin_user_id, adjust as needed. To check if the page is child of the Members page (in this example, ID == 2), I’m using the function has_parent grabbed from here. add_filter( ‘wpseo_breadcrumb_links’, ‘buddy_crumbs_wpse_88889’ ); function buddy_crumbs_wpse_88889( $links ) { // … Read more
I have no idea if BuddyPress has built in date functions but WordPress does and PHP does. This should do it: $bpress_date = bp_profile_field_data( array(‘user_id’=>get_the_author_meta( ‘ID’ ),’field’=>’birthday’)); // $bpress_date = “1985-10-30 00:00:00”; // test echo date(‘F, j, Y’,strtotime($bpress_date)); PHP’s date expects UNIXTIME. That is why the date string is passed through strtotime. It does not … Read more
Why don’t you use xprofile_get_field($field_id) or xprofile_get_field_data($field, $user_id)? They are there in the BuddyPress code to give you fields data.
function bp_registrations_today($activated = false) { global $wpdb; $query = “SELECT COUNT(ID) FROM {$wpdb->prefix}users WHERE DATE(user_registered) = CURDATE()”; if ( $activated ) { $query .= ” AND user_status = 0″; } return $wpdb->get_var($query); } To get the number of users registered today, call the function as echo bp_registrations_today(); To get the number of users registered today … Read more
Buddypress’ bp_has_members() function accepts several parameters to alter the output. Take a look at the Accepted Parameters section on the codex page regarding the members loop. The two parameter meta_key and meta_value might just be what you’re looking for. The Code Examples section should give you an additional insight in how to do it – … Read more
This $bp->loggedin_user->id will only give you a single id, of the current logged in user. btw – it also requires use of the $bp global. You don’t need to use that global. Use bp_loggedin_user_id() instead. BuddyPress does not track logged in users. It does not use sessions. It does use timestamps in the database to … Read more