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    Cordial on December 15, 2023 at 1:43 am #51136

    @Ravi, @Brajesh Singh

    You are both correct. It’s my Theme that added that functionality.

    I dropped this same question on the BuddyPress support Forum, and I was shocked 😱 to my bones that I got answer. I was shocked because that BuddyPress support Forum seemed the most useless in the world, unfortunately.

    Nonetheless, it was said to me that what I am experiencing is indeed not default BuddyPress behaviour, and that I should contact Theme Author.

    I did actually contact Theme Author, and it was solved.

    Regards.

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    Cordial on December 11, 2023 at 12:25 pm #51074

    Thanks.
    I guess you mean this plugin– https://buddydev.com/plugins/buddypress-member-types-pro/

    Regards.

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    Cordial on December 9, 2023 at 9:17 am #51057

    @Brajesh

    I believe what He is trying to say is that the default BuddyPress Sorting Order starts from “Last Active” — as you can see here—- https://prnt.sc/G5-mIwwvC8Us

    But he needs a way that the Order can be reversed to start from Alphabetical as his new default Order.

    Now, he is saying that your plugin doesn’t provide a Sorting Order in the Shortcode, where he can choose his custom Alphabetical Sorting Order!

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    Cordial on December 7, 2023 at 11:38 am #51021

    I see all your points, and I commend you for your giant strides.

    There’s this feature that I want to see in Community Themes– it is an Automated Birthday Greeting Feature.

    Now, People feel loved when we remember them on their Birthdays.

    In my Community, I want to have an Automated system that naturally sends an Email Greeting to the registered Emails of Members on the day of their Birthday.

    Can you Please ensure that you include this feature in your Community Builder Theme?

    Regards.

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    Cordial on December 5, 2023 at 8:47 am #50977
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    Cordial on December 4, 2023 at 9:51 am #50966

    What BuddyPress explained, is different from what I was trying to achieve.

    I applied the BuddyPress Code and I got the result, as seen here– https://prnt.sc/-S2Zmmw5JW55

    The fact that I applied the BuddyPress code and it worked as I’ve pointed out above, tempts me to argue that the ‘bp_directory_members_item’ hook — which you mentioned, may not be the issue.

    The issue is that, this code is for the Single User Page– while I was looking for something that adds these Extended Profile Fields information to the Members Directory cards, as achieved by Kleo Theme here– https://my.seventhqueen.com/docs/general/show-profile-fields-in-the-members-directory/

    See the Video– https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pY3aEV0YNwA

    Kleo Theme has shown that it is possible to achieve such thing in BuddyPress, and doesn’t require too much coding.

    Kleo has provided all the code. Could you indeed help me figure out why it is not working for me?

    Regards.

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    Cordial on December 4, 2023 at 1:52 am #50962

    Hello Sir,

    I’ve been researching deeply, and it has not been easy.

    Here’s what I’m looking to do— https://my.seventhqueen.com/docs/general/show-profile-fields-in-the-members-directory/

    Unfortunately, the code works for Kleo Theme.

    I see that BuddyPress has tried to explain it here– https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/guides/displaying-extended-profile-fields-on-member-profiles/

    Can you Please help me figure out How Kleo Theme and BuddyPress did it?

    Regards.

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    Cordial on November 27, 2023 at 3:52 am #50930

    Thanks for your reply Sir.
    Seeing that such feature doesn’t exist in WordPress/ BuddyPress, it means that there’s an opportunity to create and bring to life, a non-existent feature in WordPress/ BuddyPress.

    Can you consider building such a Feature?

    2.) There’s BuddyPress Extended User Profile, which allows us to add extra fields to BuddyPress.

    See it here– https://codex.buddypress.org/administrator-guide/extended-profiles/

    We can use the Date field and call it’s Title “Birthday”.

    Tracking this Date, and sending an Email to the User on this Date is now the issue.

    If you have this code by Ultimate Member — https://docs.ultimatemember.com/article/1765-send-birthday-greetings-to-accounts-with-today-s-birthdays

    Can you modify it for BuddyPress?

    Regards.

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    Cordial on August 31, 2023 at 9:53 am #50382

    Thanks for your reply.

    1.) The Template changes or Template override that you are speaking about, is a long journey.

    I will need to be very extremely good in PHP to be able to do that.

    Unfortunately, I can’t code PHP– thus I’m stranded, and this is not a viable option for me.

    But if you can send me the PHP Code Snippets that can be used to achieve it, I will gladly and most happily receive it.

    2.) Now, I continued searching, and came across this plugin— https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-pinned-feed-notices/

    The plugin is exactly what I want. Just that it doesn’t look beautiful as the sample I showed here– https://prnt.sc/Jy2eUiK9kaAH

    The sample I showed allowed us to add HTML Elements like Button, Image and Text to create the notice.

    But the plugin here( https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-pinned-feed-notices/ ) — seems to be All Text.

    Would you be able to fork the plugin, and create a more advanced version of it– that would make it possible for us to create our Notices with HTML elements like Button, Image, and Text, then be able to style them with CSS?

    Would you be able to fork the plugin and give it more superpowers?

    Regards.

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    Cordial on August 28, 2021 at 4:43 am #40275

    I thought to activate this conversation related to the BuddyPress follow plugin.

    It seems a useful plugin, and I will like to know How far is the status of this plugin?

    The Author(s) have said that they will not be updating the plugin anymore.

    Can you pick up the code and start working on it?

    Regards