Hi Max,

1. Sorry, It is not doable currently. The avatar upload is handled by BuddyPress and it removes the old avatar the moment a new avatar is uploaded. That’s why we are unable to show old avatar and use placeholder.

2. Seems like a bug. will push an update in next couple of hours.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Matt,

2. Yes, you can recreate and assign them to BuddyPress component by visiting Dashboard->BuddyPress->Settings->Page screen.

3. You can translate using the method 2 or 3 from this article (or from the page I linked earlier)
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-translate-a-wordpress-plugin-in-your-language/

For future proofing, you can keep the translated file in wp-content/languages/plugins directory.

4. I hope our customers to be reasonable and do consider the effort we put in supporting them. I knew you could demand anything but the hope was you would’t 🙂

For individual plugins we do not offer any discount. It is rare for us to do that as the plugins are already priced very economically considering the time we invest on support.
I can offer a maxium of 20% one time discount.

Thank you
Brajesh

Hi Matt,
Please link me to the page. The gallery should set the first image as the cover automatically.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Max,
I have looked into it a little more.

It seems to me you are copying the “Embed” code and pasting in the field. In that case, there is exact same markup as you have posted.

If I create a field “Streamable” and change the code from above to use oembed for Streamable too, It does not provide the Div.

The iframe still contains fixed width/height. We can remove that using regular expression.

Here is your code from first post modified.

function bp_enable_embed_in_profile( $val, $type, $key ) {

	$field      = new BP_XProfile_Field( $key );
	$field_name = $field->name;

	$provider = array( 'youtube', 'vimeo', 'instagram', 'bliptv', 'twitter', 'streamable' );

	if ( strtolower( $field_name ) == in_array( strtolower( $field_name ), $provider ) ) {
		$val     = strip_tags( $val );
		$content = wp_oembed_get( $val, array( 'width' => 400 ) );

		if ( $content && 'streamable' === strtolower( $field_name ) ) {
			$content = preg_replace(
				array( '/width="\d+"/i', '/height="\d+"/i' ),
				array( sprintf( 'width="%s"', '100%' ), sprintf( 'height="%s"', '100%' ) ),
				$content );
		}

		return $content;
	}

	return $val;
}

add_filter( 'bp_get_the_profile_field_value', 'bp_enable_embed_in_profile', 9, 3 );

If you create a field and Name it “Streamable” and then simply paste the video url into it. It will fetch the video.

You don’t need the embed code. The above code changes width=100%, height=100% but still the result does not seem too good.

let me know if that works for you.

Hi Carsten,

The plugin does not support icons. It is theme supported. If you are using a premium theme, most of them supports it. Please do check the feature list of the plugin. We have all supported features mentioned there.

You can add icon on your own, the plugin will not be able to do it. We have to separate between the functionality and the appearance and themes are most suitable for managing appearance.

As of navigation, It is again a theme issue and the plugin can not help you.

If you are looking for a free theme with pro features, in next 3 weeks, we are going to release a lite version of Community Builder 2.0 for free and you may want to give that a try. Please do note that the 2.0 is nothing like 1.x series.

Regards
Brajesh