Hi Falona,
First of all Welcome to Buddydev and my apologies for the delayed reply. I wanted to take this topic on the weekend as I will have more time to help you.

For your particular use case, You need two type of members

BuddyPress Member type feature suits pretty well here. You can have the two type of directories using member type.

Please give a try to the following combination of plugins and see if you can get it going or not?

1. BuddyPress Member type Generator:- To create member types for investors/enterprenuers
2. BuxxyPress Xprofile member Type Field to allow user selecting the member type at registration
3. Conditional Profile Fields for BuddyPress- If you want to allow different set of fields to different users
Those are basic. The one most important thing is business. How do you plan to list the business and what features it should have ? Is it similar to Facebook page? This Business May need custom implementation.

Hope that helps.

Hi M,
My apologies for the inconvenience. Have you updated the Admin settings for this plugin and selected categories as the taxonomy? Also, which version of WordPress/BuddyPress are you using?

Hi Christian,
our hands are full at the moment. I will ask Ravi to look into this.

Btw, it seems you have enabled playlist view for videos. try enabling Grid view and pagination will appear.
At the moment, a use can upload an image but in future FFMPEG support is coming.

Hi,
Here are the methods:-

1. Without considering privacy mpp_gallery_get_media_count( $gallery_id ) will give the count of all media inside the gallery

2. There is no builtin API for the count with privacy, so we will write a new function like this

function mpp_custom_get_media_count( $gallery_id  ) {

	$gallery = mpp_get_gallery( $gallery_id );

	$args = array(
		'gallery_id'    => $gallery->id,
		'status'    => mpp_get_accessible_statuses( $gallery->component, $gallery->component_id ),
		'fields'=> 'ID',
		'per_page'  => -1,
		'nopaging'=> true,
	);

	$gq = new MPP_Media_Query( $args );

	$count = $gq->post_count;

	 return $count;
}

and we can use it as we wish. Please do not overuse it, it is database intensive operation.
Hope it helps.

Hi Javier,
Thank you for posting. Give the user editor role and a custom capability ‘bp_moderate’ and he should be able to moderate almost all things BuddyPress.

Hope that helps.
regards
Brajesh