Good day sir, I just want to remind you about this request

Thank you

Thank you brajesh the code below worked

 // disable 4 letter limit in BuddyPress Username, set at atleast 2.
add_filter( 'bp_core_validate_user_signup', function ( $result ) {
 
    // let us not worry if there are no errors or user name length is not the root cause.
    if ( ! isset( $result['errors'] ) || ! is_wp_error( $result['errors'] ) || empty( $result['user_name'] ) || is_numeric( $result['user_name'] ) ) {
        return $result;
    }
 
    // make sure it is our 4 letter issue.
    if ( ! empty( $result['user_name'] ) && strlen( $result['user_name'] ) < 4 ) {
        $result['errors']->remove( 'user_name' );
        // let us allow 2 letter or above.
        $allowed_length = 2; // change it to impose your own limit.
        if ( strlen( $result['user_name'] ) < $allowed_length ) {
            $result['errors']->add( 'user_name', __( 'Username must be at least 2 characters' ) );
        }
    }
 
    return $result;
 
} ); 

But I think there is a conflict with the WordPress Username Availability Checker plugin while this plugin is activated the old error message ( ‘Username must be at least 4 characters’ ) is still showing instead of the new error message ( ‘Username must be at least 2 characters’ )

Thanks

Hello,

I thought I might add more suggestions like:

Restrict access by member type for

1. Post
2. Pages
3. Categories
4. Custom post types

For more ideas check out this plugin https://codecanyon.net/item/pages-by-user-role-for-wordpress/136020

If a user who does not have member type access should try to access a member type restricted page, that user should either be shown a custom error message or be redirected to another page added in the member type setting.

I think the redirection approach would be better.

What are your thoughts

thanks

Yes testing for letter avatar would be much appreciated