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Hey
I cannot solve a problem even after full days of searching on the web : on my site, when I call one of the menu item from Buddypress (activity, groups, members, events), it is the user’s directory that show up. Same for activity, groups or events.
As I want my site to be a social web, members need to access the global directories, unless private or hidden items.probably the answer is very simple but I could not get any answer anywhere. Many others ran into that question.
Regards
J
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@joandaqui haha, this is not really an issue, just a simple WordPress sorting blip. Don’t look for the global links under BuddyPress. They are under the pages section, the the View All sub-tab. Hope this resolves your issue.
No; absolutely not. You did not reach the point : on the menu tab, indeed I can see a buddypress tab under the pages. That the links I use. But those items link by default to MY USER’s directories (activities, friends, groups, agenda) and not to the base directory as it is supposed to do.
You get it ?Same in buddypress page setting : all pages exist and are linked correctly.
So practically, Buddypress tabs link to htttp://DOMAIN.LTD/members/my-account/activity and cannot access to the base directory through the url http://DOMAIN.TLD/members/I got it : I’ve been tricked cause I set the menu with the buddypress items and not from the page menu. I guess that was what you were saying but maybe my poor english forbade me to understand.
As you say, a sorting blip. You learned to me those words. I will remember them : they cost me two full days of pain !Thanks anyhow !
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🙂 Glad you got it.
Regards
Varun Dubey
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