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Hi there,

A little help here. Can you tell where to find the ‘bp_member_header_actions’. I’ve looked and searched every where. Still, I know its there somewhere.

Thanks

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HI there,

I removed it, but the formatting still looks bad. Also, the fields I put in the new Advanced Search, which I named Profile Search, is not displaying the fields I put in to test with. There is no custom CSS in the ‘Additional CSS’ other than what I copied from here. Sorry to be a pain.

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Update: I made the Plugin as instructed and the “Member Since” is displaying on the Member Profile now; but a little munged. Please see attached Image so you can see where I want to move it. I’d like to move it under the Username/Alias or under the Member Profile. Is this possible?

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Update: Now its missing. I’m guessing because it was code was added in the Child Theme. Now that its disabled, the Join Date is missing.

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Thanks. Looking forward to it.

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The code I proved fixed the Join date issue. I want share in the event someone else needs it.

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The CSS changes I made were recommended within your Knowledge Base Blogs. So its nothing I did custom.

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It doesnt show the ages here in the Members Directory. This is also an issue.

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I wasn’t sure by the instructions if the Members-loop was a mistake, or should I put the shortcode in the members page itself? I put it in the members page, as well as the provided CSS in the Custom CSS within the dashboard, but it still looks awful. Can you please take a look and see if its correct. If not, please let me know how to fix it quickly.

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I was able to find the following code via another newer source and it works! Put it in the functions.php in your child theme. Or you can create a plugin and put it in the mu-plugins. Here is exactly how it looks. Please share with others on this site as a quick fix.

Now, the next step would be to move this to the Member Profile to the right so its not munged. Any idea how to do that?

I put the following exact code in the functions.php

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function bp_register_date() {
global $bp;
$currentuser = get_userdata( $bp->displayed_user->id );
$joined= date(‘F jS, Y’, strtotime($currentuser ->user_registered));
echo ‘Member since: ‘ . $joined . ”;
}
add_action(‘bp_member_header_actions’, ‘bp_register_date’);

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I was able to create the Advanced Search, but where do I add the Shortcode in members-loop? I lose it after this instruction.

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If I do this, then the age doesn’t display correctly for multiple birthdays. I’m using BuddyPress Xprofile Custom Field Types as I mentioned before. Enabling Age in Buddypress doesn’t format the age correctly, but displays the actual birthdate instead.

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I was able to find the following coa via another newer source and it works! Put it in the functions.php in your child theme. Or you can create a plugin and put it in the mu-plugins. Here is exactly how it looks. Please share with others on this site as a quick fix.

Now, the next step would be to move this to the Member Profile to the right so its not munged. Any idea how to do that?

I put the following exact code in the functions.php

function bp_register_date() {
global $bp;
$currentuser = get_userdata( $bp->displayed_user->id );
$joined= date(‘F jS, Y’, strtotime($currentuser ->user_registered));
echo ‘Member since: ‘ . $joined . ”;
}
add_action(‘bp_member_header_actions’, ‘bp_register_date’);

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Thank you so much!

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