Displaying directories

[Joan]

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

[Alyssa]

@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.

[Joan]

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 ?

[Joan]

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/

[Joan]

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 !

[Varun Dubey]

🙂 Glad you got it.
Regards
Varun Dubey