Buddypress register page

I did not test but this may work

add_filter( 'bp_core_get_directory_page_ids', 'pll_bp_core_get_directory_page_ids' );
function pll_bp_core_get_directory_page_ids( $page_ids ) {
foreach ($page_ids as $key => $id)
  $page_ids[$key] = pll_get_post($id);
return $page_ids;
}

The expected result is that buddypress works with the page in current language provided that there is a translation for each page

And it does exactly what you expected it would, but there’s a little bit more.

All assigned Buddypress pages get unset, I’ve been looking into the code, BP tests what pages are in the pages array and remove everything that doesn’t match the expected URIs.

I’ve been also checking BuddyPress Multilingual plugin to make WPML compatible with BP and found this:

add_filter('bp_uri', 'bpml_bp_uri_filter', 0);

/**
 * Filters bp_uri.
 *
 * This URI is important for BuddyPress.
 * By that it determines some components and actions.
 * We remove language component so BP can determine things right.
 *
 * @param <type> $url
 * @return <type>
 */
function bpml_bp_uri_filter($url) {
    global $sitepress;
    $default_language = $sitepress->get_default_language();
    if ($default_language == ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE) {
        return $url;
    }
    return preg_replace('/\/' . ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE . '\//', '/', $url, 1);

    echo $default_language;

}

Not sure if I’m right about the URI thing be the cause of the pages get removed, but this is contemplated on the compatibility plugin.

May this function get adapted to Polylang ?

Yes for sure. Just replace:

global $sitepress;
$default_language = $sitepress->get_default_language();

by

$default_language = pll_default_language();

But note that it works only when you add the language code to all urls.

It would be even easier with Polylang 1.2 as the whole code should be:

global $polylang;
add_filter('bp_uri', array(&$polylang->links_model, 'remove_language_from_link'), 0);

and should work whatever the option chosen for the language code.

Thanks a lot,

I’ll download Polylang 1.2, try the second option and also test the newer version since I have my site under construction.

Hello,
where I mus paste this code? In function.php?

/**
	 * Returns the URL to the signup page
	 *
	 * @return string
	 */
	function bp_get_signup_page() {
		if ( bp_has_custom_signup_page() ) {
			$page = trailingslashit( bp_get_root_domain() . '/' . bp_get_signup_slug() );
		} else {
			$page = bp_get_root_domain() . '/wp-signup.php';
		}

		return apply_filters( 'bp_get_signup_page', $page );
	}

Thank you

You don’t want to paste that code anywhere. It belongs to Buddypress Plugin.

I followed the solution in the thread you mentioned .. but it seems that the code in step 2 where we are supposed to create theme templete buddymulti.php is not complete?

Dear @miguelcortereal can you tell me how you managed to get the labels translated ?

I only got some labels translated , but still some fields are not translated though the translaton is available in the po mo files.
check this image please

The translation is only fully available when I set the language in the wp-config file, but then the Arabic text appears in the english pages as well .. =\

@orionghf, Polylang doesn’t support Buddypress.

The only solution I know to have Buddypress multilanguage is by purchasing WPML plugin and add also BuddyPress Multilingual plugin.

The solution pointed in this thread and the other thread mentioned above doesn’t get Buddypress fully multilingual, only parts.

In my case, my option was to intentionaly keep Buddypress only in English, I want my members from different languages interacting with each other.