..Right. It appears to be lazy programming to me. Instead of having Buddypress actually integrate with the website for the real page address, it creates its own links which is misleading. If Buddypress is just going to create its own pages, then why should I manually create pages that will not be used and offer no real utility?
I assume you meant to say this is a problem with Permalinks and not with ProfilePress, which is the link you sent me for support. Thank you for that piece of misinformation. I also presume that you are aware that Buddypress is creating its own links and this is why you presented those links to me as if resetting all my plugins actually achieved something…which it didn’t.
Well, this has been lovely. A person can learn to do anything courtesy of google and youtube. However, the ability to be respectful and considerate of other individuals doesn’t come as easily. You work for a support forum, honey. Be supportive.
yes, I did that first. i had this problem the first time I tried buddypress…there has got to be a workaround. I am on a new server and its still not cooperating. The profile page works as does the page to setup groups so I imagine some of the plugin functionality is intact…just this part….
I returned to 2016, deactivated all my extra buddypress plugins and left just the main one and still no pages. Now in Ultimate Member, there are shortcodes inserted on that pages…is that what I needed to do here? Where do I get those shortcodes from or is it supposed to be an automatic thing…
