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@chaoti Oops, I take that back – I believe the setting is at Dashboard > BuddyPress > General Settings.

@chaoti The plugin was recently changed to allow group/site admins to change the Docs tab name through the interface. Go to group admin > Docs.

Also, is it happening on individual group pages, or only on the groups directory? When you view the source of the page, do you see the BPGES CSS file being loaded?

Do you have access to your error logs?

Thanks for the report. Is this true across all browsers?

BuddyPress Group Email Subscription 2.9 has just been tagged, and is fully compatible with BP 1.5.

I’ve just released 0.5 of BP Group Management, which is fully 1.5 compatible (it already was, btw, but I cleaned up some PHP warnings and other small issues 🙂 )

@foxly I can’t say “thanks” enough for the effort you guys are putting into 1.5 compatibility. This is a *huge* help to the community (and benefits […]

@foxly Thanks so much for the kind words! Means a lot coming from a seasoned dev like yourself. Looking forward to seeing you in the dev chat!

Go to Dashboard > BuddyPress > Components. Do you have the blogs component turned on? (And, just to double check, are you running Multisite?)

Hee hee. OK. I wish that I could guarantee that BP will work on even the wackiest setup, but the fact is that you may have so many rewrite rules, canonical URLs, and other gobbledygook in your installation, that it’ll just be […]

I’m going with ‘My install is bollixed’

Could well be, though it’d be helpful to know what bollixed it, as that might give us a sense as to whether BP could work around the bollixing.

Your ‘activity’ renaming […]

/activity and individual profiles redirect.

This sounds like a theme issue. Maybe you missed some theme files when you copied them over manually? Does switching back to bp-default solve it?

`Renamed the activity page from […]

Very, very strange. 644 is the standard. Never seen this. Let me know if you figure it out – I doubt it’s BP’s fault (we don’t do any chmodding!!) but nothing’s impossible.

(The more I think about it, the more I think that something funky must be happening with your server, especially if an installation that *was* working is now *not* working.)

This is a really peculiar error. I’ve never seen require() fail because of a permissions error before.

When you check the detailed directory listing for buddypress/bp-core, do you see anything unusual?
`cd wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core […]

@intermike Just overwrite the files in the plugins/buddypress folder with the new ones! Though it’s far easier if your dev environment is on an svn […]

Thanks so much for the kind words and for the feedback, Jay!

Invite Anyone 1.0.1 is confirmed working with BP 1.2.9 and BP 1.5
BuddyPress Docs works with BP 1.2.9 and BP 1.5