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Have you verified whether this is a problem with both digests and with immediate notifications?

@crashutah – That’s right. But chances are that most of your modifications will only take place in a handful of template files, so it’s still way better than having to migrate changes over to a wholesale copy of bp-default. To give you a frame of reference, even a fairly heavily themed version of BP 1.2.x like […]

When BuddyPress is updated, changes are often made to bp-default, either to fix bugs, make styling tweaks, or support new features. If you are not inheriting the version of bp-default that is bundled with BuddyPress (in other words, if you copy the entire theme into wp-content/themes and use that instead), then you either won’t get […]

That’s exactly what bp-moderation does.

Eric – You don’t have to, as long as you’ve got them in the correct user_id directory. BP doesn’t store avatar information in the database, it just looks for files in the appropriate directory.

One thing you might try is making sure that your modifications get applied later in the process. Change your add_action line to

add_action( ‘bp_init’, ‘erocks_change_bp_tag_position’, 999 );

It’s a long shot, but it might work.

How are you reordering bp_nav items to begin with? You might try putting the following code right after you call the global $bp:

echo '';
print_r($bp->bp_nav);
echo '';

That’ll show you all the items in bp_nav.

It looks to me like you were storing images in the buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default directory, which gets overwritten whenever you upgrade BuddyPress. It’s a good idea to create a child theme for bp-default and to make all of your edits there. I see you’re using one called BuddyPress Colours Aqua; you should store all footer images in […]

Check out messages_new_message() in buddypress/bp-messages.php.

If you have a relatively short list of specific URLs that you would like to run over SSL, you should be able to write redirect rules in your .htaccess file. I was going to give you a sample of how to do that but I realized that I generally suck at rewriterules. Maybe someone else […]

I’ve looked at the bp-dev autocomplete plugin before and I think that it wouldn’t take too much work to bring it up to date. Much of the buddypress functionality has changed since that plugin worked, but the javascript would for the most part be completely reusable.

I’m surprised to hear that the members are still able to log in, even if they don’t click on their activation link. That shouldn’t be the case. In any case, you might start your search for the activation key message in bp-core/bp-core-signup.php. The function bp_core_signup_user() creates the activation key and hands it off to…[Read more]

@nit3watch is right that Firebug is your friend 🙂 The reason why the admin bar doesn’t obey your content width is because it’s not technically in your content. If you view the source of your page, you’ll see that the markup for the admin bar is actually in your footer. Your best bet is to do […]

@alcina22 I went through this myself not too long ago (moving from a bp-sn-default based theme to BP 1.2) and I ended up rebuilding the child theme to be dependent on bp-default. It was an annoying and somewhat difficult process, but in the end I think it’s better to be dependent on bp-default (which is guaranteed […]

Ha, there must be untranslated strings. I’l fix it one of these days.

As for the accents – I’m not sure. I’ll have to do some testing. Can you send me your .po and .mo? I think you have my email address.

Cool, I’m glad to be wrong about this one!