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Does the URL version of the group name match any other folders or URLs within your site?

It could be possible, but with the current activity stream structure, it would require some decent code work.

It’s most likely not because you’ve called a file more than once, but more likely because you’re using a custom theme of some sort. Friend buttons are now added through a do_action/add_action combo, which is why a lot of people with custom theme files ended up with duplicate buttons.

This code doesn’t exist by default. You could easily write is using the bb_*_topicmeta() functions.

There aren’t any avatar js files. The avatar code is output in the section of the html. The bp-core/bp-core-avatars.php file handles the actual cropping and saving of avatar files.

You’ll also have to go into your site’s .htaccess and remove the wp-super-cache rules. I can’t remeber if there is a setting for WP Super Cache to do this on it’s own.

I would start by turning off WP Super Cache, and see if that changes things. It looks like all the pages are 404-ing.

The avatar code is in bp-core/bp-core-avatars.php.

I’m guessing it’s one of your plugins, but who knows which one. Your best bet is deactivate all your plugins except BP. If the white screen still happens, then there’s an issue with your BP installation. If the white screen doesn’t happen, then reactivate your plugins one at a time. Test for the white screen […]

I think that was a javascript issue. It thought it was still a normal reply. Give the code below a shot.
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This, more than likely, isn’t a BP issue, and BP just piggybacks on WP’s settings. More than likely this is an issue where WP Multisite hasn’t been set up properly, of possibly an issue with your PHP install.

@janismo Yep. I see the problem. Sorry about that. It’s a lot harder to catch your mistakes when you’re not using a dedicated code editor 😉 Try this instead. ` <a href="” class=”acomment-reply” id=”acomment-comment- “> <a href="” class=”acomment-reply” id=”acomment-comment- “> ( ) […]

Nope. They have a history of going to spam boxes, so you might check there.

The links are nonced, so I can’t recreate the link for you. It looks like http://example.com/members/username/admin/delete-user/?_wpnonce={random string} or http://example.com/members/username/admin/mark-spammer/?_wpnonce={random string}. You could create widget that shows up when an admin visits a user page.

When a user registers, an email is sent out with an activation link. The user must visit this link to activate their account before they can log in. I’m in a hurry, so I can’t do it right now, but there are a few plugins, and even some code snippets on this forum that will […]

Try changing bp_format_time( $last_edited_date ) to bp_format_time( strtotime( $last_edited_date ) )

Yes there is. As long as you are a super admin, just visit the spam user’s profile page, and you’ll see “Admin Options” show up in the buddybar (the toolbar at the top of the page). In the drop-down you’ll see the options to delete/spam.

Well that could be the reason. Do you have do_action( 'bp_group_forum_post_meta' ); anywhere in your template in the meta section? My guess is no, which is why nothing is displaying. You can try adding my_display_forum_post_last_edited() where you’d like the “Last edited…” text to appear.

Theoretically it should show up at the top of the post that was edited, right beside the #. Are you using the bp-default theme?

You can’t do that. You can use one of WP’s constants to change the wp-content folder name (https://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Moving_wp-content), but those folders will still show in source code. That’s just the nature of the internet.