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I’m guessing you’re using WP single/standard, and not WPMU/WP Multisite. The BuddyPress Groupblog plugin was written for WPMU/WP Multisite. The function, wpmu_validate_blog_signup(), is a WPMU/WP Multisite only function, which is why you get the Fatal Error. Because of the nature of standard WP versus WPMU/WP Multisite, I don’t expect you’ll get…[Read more]

What are you using to create your custom translation file? The .mo file should contain something.

This has been reported (https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/2411) and fixed (https://trac.buddypress.org/changeset/3044). However, the fix won’t be available until 1.2.5 is released, unless you are comfortable editing code. Hope this helps.

Avatars are being displayed, just not member uploaded avatars. This could be a number of things, and since you’re using a custom theme, this adds to the difficulty of helping you with such little information. Please give us more information like WP/BP versions, plugins, etc. You might also want to search the support forums…[Read more]

Yes. You will need to edit your theme (https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/building-a-buddypress-child-theme/), and delete the instances where the “All Members” activity links are added. In the default theme, you’ll find them in activity/index.php and members/index.php.

No worries. Glad you got it fixed.

Do you still get the error if you deactivate all the plugins except BP while using the BP default theme?

I just tested this, and the code works. You may need to make sure apostrophes around each array item (width,height,item_id) are in fact standard apostrophes not single quotation marks, or single curly quotes as some call them. BP seems to transform apostrophes to single curly quates which would cause the code to fail.

If you are running the latest version of BP, then you can run WP/WPMU as long as they are 2.9.2+. What are the problems you are having?

The user_id argument doesn’t exist because there is no user_id argument. The argument that accepts a user id is the item_id argument as I stated above. Try this: echo bp_core_fetch_avatar( array( ‘width’ => 30, ‘height’ => 30, ‘item_id’ => 1 ) ); If all you need is the thumbnail, then you don’t need the ‘type’ […]

What version of PHP are you running? BuddyPress Links requires PHP 5.2. I haven’t looked at the code other than what you’ve posted, but not running PHP 5.2 is the likely cause. If you’re running PHP 5.2+, then the parse error is likely occuring before line 601.

Have a look at bp_core_fetch_avatar(). It accepts a number of arguments you’ll want to explore for your use case. The most important being $item_id, which in your case would be your user id number and that user id of your teacher.

@parkstreet In case you want to give it a try later, the reason the filter didn’t work is because of the fourth parameter in add_filter(‘bp_blog_description’, ‘get_users_blog_description’,10,2). The fourth parameter is for the number of accepted arguments. The number of accepted arguments is determined by the number of arguments passed by the cor…[Read more]

Most likely related https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/activity-stream-as-front-page-in-bp-1-2-4-wp-3-0-b2/

Just to clear up what @mercime and @hnla said, BP 1.2.4 was, in fact, released to not only fix outstanding issues in the 1.2.x branch, but to also improve support for WP 3.0: This highly anticipated version provides fixes to 74 reported tickets and adds improved support for WordPress 3.0 to help ensure a safe and worry […]