Why a set of 14 mails and not of 15 or 20 ? What is this setting ? Do you use a plugin ? Can also be an old setting from an old and uninstalled plugin. See in wp_option table…
1 & 2) xprofile component let you add all fields you need – styling is theme related and on your side css work.
3) buddydrive
4) field values are clickable, this let the user find similar values on others profile.
5) buddypress default data
The username as subdomain ?
If you’re on a multisite install, you can probably do that by allowing each user a blog.
But are you sure you want to do this ?
The problem is with the hiding of activity comments
How did you hide activities comment ?
Default wp/bp install let you add 5 (nested) comments only. And all comments are shown on SWA. If you have 100 you have to scroll them, yes.
I’m unable to reproduce your issue.
Try this bp settings:
check profile syncing
check activity stream commenting for blog and forum
check automatically check for new items
If you created additionnally first and last name fields, it’s useless somehow, but i don’t think that it is related to your issue. Or only if you create those fields with an extra function related to the user table.
You have nothing to loose to remove them and give a try to your profile by using only the default name fields.
Username | Password | Email| ( wp part)
NAME (bp part)
The important thing to know is that the values of this 4 fields are stored in wp_users table.
Any other profile field values are stored in _bp_xprofile_data table even if you create 20 first name or last name fields on the default showing BASE group.
What you can do is to give some guidance in the NAME field description, such as: enter here your first name and last name. Alas without any waranty that the user will follow your advice.
It’s exactly the same problem for the original wordpress “username” field. Some enter Bobby as username and John Doe into the name field (wow! correct !). Others do the opposite and others enter StupidCow in both fields. 😉
You’re using hueman theme and you have to modify page-title.php to alter the template.
Make a child theme and do your changes in a copy of that file.
For example: <h2><?php echo alx_page_title(); do_action('what_ever'); echo ' my_text_as_example'; ?></h2>
Sending a mail may be a good idea but you’ll have no waranty that the new user will receive it, or read it…
Leading to a tutorial after their first login is also not the best. How do you know it is the first login attempt, if a user modify his session, erase cookies ? Not all surfers keep browser history… or disabled JS ?
IMHO the most simple thing to do, is to add a link to the tutorial on the register page with some description. And to add a tutorial item to one of your site menu.
verify that you have pretty permalinks enabled and activate/deactivate/re activate (and save)
Allow registered members to delete their own accounts in BP settings
