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Hi, it sounds like you are clicking on the navigation item to get you to the edit screen. Below the form, look for a button labeled “Save Changes”.

Thanks @windhillruss for your feedback. I’m not able to test the Beehive theme (because it is a paid theme). It sounds like the theme has its own version of register.php which will need to be updated. Can you have a look and let me know if the theme does contain a register.php file?

We’ve introduced a new helper function, bp_allow_access_to_regist…[Read more]

Thanks everyone for your feedback.

@gregthebuzz Are you running the MyCred plugin also?

@firefliespilots @vivekmathur1969 Thanks very much for identifying the issue with MyCred. It appears that MyCred is running some actions at a very early action (init 5) that happen before the BP Members Component is initialized. The invitations table name…[Read more]

I think this Codex page will answer your questions:

Emails

If you want to change the template used, check out “customize email template.”

You can add a custom translation using something like Loco Translate. It sounds like the issue is in the translation string.

There is no easy way to do this, but it’s something we’d like to make possible in some future version of BP.

You can hide it using CSS, like:

.buddypress-wrap .subnav-filters .feed {
margin-right: 0;
display: none;
}

BuddyPress uses the WP “forgot password” system, so I’d start by looking to see if MemberPress attempts to handle that function.

To start with, try flushing your permalinks. To do so, visit the permalinks settings screen and hit “save.”

It does sound like a complicated setup, frankly. Could you get the result you need by just using MP and bbPress?

Hi, You can skip the email activation step by adding the following filter to one of your php files:

add_filter( 'bp_registration_needs_activation', '__return_false' );

There are lots of things that could cause that, but I’ve experienced that when part of the site was using http:// and part was using SSL (https). The cookies that WP uses to log you in are protocol specific, so make sure your whole site is one or the other.

It sounds like WordPress doesn’t think he’s logged in anymore. I’d start by ensuring that he is logged in.

Hi @spacerust–

CSS is cumulative, so you can add styles to any CSS file that is loaded and they’ll be respected if they win in the specificity race. https://css-tricks.com/specifics-on-css-specificity/

Hello, it looks like you’re using another plugin to manage logins that might have something like “uwp” as its name. Try disabling that plugin and seeing if the site works as expected.

Thanks for your report! I’ve created a ticket with a patch that corrects the behavior here: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/8167