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It looks like your buddypress/members/register.php file is based on an old version of the template (that had the field description hardcoded in the template). You’ll need to remove this line:
<p class="description"><?php bp_the_profile_field_description(); ?></p>

in that file.

There is an issue with hotmail/outlook rejecting activation emails (See the fix here: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/11862).

Otherwise, the best way to customize your emails is explained here: https://codex.buddypress.org/emails/

There’s a known issue with hotmail/outlook addresses that will be addressed in the next minor update. You can see the fix here:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/11862

That may be your issue. If not, please provide more information.

Try wrapping the bp_get_profile_field_data() call in bp_unserialize_profile_field(), like this:
bp_unserialize_profile_field( bp_get_profile_field_data( ‘field=School Subjects’))

I’m not sure what shortcodes are doing in there, but bp_unserialize_profile_field() will convert an array into a comma-separated list.

Hi @mironegrini–

This isn’t possible, and will likely be even less possible in the future (as GDPR becomes a reality). BuddyPress does a bunch of cleanup when a user is deleted. You can search the code base for the actions: 'wpmu_delete_user' and 'delete_user' to see all the hooked cleanup functions. You could unhook those actions, but then you’d…[Read more]

You might try the bbPress support forum for more specific help. https://bbpress.org/forums/

Hi @danperis–

This is something that the devs are actively working on with that plugin and it’s a known issue. You can watch their progress here: https://github.com/boonebgorges/buddypress-group-email-subscription/tree/digest-queue

and maybe here: https://github.com/boonebgorges/buddypress-group-email-subscription/pull/100

Hi HDcms-

Venutius has the right idea. You’re going to have to do some troubleshooting on your server, or set up a staging/dev server and try to recreate the problem, because the error log you’ve provided isn’t enough to help me. It’s not a know problem, for sure, so it must be soemthing peculiar to your setup.

I’d say that your MySQL server…[Read more]

Honestly, I’m not sure why you’d want to remove the nofollow rel. It’s (supposed to be) used by search engine crawlers and doesn’t affect the experience of a web site visitor, as far as I understand.
https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/96569?hl=en

Sure it’s possible, but you’d have to build it.

Hi I’m not exactly sure what you mean, but if you’re looking to get the profile image associated with a group or user, you can use the avatar-fetching function that BP uses in its templates, bp_core_fetch_avatar():
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/2.9.3/src/bp-core/bp-core-avatars.php#L99

Hello, you can take advantage of User Extended Profiles to collect Skype information from your users, like their username or whatever.

User Extended Profiles

No, I don’t, but it’s an interesting idea.

We’ve been talking about adding a “bulk edit” facility to the group admin pane in wp-admin, but it’s pretty pie-in-the-sky at the moment.

OK, well you’ll have to use whatever your members page slug is. In English, it’s sitename.com/members/

Just add a /me/ to the end of that.
It really looks like http://therapyas.com.br/members/me is working as expected. When I visit it, I’m redirected to a login form. If I could log in, then I’d end up at my user account.

There’s no tool built to do that, if that’s what you’re asking.

Use this handy shortlink: http://therapyas.com.br/members/me

If the user is logged in, it will redirect to his or her profile. Else, it will send them to the login form on the way to their profile.

And that plugin was written by a reliable dev, Pippin Williamson, otherwise I would’t have suggested it. 🙂

This plugin is awfully close to what you’re trying to do. You might try modifying it to show groups in a drop down instead of the options offered:

BuddyPress Registration Groups

I doubt that any plugin is going to support group creation at registration; group creation is a multi-step process, and is too much to…[Read more]

I’d say if you’re worried about people creating groups (which is a reasonable thing to worry about), your safest bet is to uncheck the checkbox “Enable group creation for all users” (or something like that) at wp-admin > settings > buddypress , and restrict group creation to site admins only. Then, add a group request form or similar, and you can…[Read more]