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What about images uploaded via the wp-admin Media page?

Yep.

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Yes, I think this should be okay. Export the contents of the three achievements database tables from one database server to your other. Give it a test first, especially if your production environment uses […]

Avatar upload have never been allowed on this site. The theme just needs updating to remove that option. To set a picture, use gravatar.com, as suggested above 🙂

I suggest (via FTP or similar) that you go into your /plugins/ folder and rename all BuddyPress plugins. This should deactivate those plugins, allowing you back into the backend. You can then rename and reactivate […]

What other plugins are you running?

Can’t see too much of your site as it needs me to create an account, but good luck running your site 🙂

Just committed a fix for what I found.

I’ve seen this before, and I think it was because an existing group had an identical slug as a new group (that was created), so it stuck some randomness onto the end.

After spending an hour trying things, I’ve discovered that if you’re on https, the user avatar includes are always http.

EDIT: Made a ticket https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4110

We’ve seen this. Don’t know the cause, but I’ve flagged it to the appropriate person.

Your browser’s warning says that some content is being served over http. You need to figure out *what* file is being requested then we can tell you if it’s a BuddyPress core problem, or your theme, or a plugin.

Did it use to work? What changes did you make to cause it to break?

You need to figure out and tell us what is being included over http. Also your WordPress and BuddyPress versions. Thanks.

BuddyPress Template (Pack) is an attempt to make it easier for people to understand how to get started to adapt their theme for BuddyPress. As it’s intended to be a single-use thing, it doesn’t make sense to go […]

Not yet, unfortunately, but I hope we can clarify it in about a week’s time.

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Take a look at http://themeloom.com/2012/02/how-to-make-buddypress-use-the-new-wp-admin-bar/

It’ll become the default in our next major BuddyPress release, but you can switch to it right now.

It’s in the sidebar.php file of your theme

Yes, each part (or component) off BuddyPress can be turned on/off individually. If you *just* want forums, however, it makes more sense to use https://bbpress.org/

Best place for this is https://buddypress.trac.WordPress.org as an enhancement ticket. Patches welcome! 🙂

Question, though: what happens if it inserts multiple items into the table_name_fields?