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Great!

It is in bp_activity_recurse_comments() in bp-activity-templatetags.php line 647 ono. (In 1.5 we moved it out to a theme template, where it belongs).

Cool – thanks for answering your own question! 🙂

For starters, you’ll need to switch from the buddybar to the wp admin bar. To do this in 1.5, set this in wp-config.php:

define(‘BP_USE_WP_ADMIN_BAR’, true);

bbPress isn’t loading. Hmm. Have your database details changed?

In wp-admin, in the BuddyPress > Components menu, just make sure that the Activity component is enabled and the Friends component is disabled. Anything else beyond that might need you to customise your theme.

Then it might not be the BuddyPress plugin causing the problem. Access your web server’s error log, and tell us what the error is. If you’re unable / don’t know how to do this, ask your web host for support.

No, BuddyPress had/has nothing to do with P2.

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You should never, ever, edit core files.

If by “blank” you mean a totally white page (nothing at all), then it might be memory. You’d need to check in your web server’s error log to confirm.

Have you enabled site registrations in Settings > General?

Red plugins are the worse 😉

You’re best to ask for this on the bbPress forums, as that’s where you’re having the problem. I would generally suggest that “pretty permalinks” work in regular WordPress (e.g a post) first.

Hey, thanks. I don’t use Jetpack, so I’ll check it out with Welcome Pack when I get a chance. What other plugins are you using?

You need to give it the post author’s ID, not the post’s ID 🙂

I saw this, and your tweet to John. It’s a polldaddy issue; they’re calling apply_filters(‘wp_title’) but they aren’t providing all three arguments that the WordPress core implementation does (ergo the error messages).

I’d like to point out this in currently only in BuddyPress trunk; it won’t get into a release until BP 1.6 (or maybe 1.5.2, or something like that).

Someone else’s reported the same (I wasn’t able to recreate when I looked). I hope to get some time soon to go through and figure out what’s breaking 🙂

Use WordPress’ get_avatar() function: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_avatar

You didn’t say which plugin is causing the error message, or show the error message itself. I’m assuming you think it’s BuddyPress.

Go into FTP, and go into your wp-content/plugins/ directory. Rename the […]