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Unless, of course, bb-config.php had valid connection details but it was looking in the wrong database. Not that I’ve wasted hours on that one before 🙂

Known bug. I fixed this in https://trac.buddypress.org/changeset/3537/ which will be part of BuddyPress 1.3.

Where and how have you changed it

@mercime Basically the build of BuddyPress software on this website is pretty old. It has a bug where it doesn’t check for missing closing tags. As I have admin permission on the site, I went in and edited the post and corrected the markup. Don’t worry, this bug was fixed in the release versions of BuddyPress […]

Here’s an example that @boonebgorges recently provided for someone else with a similar question; http://pastebin.com/kNqTrRzc

Good job

Or take a look at an existing WordPress plugin that adds a page in the same area that does you want, and try to reverse engineer it. My Achievements (https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/achievements) plugin is quite well documented 😉

BuddyPress uses the WordPress mailing routines. It’s probably due to a higher quantity of emails that your BuddyPress site is trying to send, vs WordPress.

bp_get_the_topic_post_poster_name() will only work inside a bp_has_forum_topic_posts() loop (i.e. the loop to get all the posts for that particular forum topic). forums-loop.php uses the bp_has_forum_topics() loop instead (i.e. the loop to get the list of all the posts in that forum). I don’t think there’s a built-in function to get what you want,…[Read more]

Yes; as I said up, have a look in /buddypress/bp-xprofile.php. There is a xprofile_set_field_data().

The theme lives in /buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default.

You *could* move out bp-default and put it into /themes/, for example.

I had to guess the URL as the edit link was obscured, but all’s fixed now 🙂 it annoys me so much that that is possible

Dudes!

You’re welcome

So, file a bug report if you feel it should work in functions.php 🙂

Yes. Have a test install of BuddyPress and look at the “Profile Field Setup” menu item underneath the main “BuddyPress” menu in wp-admin to see what you can do with the profile fields.

Per my previous post, the registration form is at /bp-default/registration/register.php. Copy that into your (child?) theme, preserving directory structure.

Just what’s linked to in the previous post:
if ( ! defined( 'BP_DEFAULT_COMPONENT' ) )
define( 'BP_DEFAULT_COMPONENT', 'profile' );

I think this in functions.php will do it;
remove_filter( 'comments_array', 'bp_core_filter_comments', 10, 2 );

Are you able to sneak the setting in at the top of functions.php? Or is this for a plugin you’re developing?