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This is fixed and will be distributed in version 2.5.2 of BuddyPress.

If you are reading this and you ARE affected, however, I’d recommend you update your WordPress version, too.

Keep an eye on https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6970

@bobbyredding Thank you for letting us know about this bug!

Interesting. This looks like you are indeed running an older WordPress — probably no later than v4.2.6. @bobbyredding An immediate fix is to update WordPress to the latest version. We’ll look into seeing if and how we can fix this (without bumping the required minimum WordPress version) in a small release in two or three weeks’ time.

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Other than get more memory allocated, or find a way to lower memory usage, there’s nothing else you can do.

@palla5000 try running the email repair tool.

@harleycodr Then please make your own discussion thread — the original poster in this one IS using WP-Mail-SMTP, and it’s bound to be a totally different problem/fix from whatever is affecting your site.

Thank you.

You could have figured that out with a bit more time spent debugging. Remove your get_object_vars call, it messes things up.

> When they log in, they would see my wordpress dashboard.

That itself doesn’t sound like something BuddyPress ought to cause. What caching plugins were/are you running?

Have they ever worked before for you? What plugin or theme or WordPress changes have you made since then?

@harleycodr Are you using the same plugin? WP-Mail-SMTP?

Thanks for creating the ticket. I vaguely recall handling a similar issue, but I think that was with the “From Name”, so we should be able to fix this up.

You have a typo: var_dump(get_object_vars(BP_Email)). Looking at your function, that’s meant to be var_dump(get_object_vars($email)).

@oakcreative I know this is an old thread, but we (BuddyPress) could change out the #content_ifr selector for something less specific if that’s what you found you needed to do. Can you confirm?

Any plugin that redeclares wp_mail() will cause BuddyPress to send plain text emails.
The Postman SMTP plugin redeclares the function in Postman/PostmanWpMailBinder.php.

A solution might be to find another SMTP plugin, but it depends what exactly you are using the Postman plugin for.

Looking at that plugin, it looks like the settings for SMTP will be getting applied, but the “From” Name and Email Address won’t be, and that could be why the emails are not being delivered for you.

I will try to remember to look at this discussion after work and write some code that might fix it for you.

@mln83 We might add some sort of logo; it’s been asked a few times. Still considering it, really. I don’t think we’ve had a font option been suggested before; what range of fonts would you expect to see added there?

I think this is the same as https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6954

For BuddyDrive support, post on the WordPress.org forums — thank you.

https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/buddydrive

See https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6961

I’ve added Secure cookie support, but not HttpOnly because some (maybe all) are accessed with Javascript; I haven’t time to audit all the cookies in that level of detail at the moment, so maybe we can do that in the future if someone helps investigate.

Hi

Good question. You can’t without making changes to the BuddyPress files, which we wouldn’t recommend. This is a great idea for a feature enhancement so I’ve gone ahead and opened a ticket. We’ll have it fixed for BuddyPress 2.6 (I’m working on the patch right now).

Thanks for the suggestion!