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Try running the custom content through the bp_activity_at_name_filter filter.

It’s hardcoded. If you know how to customise a theme and write PHP, you can see the implemetnation: https://meta.trac.wordpress.org/browser/sites/trunk/buddypress.org/public_html/wp-content/themes/bb-base/functions.php#L355

bbPress does have shortcodes, I’d suggest doing that instead. I don’t know what the shortcode is, I’d suggest searching on…[Read more]

Right now, you can’t. It’s a mandatory and required field, and very much hardcoded throughout BuddyPress.

You *might* be able to not show the form if you replace the sign-up process with a Gravity Form (I think that’s it — one of the form plugins). I know @dimensionmedia has done this; I’m not sure he regularly reads these forums, but if he…[Read more]

By that, I mean, what do links to individual blog posts look like, and do they load?

Do WordPress post permalinks work? Have you tested them to be sure?

@btees It probably hasn’t been documented. 😀

First, see if a mentions.min.js or mentions.js is loaded on the screen you want at-mentions support added to. If it is, try adding the CSS class bp-suggestions to the textarea that your users will be typing in, and test again. If that doesn’t work, open up the mentions.js script and start…[Read more]

Square brackets [ ] are cosmetic. They don’t matter.
You should be able to edit the email and remove those characters from the subject line area.

The “warning” message is more intended to be a link to our documentation explaining what tokens are. Thanks for your feedback regarding this confusion, we’ll continue to iterate on this screen in…[Read more]

Phew! Glad to hear it. Thanks for letting us know!

Try after version 2.5.1 is released today or tomorrow, we have several fixes.

That’s WordPress 4.4’s embed feature https://codex.wordpress.org/Version_4.4

I think we added support for that to our activity stream in our last release.
If you don’t want the feature at all, https://wordpress.org/plugins/disable-embeds/ should work.

Hi @jek-fdrv

Yes. See https://buddypress.org/support/topic/read-this-first-buddypress-2-5-master-list/

This has been fixed for BP 2.5.1 which we hope to release this week.
I am sorry that we caused this problem.

I simply don’t believe there isn’t a built-in way to do this without writing your own SQL (which has at least two flaws with it — no escaping for the variable, and no caching).

To start with, where are you getting the field group name from? I am surprised the field group name exists somewhere you can get it, but not the ID.

For SMTP issues, please read https://buddypress.org/support/topic/read-this-first-buddypress-2-5-master-list/#post-250544

Right. That’s WordPress 4.4’s embed feature https://codex.wordpress.org/Version_4.4

I think we added support for that to our activity stream in our last relese.
If you don’t want the feature at aall, https://wordpress.org/plugins/disable-embeds/ might work.

You must have a plugin that affects how WordPress delivers email. Can you list what plugins you have active?

I took a quick look and can’t see one function. There’s probably a better way, but you could use xprofile_get_field_id_from_name( $name ) and pass that to xprofile_get_field( ... ) to get a BP_XProfile_Field object, then access its ->$group_id property.

To update this thread, I’ve just added a fix for emails not sending for certain server configurations. See https://buddypress.org/support/topic/read-this-first-buddypress-2-5-master-list/ and https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6947

I think this will help many people, but I would surprised if it fixed everything for everyone. Fingers crossed!

2.) Then when altering configuration (i.e. adding add_filter( ‘bp_email_use_wp_mail’, ‘__return_true’ ); to BP_Custom), and testing again, the emails output a combination of WP Better Email and the default template with various CSS Styles altering different parts of the email with each new email sent.

BTW, this is exactly what I expect to happen.…[Read more]

Can you share a screenshot of the problem?

I’ll get it reported, but don’t expect any immediate fix. It’s beyond our immediate control.