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If you’ve found a case where theme compatibility breaks stuff, please submit a bug report onto https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org

Nice. If you figure out a problem plugin, let us know or create a trac ticket on https://bbPress.trac.WordPress.org 🙂

Are you using multisite and if so did you activate bbPress network wide?

Not sure. Suggest looking on bbpress.org forums in case anyone else has posted similar.

Hi,

Accounts on BuddyPress.org are linked to the WordPress.org database, and it’s not possible to delete these accounts. Best we can do is recommend you edit what details you can in your profile to something random, and just never log in again.

No, but I haven’t reached out to the author, either. Maybe you could 🙂

Generally, use whatever size images you want. Any slowdown is unlikely to be caused by images.

For more advice or help investigating why you feel your site’s performance is slow, pop over to the WordPress.org forums as this isn’t a BuddyPress-specific question. Thanks!

Cool ideas. Activity favourites (and favouriting/liking of BP content) is something that needs an overhaul, so you never know 🙂

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2741 has some background

You can just add the CSS you want to your theme’s style.css. Should be as easy as that!

HTTP 500 errors means a problem occurred on the server.

Contact your host, and ask them to tell you what the errors are listed inside the server’s PHP error log. Once you have that, tell us what it says.

@jamiethecomic The log in box was never a widget. It was part of the theme. Which is why there’s not a log in widget in 1.7 😉

This topic originally came in to me via email, and the request was “how to include the password in the email”. Which is a bad bad idea.

In terms of email customisation, short of hardcoding some PHP filters yourself, you might be stuck for a ready solution at the moment. I think Welcome Pack is broken.

From memory, if you have a multisite with many blogs, it’ll go through each one populate the activity table. I haven’t time to go through all the code at the moment to see what else might be happening.

Interesting

BuddyPress doesn’t do anything to the user table when the plugin is activated, so whatever the problem was or is, must not be related to any user table queries.

We create a bunch of new tables; if these took 15 seconds to execute, I would expect the queries would show up in your MySQL server’s slow query log.

When does BP die? Can you walk us through exactly what you do?

Are you literally clicking “Activate plugin”, and the next page never loads?

Do not create multiple topics.

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/register-page-not-working-5/

No, restoring the database for this is like throwing the baby out with the bathwater.
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Your theme looks to be dependant on BP-Default, which WordPress is looking for in wp-content/themes/ (BP-D should never be there).

I am assuming that because BP-Default isn’t an available theme when BP is deactive (during an upgrade), it falls back to…[Read more]

Interesting. Did you change ANY site, page, or config settings, or activate or re-configure any other plugins or theme options?

If it used to work, it would have only broken once something was changed somewhere 🙂