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It’s most probably a PHP fatal error to do with a lack of memory.
Please ask your host to look in your server’s PHP error log, and let us know what message you get.

Please answer this question from Roger 🙂

Are you already logged in (if you are, you will be redirected away from registering)?

I’m glad you’ve figured it out — but I can’t see your site (wants me to log in). Please can you share a URL of a member profile that (was) causing the redirect? Just to understand why the compatibility mode […]

Current/old versions of BP had this strange quirk where, if something should really 404, it actually redirects you to the home page. We spent some time straightening this out for 1.6.

Can you share a couple of […]

Wow, very useful. Thanks TheBeardedOne

Closing topic.

Sorry, that’s what I meant (I’m not very well-versed in this area, yet). It appears validator users import .po files. From https://translate.wordpress.org/getting-started

Importing external files

There may […]

You can import .pot files onto GlotPress, so I don’t think that’s a problem. And, yes, of course BuddyPress needs translation. 🙂

I am going to pick up this issue and investigate. I will update on here and on […]

BuddyPress doesn’t have much to do with this. WordPress requires users to be the ‘administrator’ role to delete user accounts. You could change this with a role changing plugin, by giving the appropriate […]

JJJ says: [it was? used for] manual upkeep of translation files. Unclear if it was ever connected to GlotPress directly.

I don’t know what/how things should proceed. My guess is to migrate from that to using […]

I didn’t even know http://i18n.trac.BuddyPress.org/ existed. Will talk to JJJ and see if we need it. I believed all the translation to be on GlotPress now.

I can’t find a ticket, but I’m pretty sure it’s come up before somewhere — probably buried in the depths of trac…

Roger’s solution would be to modify Post and Page activity items to link to the ?p=… […]

Editors can edit pages because this is a standard capability check built in to WP.

Again, BuddyPress doesn’t use Roles. At all.

@edinchez We’ve fixed this for BP 1.6 which should be out in a couple of weeks.

If you cannot wait, open up register.php in your theme and adjust this line:
`if ( bp_has_profile( ‘profile_group_id=1’ ) ) […]

I have seen other plugins intefere with the group creation screen. I cannot remember the name of any, unfortunately. If you can, try disabling all your plugins and see if you can create a group. If it works, […]

That line is in the file for a reason. Glad you figured it out 🙂

Not possible. BuddyPress doesnt’ use WordPress user roles or capabilities, so I don’t think we can do this granularly at the moment.