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Ah hah. Good catch, thanks.

I think I have just enough bugs reported now to put out a small update. I’ll do this after BuddyPress 1.6 is released in case I discover any compatibility problems.

I had a look at integrating CF7 in Achievements 3. There’s not enough documentation in the code to understand how it works, and I haven’t got spare time to go through it and figure it out.

Good catch. Yes, this will be needed if you put the ‘achievements’ page as a child page of another page.

Thanks for reminding me about this. Someone had told me in the distant past that negative numbers went strange like that. I never actually expected anyone to give users negative point totals 🙂

It uses the size of the image that you upload. That’s intentional. You’ll need to upload a cropped image if you want a smaller version

Look in your server’s PHP error log and see if you have any messages. You may need to contact your host for support to do this.

On the add/edit screen, there’s an option to pick an image from the Media Library. Where are you getting stuck?

Heh. Thanks.

Go to the TwentyEleven theme. Remove BuddyPress. Create a page. Go to the page. Does the page load?

If it doesn’t, what’s the URL to that page? This is probably a permalink or rewrite rule problems, and […]

Take a look in your web server’s error log (or ask your host to do that). What “Fatal Error” do you see?

It does. You can add links and they work. You are talking about changing the way BuddyPress handles emails, which is slightly different.

Well, unless someone has happened to do this before and reads it, it’s unlikely someone is going to spend the time to figure it out. It’s not an easy copy-and-paste job.

BP used to need to do this back in the 1.0 days when we were on WPMU only. We’ve already removed it for 1.6 (I can’t find the commit on Trac easily, but look for the bp_core_email_from_address_filter function).

It’s a problem with your “Decor” theme. Switch to twentyeleven or another theme, then go back to complete BuddyPress setup.

I’ve never seen anything like that before. I don’t know. Are there any errors in your web browser’s javascript console or on your server’s PHP logs?

Keep an eye on https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4252

Disable BuddyPress. Create a new site from inside the WordPress (Network) Admin. Can you access it?

You could ask them to review their web server’s logs and tell you if/what the error messages are.