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Has the project decided what to do about the product?

The problem with asking contributors who put so much time into a project in its early days, is that those people often have rose-tinted glasses and inaccurate memories of what worked well and what didn’t, and what they wished they could have done differently. 🤩

BuddyPress at the start was “Facebook in a box”, and broadly remains the same today…[Read more]

Don’t resurrect old threads please. A new discussion would have been fine.
Have you tried example.com/me/friends ? I think it only works like that.

Unfortunately, it’s unlikely that file permissions are related to any change we made in the 4.0 release. I don’t know how they might have been set incorrectly, though if you’ve used any plugin installer or tool to add a plugin or update your site in the past, that might have been the cause.

You or someone who manages your server needs to go into…[Read more]

It’s not really the place to try to sell your plugin on our support forums, please; it’s rude.

WP Mail SMTP seems to be a well-written plugin. I’ve taken a quick look at its code, and how it affects what WordPress does, and it looks like BuddyPress – in theory – should work with it. However, if you say it doesn’t, I don’t know why – you’d have to spend time debugging what is going on.

No need to try to un-hook where BuddyPress adds it. The body_class filter passes an array of class filters. I’d just filter it, and find and unset the no-js class you don’t want.

Nope.

@whoweez This old code sample does nothing much at all. I’m not sure what the intent was, this is basically debugging. To answer your specific question:

I thought “__return_false” on “bp_email_use_wp_mail” should prohibit any BP emails from being sent in the first place as the new class should handle the email sending process…?

If that filt…[Read more]

This is a false positive. It’s a custom function. See https://github.com/buddypress/wp-cli-buddypress/blob/master/features/bootstrap/utils.php#L426

There’s no planned overlap. BuddyPress doesn’t provide any Gutenberg blocks.

If you’re referring to some of the extended profile field types that allow HTML, I expect those will stay as TinyMCE for now.

Have you checked the resolution of the image? Maybe it’s just too low.

Share your entire relevant code.

The log in widget, and the activity stream comment bugs, will be fixed in v3.1.0, which will come out before the end of next week.