This topic is three years old; I shouldn’t need to tell you how much has changed in BuddyPress and WordPress since then. Please make your own, new, post, and provide more details about your problem.
@Chouf1 The bbPress plugin does things slightly differently, and you can use a bbpress.php file for its main templates. This should be explained somewhere if it’s not already on the bbPress codex. 🙂
@davidkooo BuddyPress doesn’t work like bbPress in this way, yet. You’ll have to go deep into the BuddyPress templates in your (parent?) theme.
A quick Google search reveals this has been asked many times on this forum: try something like https://buddypress.org/support/topic/resolved-disabling-register-redirect/
Going to close this topic in favour of https://buddypress.org/support/topic/submitting-replying-to-activity-post-return-page-is-empty/ to reduce duplication.
Do you literally have “$my_blog_id” in the define() — if so, what’s $my_blog_id set to? I’d have expected this to be a simple number rather than a php variable.
I have done a BP 1.2.4 to BP 1.5.7(ish) and it worked fine. Interested to see how well a 1.1 to 1.6.2 goes. I’d suggest not worrying about stepping the BuddyPress upgrades, and doing something like:
1) Switch to a default WordPress theme (twentyten).
2) Disable all plugins.
3) Upgrade WordPress.
4) Add new version of BuddyPress, and activate it, and do that upgrade.
If you’re using multisite and any other large or memory-hungry plugins, then yes. Maybe adjust your APC settings to use less memory; what will be stored may be released as it runs past its memory allocation, but it would prevent the warnings.
If you need help, we need to see where and how you’ve put the code. Please tell us where you’ve put the bp-custom.php file, and if you can, share a copy of the contents of that file on pastebin.com
> once they find out that they have to activate their accounts etc then they just don’t bother any more
Unfortunately, time has shown this not to be true; it certainly lowers the amount of spam accounts, which is why activation is on by default. Spammers are either automated or just won’t bother to read any notices you show them.
I thought we fixed this in a previous release, but maybe not fully. Please submit a bug report on https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org, and you can use your name/password from this site. Thanks
This is very much a server configuration question, and there’s probably not many people on this forum that know enough to offer meaningful advice (I certainly don’t). If you’re on a Linode 512, there just mightn’t be enough power on your server, especially if you are running other services, too (e.g. MySQL).
You’re going to have to write some code: something like this should point you in the right direction http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-change-the-howdy-text-in-wordpress-3-3-admin-bar/
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