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In reply to: IIS specific settings for BuddyPress 1.6.x?
BP doesn’t touch XMLRPC *at all*. It’s probably coincidence and will hopefully resolve itself whenever the route issue is fixed.
I have no experience with IIS so unable to help further; at least we proved it’s not the canonical redirects causing trouble.
What custom code are you running? Anything in bp-custom.php if you have one? Or in your theme’s functions.php, or any utility plugins? Have you changed any BuddyPress core files at all?
In wp-admin > Settings > Permalinks, what are your Permalinks set to?
What does the URL of a blog post look like?In reply to: Group members status and forum moderationThanks for confirming.
I’ve discovered BP 1.6.1 has a problem with topics not appearing in group forum lists when WP is set up to use a persistant object cache. I’m using the APC object cache plugin, and I’m 99% confident it’s occuring on one of our production memcached environments, too. Investigating.
In reply to: IIS specific settings for BuddyPress 1.6.x?We did add canonical redirections in BP 1.6. I don’t see why this would affect IIS and not, for example, Apache. To see if it was the canonical redirects, put this in your bp-custom.php file:
add_filter( ‘bp_do_redirect_canonical’, ‘__return_false’ );
If you don’t have a bp-custom.php file, see https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/bp-custom-php/
In reply to: Updating from 1.5.7 to 1.6 ErrorsDid you run the ‘update wizard’ after the upgrade? https://codex.buddypress.org/releases/version-1-6/upgrading-to-1-6/
What type of information? How does it relate to the activity? Or do you mean you want to know how to add different types of updates to the activity stream?
In reply to: PM and Activity feed SPAMMERSIf you’re running BP 1.6+, you don’t need Labs for activity stream spam. It’s built in to 1.6, and if you use Akisment, that will protect Activity stream spam, too.
What’s the URL of the group that you’re trying to go to?
In reply to: Editor filesNo. It’s not a theme, which is why it doesn’t show up.
In reply to: Who’s Online Avatars widget seems buggyThis block? http://cl.ly/image/1E0A2x2L0P0t
As you’re using bbPress 2, it’s best to ask for support on http://bbpress.org as there are more people over there who use that platform regularly. I’ve not heard or seen of anything like this.
No. You’ll have to write some bespoke code.
In reply to: members wont show upThose members have to have logged in to your site since you’ve activated BuddyPress, before they’ll appear in BP member listings.
In reply to: [resolved] Clear ”site notices”?Reset his account password, log in with his account, go to private messages, and find/delete the one in question. It’s safer than fiddling in the database
In reply to: BuddyPress Conditional Profile Fields available now?Not aware of any plugins that do this. It’s been mentioned before, but I haven’t seen anything good recently.
In reply to: Adding extra default profile fields in registerformAdding the template fields is one thing, but you’d need to write a bunch of glue logic to handle saving and fetching the input to/from the WordPress profile.
In reply to: BuddyPress new user approvep.s. most of Welcome Pack won’t work if you disable activation emails.
In reply to: 11,900 Empty Groups Pages😮
Bulk delete? Uh. Maybe https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-group-management/ ?
In reply to: active 42 years, 8 months ago ???What versions of WordPress and BuddyPress are you using? Is this a clean database, or did you port it from the staging site? If so, was it upgraded from a previous BP build.
Are all other timestamps (e.g. on blog posts) correct? Is your timezone set in wp-admin Settings > General?
Do scheduled blog posts work as expected?If you put (any) plugin in mu-plugins, then it’s activated ALL THE TIME and you cannot disable the plugin.
I suggest you put BuddyPress into /plugins/, just in case you need to disable it in future
Not aware of any good SEO plugins for BuddyPress.
I don’t think what you describe with the pending comments notification is a bug. As you say, if a user has a certain level of permission on a blog, then they might have enough permission to moderate comments. I figure you can test this easily by bumping one of those users down to a subscriber or a contributor role and see if it goes away for them.
Right, I can’t see how this will ever be true:
`if ( !bp_current_action() AND bp_is_current_action( ‘home’ ) )`
If current action is set to ‘home’, then it won’t be false. It also doesn’t take into account BP_GROUPS_DEFAULT_EXTENSION which was added in 1.5

I’m 99% the group widgets were something that was never fully? implemented, or the logic in the templates have always been incorrect. I’m not sure what the intention with them was.
In reply to: Theme compatibility?Mercime’s pretty much right. There might be ways to use a custom post type with user meta, but revising the structure of the profile fields database tables isn’t a current priority.