Also, there have been a few posts about activation keys not working. Most of the time, the cause appears to be related to the server not sending emails consistently, and other things outside our control.
But, if you can get an activation key on a clean install that, when you click on the link in the email, it doesn’t work, let us know what the URL looks like (even if you replace the domain) and what the key is. It’s not impossible there’s an obscure bug somewhere.
> Running WP 3.2.1 and BP 1.5 — I know these aren’t the lastest versions, but I’ve made enough changes to the core to accomplish my needs that updating would prove problematic
If you changed BuddyPress, what did you change? Are we missing a filter or action somewhere that would allow you to avoid hacking core?
bbPress 1.0 plugins, you can’t. I mean, technically it is possible, but it’s a *huge* amount of work to reconfigure the forums to work like that. You’d be going back about two years of BuddyPress/forum integration, and it literally had a 40-step integration process.
Direct messaging is disabled on BuddyPress.org (people kept spamming people). Since you mentioned @sbrajesh, he should have received an email notification. However I suggest you visit his site for support http://buddydev.com/
I just posted a comment to a review in a plugin group (which I was admin for), and it worked. Can someone else give this a bit of a test, and if anyone can figure out the right combination of circumstance, please report it as a bug on https://buddypress.trac.WordPress.org — thanks.
Please don’t post on both here and on the Trac: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4189 until it is confirmed that this is a bug in BuddyPress core, and not a problem with your installation of BuddyPress. The same people who read Trac read the forum.
@Scorpiion4984 Remember this is a support forum, not a ‘do work for me for free’ forum. Mercime has already spent lots of time writing documentation for this sort of task (the codex.BuddyPress.org link above). Copy the CSS into your theme’s style.css.
If you don’t understand how to do this, or further adjust the CSS to fit your site, I would suggest either learning the basics of CSS — it’s pretty straightforward — or hire a developer to help you on your site.
If you delete those pages, and create your own, you then need to go to the BuddyPress > Components screen in wp-admin, and using the drop down boxes, associate your new pages with a component.
In the appropriate theme template (probably /activity/activity-loop.php), change the bp_has_activities() call to set: per_page = 10. This will show only 10 items per page (or per click of the ‘load more’ button in the Default Theme).
There isn’t a way of doing “show me the recent updates from a maximum of 10 users).
I would suggest creating a new profile field group for this sort of field, and put some logic into the appropriate theme template to not show fields in that group.
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