@jgwolfensberger I disagree, best practice would be testing on a stage/dev site first and then, upgrade your installation when no problem are found.
Consider for example custom plugins and functions you have in your theme/WP installation, there are not the same as the many other websites with BP out there in the web.
I personally doesn’t create like that. I bring the files to my themes folder and edit them. This is better for upgrades and I won’t need to create pages.
Example: If I want to have a custom Profile page, I would do the following steps:
1 – Create a folder in my theme called, BuddyPress (wp-content/themes/my-theme/buddypress).
2 – I would copy the profile file from the bp-legacy template in the BP plugin folder and would put in this BuddyPress folder in my template.
3 – Edit the way I liked.
It depends much of what you are trying to do, but this approach solved my problems in a more secure and future-friendly way.
I personally could not say, because you’re showing one random example. In my opinion, and experience with a project that I’m working on, the Codex has been very helpful and with good and solid information. Probably you’re doing something wrong, neither you could say that everything is wrong, just because you’re not being able to accomplish one particular task.
@henrywright One question as this topic interests me a lot.
To make it work, I should replace the html form tags in the bp-legacy/members/single/messages/compose.php with this function or am I missing something here?
Hi @janiceandcompany, put your question also in the bbPress support forum. I think it’s more likely to find a person with the same problem, and solution, there rather than here.
I tried changing here the forum status and it did stop showing to the general users. Are you logged in as an administrator? Or are you seeing this as a general user?
I would totally not recommend to disable it. You should spend more time to figure the problem out. In my BuddyPress test installations (local and live), it sends the emails just fine, so there is a problem, maybe in your server, template, I don’t know, somewhere.
But, if you really wanna disable this, after a quick search here and in Google, I found some possible solutions.
Obs.: I haven’t tested it, so use it at your own risk.
@rudik123 What do you mean by using with BuddyPress? The Ads Manager plugin work with WordPress. To include the file in some BP pages, I think you’d have to alter some templates files.
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