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Your not an idiot. You can use <a class=&quot;button&quot; href=&quot; anywhere in your theme to place a button to link wherever you want it to.

Place this in the code wherever you want it to appear 🙂

But make sure you end it with </a>

excuse me, sorry, must be <a class=&quot;button&quot; href=&quot;

You will need to go into the members/single/profile/edit.php and add a <div class="button"> With the <a href=&quot;&quot; that the button links to the next profile section. You can get the string from the $bp global https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/the-bp-global/ to help you out

Read this possible solution: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/forums-not-working-error-when-creating-topic/#post-69618

You must search for anti-spam plugins that filter out spam activity that the users make. If the “spammers” are going past the captcha, that means they are not robots, actually people, just spamming your site. So keep the captcha for robots, and you will need to search for anti-spam software to filter out the spam […]

Very possible in multiple ways, to embed an image in status updates. 1. Install @r-a-y‘s handy plugin, oembed for buddypress: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/oembed-for-buddypress/ Whuch gives you the ability to just post the link inside the update and it will appear. It works for videos also. 2. If you don’t want to install that plugin,…[Read more]

They are not 2 different kinds of usernames.

The “username” is for the @mentions.

Then, additionally, there are “real names” or, “profile names” that are displayed across the site.

this is because you have removed/changed the textarea ID or name in the /activity/post-form.php.

Make sure it reads <textarea name=&quot;whats-new&quot; id=&quot;whats-new&quot; for it to work correctly.

Not my username, but real name field for profile names.

Just the way buddypress was designed. It cant handle uppercase, just like spaces in the username. It would break the @mentions in the text

Well if you modified the files than the error is beig caused by your modifications or plugins. Do as Boone said, or try to fix the error manually. Headers already sent errrors are caused by extra spaces in the php file.

Actually not from the bbpress, rather some from simple machines.

@jillian, found the little snippet in the plugin from bbpress and attempted to implement it for you, experimenting myself: @r-a-y, help me on any corrections: // update meta $value = get_site_option($bp->current_component”_topic_views_”.$topic); add_site_option($bp->current_component”_topic_views_”.$topic, $value+1); Than the function added:…[Read more]

I don’t see this on my site….

I recall that some people had double buttons back in 1.2.7, so people were removing the buttons in the template pack code, so when updated to 1.2.8, the buttons could be missing completely.

Could be the theme..

1. Deactivate plugins to see if it’s a plugin

2. Switch to default theme and see if it works.

Have you recently changed any files or uploaded any plugins???

Has this always happened or just recently?

Glad you worked it out! Mind posting a solution for others?

Link to site?

This could be a variety of things, such as the directories are wrong, or not there, memory, etc.

Nice! I love the arras theme also. Looks like your using the latest version of arras, I am using an old version that wasn’t really adapted for buddypress. But it’s really interesting how they sort of adapted to theming it for buddypress. Me, using the old version of arras that didn’t have anything meant or […]