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I think what needs to be worked on the most is the forums. If you look on a Topic on my site, the forums have been basically vamped from what they were originally from, to a more forum style. I think this would be a great addition in 1.3, and would be glad to help on […]

I was able to change every reference to https and make the page sure except for the user avatar which displays at the top bar of every page. I am not able to understand what you’re saying due to the grammar errors. using buddypress and there is a shopping cart attached ? Not able to understand […]

When I put the compatible template on first then it loaded it beautifully.

Explain exactly what you mean by that statement.

Have you modified any files in your theme, or the plugin in any way?

Unfortunately, the fatal error you are getting has nothing to do with buddypress. You can read the error that it’s in your wp-includes/class-phpmailer.php on line 34, and “Cannot Re-declare” means that the class is called twice somewhere.

Go into that file, above, and delete the “Class PHPMailer” is what I would advise.

1st angel, do a favor for me. Testing this out to see if it fixes the problem. Go into your FTP or wherever you can access your files from, and go into the plugin folder “template pack”, and open the file called “bp.css”, it should be a CSS file sheet. Open the file, and **BEFORE you […]

Read: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/miscellaneous/forum/topic/buddypress-org-plugin-groups-not-working-properly/

The Buddypress.org theme isn’t too far down the line from the buddypress default theme. Some heavy CSS measures might be required however.

You put it in the wrong place, or didn’t copy it correctly because the define line should go there correctly. Make sure you didn’t delete the “;” or any characters.

Sorry Chris, forgot to change the add_action to match it!

add_action('wp_footer','remove_logout_bp_adminbar',1);

Profiles don’t hardly do anything to the bandwidth at all. You could have 10,000,000 users, and it wouldn’t make any difference. Just standard hosting, with unlimited bandwidth, like bluehost or godaddy is just fine, nothing else is required. If you really had 10,000,000 users, most likely, only 2,000 or more would actually considered to be […]

I would allow the Admins to have a Admin Page in the Backend with options to create more tabs, and the content on the tab

Not currently, but it’s a good idea. I might do a plugin in the future where you can add as many tabs as you want, to profile, or groups.

This topic may give you some hints on how to add a new tab: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/creating-extending/forum/topic/can-someone-explain-how-to-add-tabs-to-the-profile-page#post-71708

every body login my buddypress they need to have a longitude and latitude information. Please clarify on that one. all messages or posts the user posted would also have the location information. Just the location of the blogger? Just create a profile location field and have the field required, and then you could display the profile field […]

You shouldn’t need to add the buttons manually again. If you changed themes, make sure you go through the template pack instruction steps again. If they still don’t show up, I would contact theme support to see if it’s buddypress compatible.

Don’t hack the core, if thats what you did. Just use the adminbar remove_action to delete the logout.

in your bp-custom;
function remove_logout_bp_adminbar() {
remove_action('bp_adminbar_menus', 'bp_adminbar_logout_subnav', 6);
}
add_action('wp_footer','my_alter_bp_adminbar',1);

Obviously, the subject, and message field are a required field to fill out to complete the message. Without a subject, there would be no text in the message subject line.

glad to see that this got answered. Don’t put the guilt on us, we are not obligated to help you on anything, this is a free forum, and your lucky your getting free support. Second, the supposed of “problem” you are speaking of is not a bug or error at all with buddypress. Obviously, the Subject Line […]

Don’t deactivate, because the problem is in the buddypress plugin 🙂

Seems you have a broken install. Try removing the buddypress plugin, and re-install it.