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Upgraded from 1.6.5 and everything seems to have worked perfectly. Thanks, great job!

@truthmedia

You can submit your bug report here. This way the developers will catch sight of it.

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/

Open member-loop.php and you will see instructions on how to add custom profile fields such as Location. It is quite straightforward to do.

The activate page can be used to activate an account manually. It has a text input field which lets members enter a key to activate their account. It may be useful to some site admins who need to activate accounts via the front end.

I see no need for the page myself.

Humm, all I can think of is your functions.php and bp-custom.php. Make sure any white space is removed from the top of these files.

Perhaps before you do anything else, try reverting to the default theme and disabling all plugins. Then once the problem has gone, work backwards, first by activating your plugins one at a time. Then activate your…[Read more]

@shanebpdev

For the life of me I cannot figure out why it doesn’t work for the friends loop. Am I missing something glaringly obvious?

Anyway I thought why not just build the link and throw it directly in the friends template?

echo wp_nonce_url( bp_loggedin_user_domain() . bp_get_messages_slug() . '/compose/?r=' . bp_core_get_username(…[Read more]

@shanebp you mean the bp_directory_members_item is different? That is the same in both the members directory and the friends list (both use the members loop)…

Interestingly I just tried this outside of the members loop. It doesn’t work on the friends list page. What is different about the friends loop and the members loop for this not to work? Humm…

Thanks for that! I can see now you’ve created a new function display_private_message_button which hooks on to action bp_directory_members_item in the members loop. Sorry for being slow, i got there in the end :}

Of course, I should have mentioned I am using a custom page. I installed the Theme My Login plugin so can use /login as the login page.

Thanks for the links – is_page( 42 ), is_page( ‘login’ ), is_page_template( ‘login-form.php’ ), is_page_template( ‘page-login.php’ ) all didn’t work.

I pretty much can check for every page in BuddyPress except…[Read more]

Try going to your trash to make sure you’ve fully deleted the register page. You can then go into and edit the register page that has the -2 slug

the DOCTYPE declaration is usually in your theme’s header.php file. Try looking at that first to see if you can remove any spaces at the very top of the file.

Thanks @mercime although that article talks of wp-login.php (the WordPress login page). This isn’t much use as I am using a custom login page such as example.com/login

@shanebp

Is it possible to explain how the code works?