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@harry4039 if your server can handle the load then I don’t see a problem with having 10,000s users. Take wordpress.org and wordpress.com for example, I’m sure they have 10,000 + users. @djpaul will know more about those builds than me, but I’m sure both sites use WordPress 🙂

Also have to think about some sort of mobile / tablet situation as it never had one before.

For this sort of thing, you can use CSS media queries. Check out this article for a little info.

Hi @bonnsaikitty

Check out this thread that recently discusses some of the options available:

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/report-user-report-abuse-flag-something/

@nd1 you were right, functions.php is the file it should go into.

Try this function:

function bp_set_notification_default( $user_id ) {
$keys = array( 'notification_activity_new_mention', 'notification_activity_new_reply', 'notification_friends_friendship_accepted', 'notification_friends_friendship_request', 'notification_groups_admin_promotion', 'notification_groups_group_updated',…[Read more]

I’m not quite sure what you want to do. Can you explain a little more?

Hi @nd1

Which email notification do you want to disable? Can you provide the text so I know which one?

The problem with loading scripts in the footer by default is dependency. Take jQuery for example, if WordPress were to load jQuery in the footer by default and a WordPress theme developer then loaded some jQuery-dependent code in the header or body then that jQuery-dependent code wouldn’t work. It’s these considerations the BuddyPress core…[Read more]

The problem with loading scripts in the footer by default is dependency. Take jQuery for example, if WordPress were to load jQuery in the footer by default and a WordPress theme developer then loaded some jQuery-dependent code in the header or body then that jQuery-dependent code wouldn’t work.

Take a look at this tutorial:

Load Next WordPress Posts With AJAX

It’s a good attempt at explaining how AJAX can be used to load more WordPress posts. The solution isn’t 100% perfect for you a) because it applies to WordPress posts and not BuddyPress activity items and b) the query is slightly off if a new…[Read more]

Take a look at this tutorial:

Load Next WordPress Posts With AJAX

It’s a good attempt at explaining how AJAX can be used to load more WordPress posts. The solution isn’t 100% perfect for you a) because it applies to WordPress posts and not BuddyPress activity items and b) the query is slightly off if a new…[Read more]

Hi @requiemz

500 internal server errors can result from a lots of things. You’ll need to provide some more info as there isn’t much to go on from what you’ve wrote.

i am quite puzzled that this only happens with this theme on this server. not with other themes on this server and not at all on other servers

What is this particular theme doing differently? I hate these kind of problems but once you can figure that out, you have the source of the problem.

@hnla are you sure? I make 4194276 bytes roughly 4 megabytes.

@hnla are you sure? 4194276 bytes is ~ 4 megabytes according to Google

The bit that I can’t quite wrap my head around, 4194276 bytes isn’t much. It amounts to ~ 4 megabytes. I would have thought WPEngine could handle more than that. It isn’t like you’re doing some dynamic image editing which requires 100mb + memory. Can you find out from WPEngine what their memory limit actually is? If it’s more than 4mb then there…[Read more]

Hi @valuser

I’d guess this is a memory issue. The error message tells us that the following query fails and that 4194276 bytes is needed.

SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT b.blog_id) FROM wp_bp_user_blogs b LEFT JOIN wp_blogs wb ON b.blog_id = wb.blog_id WHERE wb.deleted = 0 AND wb.spam = 0 AND wb.mature = 0 AND wb.archived = '0' AND user_id = 1

Have you…[Read more]

Hi @valuser

I’d guess this is a memory issue. The error message tells us that the following query fails and that 4194276 bytes is needed.

SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT b.blog_id) FROM wp_bp_user_blogs b LEFT JOIN wp_blogs wb ON b.blog_id = wb.blog_id WHERE wb.deleted = 0 AND wb.spam = 0 AND wb.mature = 0 AND wb.archived = '0' AND user_id = 1

Having…[Read more]

Hi @valuser

I’d guess this is a memory issue. The error message tells us that the following query fails and that 4194276 bytes is needed. Perhaps your local server has more memory allocated?

SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT b.blog_id) FROM wp_bp_user_blogs b LEFT JOIN wp_blogs wb ON b.blog_id = wb.blog_id WHERE wb.deleted = 0 AND wb.spam = 0 AND wb.mature…[Read more]

Hi @dogguyjosh

You could certainly achieve something like this with WordPress and BuddyPress (and maybe one or two more plugins). Try searching the WordPress Plugin Directory for membership plugins and try some out on a test install to see which work best for you.

Regarding Geolocation, I’ve used Geo Mashup and can recommend it. That said, I…[Read more]