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Hi @anshika-bhandari

This isn’t possible by default. You’ll need to find a plugin (I’m not aware that one exists) or you could write some custom code (will require quite a lot of effort).

There is a hook you can use called template_redirect. And you can check if a member is logged in using is_user_logged_in()

Hi @espellcaste

Try adding this to compose.php right under the private message <textarea></textarea>

wp_editor( '', 'content' );

I do believe that should be enough to get the basic editor working for private messages on the compose screen.

Note 1: Untested

Note 2: You can also pass an array of arguments in the form of $settings. This is…[Read more]

Actually that particular query will most probably be querying more than 60k records. You have 60k users, but the query in bp-activity-classes.php on line 387 is querying activity items. Considering an activity item gets added each time a user registers, changes their avatar, writes an update, a comment, a reply etc, then I’d guess there will be…[Read more]

You could also check max_execution_time isn’t set too low.

Is there anything else in the error logs?

Why would BP only query a few lines and then stop or time out?

Could be many things. Most possibly due to a limit of resources available on the server? What is your PHP memory_limit set to?

@j-j

What exactly is happening regarding the queries? Are they just running slowly or are they timing out and failing to complete? If they are timing out then try increasing the value of max_execution_time in your php.ini file, maybe to something like 180 seconds.

You could probably use the inbuilt WordPress editor wp_editor() with the message textarea. See here for more info: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_editor

@j-j 60,000 members is an awful lot compared to most BuddyPress installations! Whilst low-performance is less noticeable on websites that have low-traffic, it explains why your queries are taking the extra time.

Going into 2.0, I think the core team realised more could be done to help sites such as your own, so they earmarked lots of areas of…[Read more]

@visionorigin

is it possible through coding?

Definitely!

@sooskriszta I’m not a fan of the automatic linking either. You can remove the auto-linking using a plugin like this (by @bphelp):

https://github.com/bphelp/bp-remove-profile-links

@shanebp 1+ to BuddyBlock, looks good!

As an admin you can contact all uses using a sitewide notice. This depends on the messaging component being activated. If you want to contact members individually or if you want to disable private messaging then the only option I can see is to email them directly.

I’m not aware of a plugin that will do that for you so you may need to change the sign-up form’s code. Caution though, at this point a user isn’t registered or activated so you need to decide if you want to allow anonymous uploading

Without knowing anything about your set-up or if you’ve made any customisations, my thoughts are:

jCrop isn’t working properly
CSS might be causing the problem
Your theme might be causing the problem

@j-j ah man! Before you roll-back, sometimes a 502 error is easy to resolve so maybe give these steps a try:

1. Hit F5 or hard reload
2. Clear your browser’s cache (sometimes outdated files are cached by the browser)
3. Delete cookies (same as 2 but for cookies)

Not exactly an answer to your question but related to your site’s performance, take a look at Boone’s blog post. In particular the section on performance enhancements. Consider upgrading to BP 2.0 before you spend too much time investigating why 1.9.2 is slowing down your site.

BuddyPress 2.0 “Juliana”

<!– SEO Ultimate (http://www.seodesignsolutions.com/wordpress-seo/) –>

For that to be a comment, a couple of hyphens are missing. Maybe it should be this?

<!–- SEO Ultimate (http://www.seodesignsolutions.com/wordpress-seo/) –->

You could feed back to the developers of the plugin and maybe they’ll issue an update: http://…[Read more]

admin-ajax.php is known for being a little clunky. Googling to see if anyone else is experiencing problems with it I can across : http://www.markomedia.com.au/admin-ajax-php-high-cpu-problem-solved/

What hardware are you using? Are you on a shared hosting system? A ded? VPS?

It might be worth adding some background info like what platform are you migrating from? Which 3rd party plugins did you use? Etc…