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Do you profile links look like:

example.com/username/

or:

example.com/members/username/

If your profile links look like the first then you have root profiles enabled.

There was a change that went live in 1.9.2 which might have caused your issue if you were using root profiles. Considering you’re not, then that can’t be why you’re seeing the white space.

Are you using root profiles?

Go to line 239 in bp-core-caps.php and remove the function (keep a backup of the old file). Once you’ve removed that function you won’t get the fatal error. Then when you can access your site again – go back and restore bp-core-caps.php to how it was before you made the change.

As to why you’re getting this fatal error – I have no idea?

@slips111

The Load More button is dependent on the markup (HTML) of the page. If you’ve customised the group activity page HTML then that might be why it doesn’t work any more.

Hi @terraling

Could it be anything to do with the customisations you made to the registration process recently?

Hi

Try:

echo bp_core_fetch_avatar( array(
'alt' => 'Profile picture of ' . bp_get_loggedin_user_fullname(),
'class' => 'avatar',
'width' => 50,
'height' => 50,
'item_id' => bp_loggedin_user_id(),
'type' => 'full',
'title'=> bp_get_loggedin_user_fullname()
)…

@mbonner considering it’s a brand new site then root profiles will be disabled (that is the default) so it can’t be related to that problem.

Try updating BP to 1.9.2 (released yesterday) and deactivate WooCommerce. There shouldn’t be any conflict with bbPress and BuddyPress. However, WooCommerce is third party so there might be a conflict there.

I’m going to post this thread in BuddyPress forums to see if they are aware of what’s going on but any help here would be greatly appreciated.

This is the BuddyPress forum?

Regarding root profiles, there may be a problem with certain logic working in 1.9.2 if root profiles are enabled. Root profiles are enabled if your links look like thi…[Read more]

have you used WordPress.com? That uses WP MU and has more than 10,000 users. In fact, I’d guess it easily has over 1 million users.

Perhaps somebody here already runs a BP or MU site which has lots of users and could give you some feedback?

Are you using root profiles?

Are you using root profiles?

Your problem may be related to a change which went live in 1.9.2. Have a read this ticket from comment 10 onwards:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5307

Hi @imdreamer

he said wordpress is not a good solution to build a large scale’s social network, it has limitation in its core structure

What was the limitation that your friend was referring to?

@buddyboss thanks! I did try searching but found nothing. That thread would have saved me having to dig around bp-messages-template.php to find the answer.

Done it with:

$args = array(
'order' => 'DESC'
);
if ( bp_thread_has_messages( $args ) ) :

You could try adding this to your theme’s functions.php:

remove_action( 'wp_head', 'bp_core_add_cropper_inline_js' );

It’s a quick and dirty approach – just removes the script necessary for the cropping to happen. You’ll still be shown the image crop step – they’ll just be no way for the user to actually do the cropping.

Note:…[Read more]

The xprofile_sync_wp_profile function should take care of the last name for you. Isn’t this happening?

Gumby isn’t one I’ve used personally, but agreed it does look good! I see it’s built with Sass – which is always good.