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Hey @kdannay

Is BuddyPress actually sending – or is the problem at your client’s end? i.e. your client’s email client can’t display the – character properly?

I just spoke with Boone, he suggested a reinstall of BuddyPress is needed because it looks as though your upgrade didn’t complete properly. bp-core-functions.php shouldn’t contain a reference to the BP_Core_Sort_By_Key_Callback class because the class was removed in 2.8.0.

The file (and class) exists in 2.7.4 but not in 2.8.0. I’ll ask over at Slack and report back.

Note email addresses are used for password management (resetting a lost password for example). If members use dummy email addresses they risk being locked out of the site if they forget their password.

I believe xprofile_insert_field() will insert or update a profile field. Here’s an example of how to use it:

$f = xprofile_insert_field( array(
'field_group_id' => 8,
'type' => 'textbox',
'name' => 'Foo',
'is_required' => false,
'can_delete' => false,
'description' => 'This is a…[Read more]

You should try asking on the plugin’s support forum. Hopefully the author will be able to help.

Try using Twenty Fifteen and disabling all plugins. It’s either a plugin or your theme that’s slowing things down. Once you find the culprit you can try opening a support ticket with the theme or plugin author.

Check out this article:

bp_core_new_nav_default()

I believe the wp_new_user_notification() function is what you’re looking for. It’s pluggable so you can define your own which will override the original definition:

function wp_new_user_notification( $user_id, $deprecated = null, $notify = '' ) {
// Your own code here. Copy and paste the original function's content and then modify if you…[Read more]

Do you have any plugins running aside from BuddyPress? If so, do you get the fatal error when activating BuddyPress (with the rest of the plugins deactivated)?

Using the buddypress() function avoids the need to declare a global. Try to avoid globals in your code if you can.

I’m not aware of a function. Anyone else here know of one?

You should be able to avoid the global by doing this:

echo buddypress()->bp_nav['foo']['link'];

Try buddypress()->foo->slug where foo is the name of your item. If this doesn’t work then “foo” may need to be a component.

You can define the slug when you call the bp_core_new_nav_item() function. For example:

// Define slug in args array.
$args = array(
'slug' => 'foo'
);
bp_core_new_nav_item( $args );

Hey!

You can use the bp_get_activity_content_body hook to filter that function’s output.

You did the right thing informing WP Time Capsule as this is likely to be related to that plugin. Hopefully they’ll be able to resolve the issue.

You can add a condition inside your template. For example:

// Get $value here.

// Check if $value is Yes.
if ( 'Yes' === $value ) {
// Output
}

Are you getting anything in your error log?

A 508 error usually means your website is hitting a resource limit set by your hosting company. This could be either CPU usage or maybe RAM. Try contacting your host to see if the limit can be adjusted.

Crowdmentions will web notify members of a group if a @ keyword is used in the update’s text. However, emails aren’t sent for various reasons.

Disclaimer: I’m the plugin author.