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Hi

Try asking your question over at bbPress. They handle forum-related questions.

Further to what @djpaul said, make sure you have DISABLE_WP_CRON set to false in your wp-config.php file.

define( 'DISABLE_WP_CRON', false );

I’m not sure that specific field will be added to core but I’m sure a plugin will be easy to build

Glad to see you again on here @mcpeanut. Do share your BuddyPress website and story behind it when it’s ready!

You might have caching going on. Try asking your host if they are caching your CSS assets.

You should add custom CSS to your theme’s style.css document.

For example wp-content/themes/your-child-theme/style.css

The “Name” field isn’t unique. You can have 2 users with the same name if we are talking about that field.

This shouldn’t be possible. BuddyPress checks if a username exists before registering the user.

You could filter body_class and add a logged-in and logged-out class. Then style in your child theme’s style.css document. For example:

body.logged-out {
// Do some blurring
}

“bp_loaded” will also get the job done. You just need to find a hook that’s appropriate. A function needs to be defined before you call it so always worth keeping track of the load order in both WordPress and BuddyPress.

Try wrapping your call to bp_is_active() in a function hooked to something like wp.

For example:

add_action( 'wp', function() {
// Call bp_is_active() here
} );

You need to do this because it’s likely your plugin is loaded before BuddyPress, hence the bp_is_active() function isn’t defined at that point.

You could report the issue to the WP Mail SMTP plugin author. They usually appreciate the bug report and often fix.

Unfortunately, the fields are synchronized only when the profile is updated. I do not know how to start mass synchronization

This is likely because you’re hooking to a hook fired at profile update. You’ll need to hook your code to something that gets fired at another point in time.

I wonder why Members page is not part of the BuddyPress menu?

Good question! This is something you can change at the theme level. Nearly all areas of BuddyPress can be customised. If you need help feel free to post questions and open new topics.

You’ll need to use HTML. Check out this guide: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/HTML/Introduction_to_HTML/Getting_started

I’m not sure why I would need to hook to something?

Imagine a scenario where your functions.php file is loaded before something else. That something else won’t be available to you in functions.php.

Check out the plugins here https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/buddypress/

These plugin authors have used the “buddypress” tag which indicates a compatibility with BuddyPress.

Hope it helps!

BuddyPress should be compatible with PHP 7.0 and 7.1. What conflict are you seeing?

Try asking at bbPress. They handle all forum related questions.

I just noticed you want to schedule your callback. You will need to use the method described here https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_cron