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Those pages don’t actually use CPTs at all which means you might not be able to use the scripts_to_footer_post_types hook in this case. Which scripts are you trying to move to the footer? It’s easy to move them manually (without the need for a plugin). When enqueuing the script, you set the 5th param of wp_enqueue_script() to true.

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Some plugin developers do require more recent versions of PHP but by doing that they limit their potential number of users. The solution could be for WordPress to add an admin notice “You are using an insecure version of PHP, please bug your host to upgrade”. Then once the stats indicate a small number of are users left on 5.2, they can stop…[Read more]

if there is a queue still, it’s in your application’s database/code somewhere

BuddyPress doesn’t queue up emails in this way. You should deactivate all custom code you’re running, that includes any import scripts or custom libraries, plugins, code snippets in functions.php or bp-custom.php and then check again if mail is being sent out.

Agreed @mcpeanut, the speed improvements alone are worth the upgrade. PHP 7 also has some useful features that us developers would love to use. Problem is, most cheap hosts will still be on something like 5.4 so we can’t use any of the new features in our plugins.

To get an idea what version of PHP WordPress users are on, take a look at these…[Read more]

Oops, sorry. Yes it should be defined as true. Good spot @shanebp

Try setting BP_MESSAGES_AUTOCOMPLETE_ALL to false. For example, add this to either your theme’s functions.php or your bp-custom.php file:

define( 'BP_MESSAGES_AUTOCOMPLETE_ALL', false );

Please note I haven’t tested.

BP uses the wp_mail() function to send email. Ref https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_mail/

@shanebp‘s suggestion will mark web notifications as “read”. Regarding email notifications, if they’ve already been triggered and are sitting in a mail queue waiting to be sent, I suggest you contact your host. Hopefully they can delete the whole batch for you directly.

BuddyPress now includes PHP 7 in its tests so sites running PHP 7 should be covered:

Ref: https://twitter.com/JJJ/status/673520650624061441

Regarding taking advantage of PHP 7 features, the plugin won’t do that. Any feature introduced after PHP 5.2 won’t be in BuddyPress yet because 5.2 is the minimum requirement to run WordPress.

The Codex is maintained by volunteers (we’re all volunteers here at BP, even the core devs). The good thing is it’s an open source project so you can edit pages, and add new info yourself if you see something that needs improving.

You should look at the page source and find a suitable wrapper class (that is already in existence). For example:

<div class="this-could-be-your-wrapper-class">
<div class="so-could-this">
<img src="" alt="" />
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See the Members Loop article for details on how to output a member list.

I can’t reproduce the problem. Do you have any plugins activated aside from BP? I’m using the latest WP (4.3.1) and BP (2.4.0).

Are you sure that’s the Twenty Fourteen theme? I see this:

Which theme are you using? Try Twenty Fifteen to see if it looks like the documentation screenshot.

How about being more specific with your CSS selector?

.some-wrapper-class .avatar-150 {
// ...
}

Be sure you’ve created a page called Groups under Dashboard > Pages and then go to example.com/groups in your web browser. You should see a listing of all of your groups.

Hi @functionmunchkin

This forum uses bbPress, you should probably add your feature request here:

https://bbpress.org/forums/

This could be implemented by querying the bp_messages_messages table for the last 10 rows and then checking the date_sent column against the current time.

This isn’t currently possible. Your best bet is to try searching for a plugin.

Ref: https://wordpress.org/plugins/