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Which theme are you using?

Have you tried Rendez Vous?

Have you tried WordPress SEO by Yoast?

Try Limit Groups Per User

This sounds like a job for WordPress Cron. Note that WordPress Cron works slightly different to the UNIX version in that it runs only if there is a site visit. So if your website has low traffic then use a service such as Pingdom to ensure your site is hit regularly.

I’ve uninstalled the plugin and deleted it but it is still redirected all my pages to some random phpforum.

The random phpforum you speak of, is that another website? If so, you have malware and will need to remove it.

@duxortus in the code you’ve posted, your single quote marks look weird. Not sure if it’ll matter but they should really be like this:

'

Not like this:

’

Thanks for sharing @patrix87!

Hi @stefanbu

It isn’t clear from your post what you are trying to do. You should explain in detail your aim and any problems you’re facing.

The loop you posted simply iterates over the $actions array (assuming it is an array), adding actions for each array element.

Does this help?

It isn’t a copy-and-paste thing. You’d need to place your button inside the condition.

You could use current_user_can() to check the member’s capabilities. For example:

if ( current_user_can( 'edit_pages' ) ) {
// Output button
}

Ref: https://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities

That does sound strange. Did you restore both your database and files? If you did both, you should be seeing the 15 front-end members again.

Hi @richgraphicsstudio,

We need Groups and also Private Groups

I’d activate the Groups component.

Need to be able to upload face pictures

With BuddyPress, uploading profile photos is possible by default.

Hope this helps?

Hi @brianbws,

You’ll need to extend the BP_Attachment class with your own subclass. See the BP_Attachment article for more info.

Not that I know of. Have a read of How to Take Control of The WordPress Heartbeat API for an overview of the performance issues associated with it.

It seems this is in-progress. See 6057 for updates.

That indicates Kleo may be causing the email problem.

Regarding the web-notifications, can you test again but this time use TwentyFifteen and deactivate all plugins (aside from BP).

Glad to see you’ve managed to solve the problem yourself.

Looking through your list of active plugins, it’s likely one or more are using admin-ajax.php. You should try identify which of them are a) using the resource and b) how often. The Heartbeat API is known to put pressure on admin-ajax.php so perhaps check if any are using that as well.