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Which plugins do you have activated?

If you just need a quick and dirty approach for yourself to view, you could use the standard group loop to output a loop. See here.

Then put the following snippet directly after the line: <?php while ( bp_groups() ) : bp_the_group(); ?>

Snippet:

<?php
$args = array(
'populate_extras' => true,
'group_id => bp_get_group_id()
);
$group =…[Read more]

If you just need a quick and dirty approach for yourself to view, you could use the standard group loop to output a loop. See here.

Then put the following snippet directly after <?php while ( bp_groups() ) : bp_the_group(); ?>

<?php
$args = array(
'populate_extras' => true,
'group_id => bp_get_group_id()
);
$group = groups_get_group(…[Read more]

Hi @shaquana_folks

It sounds as though the problem is related to your theme. Do you see the problem happen with TwentyFifteen activated?

Hi @hansvdzwet

What happens is that when the TemplatesNext Toolkit plugin is active, all and every BuddyPress related link shows a page containing the content of the main/home page.

Does the problem happen when the plugin is deactivated? If not, then I suggest you contact the plugin author letting them know the details. Hopefully they can issue a fix.

Hi @hansvdzwet

What happens is that when the TemplatesNext Toolkit plugin is active, all and every BuddyPress related link shows a page containing the content of the main/home page.

Does the problem happen with the plugin is deactivated? If not, then I suggest you contact the plugin author letting them know the details. Hopefully they can issue a fix.

Hi @patrykos360

This is most likely a theme problem. Which theme are you using?

Hi @butterzeugs,

Here are a couple of options:

rtMedia
MediaPress

Hi @backpackersunion,

Companion stylesheets were introduced in 2.3. You can read more about them here.

If they’re not quite to your taste, you can dequeue them. Here’s an example of how to do it:

function dequeue_bp_twentyfifteen() {
wp_dequeue_style( 'bp-twentyfifteen' );
}
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'dequeue_bp_twentyfifteen'…

Yeah sounds like it could be your database preserving referential integrity. i.e. Can’t delete a profile group unless all fields belonging to that group have been deleted first.

Check what’s going on by looking at your database. This may help:

BuddyPress Database Diagram

I may be wrong but passing a field_group_id could mean an existing field group gets updated. If no field_group_id is passed or the passed field_group_id doesn’t exist then a new field group gets created. And perhaps field group IDs don’t get recycled?

That’s more of a guess than actual fact. The BP_XProfile_Group class is where the magic happens…[Read more]

@codemonkeybanana Glad to hear you solved this 🙂

Hey guys,

This is a known issue. See #6360 for more info.

(@codemonkeybanana I think you already found it) 🙂

@hnla in the past, whenever Google said jump, I tended to blindly jump fearing that their ranking algorithm would punish me if I didn’t. Nowadays, unfortunately, I still tend to blindly jump. 😉

I think what Google is saying “remove render blocking JavaScript” is kind of misleading. Remove being the offending word. Rather, they most likely mean to say move all JavaScript to the footer so it doesn’t block page rendering.

Note, I’d most certainly keep the JavaScript. However, I may consider moving it like Google suggest.

@danbp thanks for these links! 🙂

Hi @danbp,

Do you have any links to details about the gettext problem? I’m interested to learn more.

Hi @joshdrok

An alternative way of changing text is to use the gettext filter. See this article for more info:

https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Filter_Reference/gettext

Hey @vanleurth

You could use the bp_parse_args filter for this. It will allow you to perform a meta query.

Hope this info helps 🙂

Hi @quincie

268mb is quite a lot. Do you know what is causing this limit to be reached?