If your website is live, always make sure you set WP_DEBUG to false. WP_DEBUG should always be set to true in your test website because it will let you (and you only) know when things are wrong. Whilst some debug notices aren’t errors, you should generally try to fix all of them if you can.
Support is key in my experience. Before you sign up to a 12 or 24-month contract, check out the host’s support policy and also search online to hear what their customers are saying. In my personal opinion, there’s nothing worse than an unaccommodating host.
Right. So it looks as though it could be something the BuddyPress core team might need to look at. Can you open a Trac ticket explaining how the profile fields are displaying in the wrong order? If you could provide as much info as you can that’d be great.
You can use the same username and password as you use here in the forums.
Try checking the order using the TwentyFifteen theme and if the order is as expected, then that means there might be a problem with the Boss theme. If that’s the case, you should let the BuddyBoss team know so they can hopefully release a fix.
The activity post form that is displayed on the site-wide activity page can be found here. You could use a modified version of that in your profile template?
You could use bp-custom.php for this if a hook is available but an alternative method would be to override the template. Check out the BuddyPress Template Hierarchy article for more info. This approach gives you more control over what exactly is to be displayed on your website.
This can be accomplished using BuddyPress. As to whether you’ll need plugins or custom code, I’d be tempted to say you’ll need to go down the custom route because I haven’t seen a plugin that will do this for you (I may be wrong so check the Plugin Directory first).
“Your BuddyPress” is a place to show off your wonderful BuddyPress creations. Even though your Facebook group isn’t a BuddyPress creation, it is third-party and seems to be dedicated to BuddyPress so I thought this forum was a fitting place for your post.
Theme My Login will allow you to perform a redirect on login. You will need to add the social login button functionality separately. Search the WordPress Plugin Directory for one that works for you and is actively maintained.
This won’t be easily done. If you take a look in bp_core_screen_signup(), you’ll see it expects the user’s email to be provided. If no email is given, then an error will be reported.
This isn’t possible by default. You’d likely need to custom code something like this. Alternatively, you may find a plugin that does something similar.
