Customisations are usually the problem. The only way of pinpointing the issue is trial-and-error. For example, remove all custom code you’ve added, then add in one item of functionality at a time, testing your website as you go along. You’ll then find the offending bit of code that has introduced the problem.
Do you get this problem with all plugins disabled and TwentyFifteen activated? I’m surprised you’re able to post on the group forum whilst not logged-in. That doesn’t sound right to me.
Whilst I can’t offer any help myself in this instance, the actual table you’re importing is irrelevant so both the WordPress and BuddyPress support forums might not be the best place to look to get help. Instead, perhaps try a phpMyAdmin or MySQL support forum. Hopefully they’ll be more help.
function my_private_profiles() {
// Bail if not a profile page.
if ( ! bp_is_user_profile() )
return;
// Allow admin users.
if ( current_user_can( 'manage_options' ) )
return;
// Allow the profile owner.
if ( bp_loggedin_user_id() == bp_displayed_user_id() )
return;
// If we get to here, redirect to homepage.
bp_core_redirect( home_url() );
}
add_action( 'init', 'my_private_profiles' );
You can copy and paste it into your theme’s functions.php file. Please note I haven’t tested.
To answer that question I think you’ve just got to put it out there. Making it available on the wp.org will attract far more attention than this forum topic 🙂
The error message is telling us that the undefined function bp_has_forum_topics() is being used in your theme’s front-page.php on line 122. I suspect you don’t have forums activated?
You usually make customisations to your theme’s style via the functions.php file. Considering you’re using a premium theme, the author should provide support. Try writing to them asking how you can make your needed changes.
I did some digging and bp_blogs_activity_new_post_action does actually apply to blog posts so my apologies for leading you to believe it applies to activity posts.
To answer your question about component_id, the docs say:
ID of the BuddyPress component to associate the activity item
This isn’t hugely helpful because it doesn’t tell us anything new. But the component_id is just the internal identifier of the component. It gets set during the component creation process. Take the Friends component as an example, see here. And in the case of blogs, see here. The buddypress()->blogs->id what you see in your function is just a way of accessing that ID.
Thanks for posting your code. I’m pretty sure the bp_blogs_activity_new_post_action hook fires when you create an activity post, not when you create a new WP “post”
Considering your $activity_action should be “username created a new Post” but “username wrote a new item” is appearing, then your activity action is obviously being ignored.
I struggled to see much from the screenshot you shared via tinypic.com. I just see various pop-ups and adverts. It might be worth sharing images with a service such as imgur.com instead going forward.
Diagnosing that problem is going to be rather difficult on the little info we have to go on. My advice is to search the WordPress code base to see if anything shows up for the exact error string you’re seeing. Then try to trace back to see what may be causing the error.
