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To ensure you haven’t got an errent plugin at work, disable all non essential plugins to see if things improve, if possible simply run with WP and BP nothing else.

If you are on shared hosting then there may […]

Agreed on the matter of adding a plugin to cure the symptoms, it’s not really a solution; sending email is a fiddly business due to a plethora of badly implemented solutions for trying to ID spam mail, but […]

And obviously all those accounts have mail boxes and , receive emails to addresses such as joeblogs@example.com?So is your server hosting BP acknowledged as a server allowed to relay mail from itself under that […]

And can you confirm that you actually have gone through the setup process to ensure forums are activated for groups, and moved necessary bb-config file to site root if not there and that is has correct connection […]

You should search through BP plugins list before requesting really 🙂 or perhaps that wasn’t sort of thing you were after?:

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-group-email-subscription/home/

No such thing sadly; you could ensure the fields are in a specific group of their own and then wrap that in a if is_admin check so only admins can read, if you are creating a theme for general use and wouldn’t […]

😆 oh if you had a programmer you should have thrown it his way first- anyway it’s an easy enough problem to deal with one way or another.

@Dope-Sheet as was mentioned on another thread please start a new topic on your issue it’s not good forum nettiquette to tag onto other peoples unrelated posts.

Closing this thread.

This isn’t really a question for BP, Users and DB is WP stuff; BP just rides on the back of so to speak.

I have run across sites that have a user base running into the tens of thousands so I don’t think there […]

You’ll need to do something like wrap the custom xprofile loop section in a check for a specific field name ‘birthdate’ and do something like ‘if not’ ‘birthdate’ go ahead and display field item or display […]

always forget about bb-config 🙂

You should in theory not be needing to worry about md5 or any other encryption passwords are plain text in wp-config/bb-config and in mysql they are hashed after […]

@DJPaul Interestingly?

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width/height attributes having been set in functions.php:
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No bp-custom.php has to run from plugins folder.

As much as one would expect functions.php to be too late in the proceedings to set a constant that is read it did/does actually work for me to change my user […]

No don’t tell me the easter bunny doesn’t exist again I have to preserve some illusions in life otherwise my whole frame of reference falls apart 🙁

And saying things like There is no Easter Bunny is like saying Santa doesn’t exist, shame on you, think of all those poor geeks crying over their keyboards now.

Firstly moral of this story is do not mess with Databases unless you really know what you are doing, plugins that suggest doing things to alter db conditions should have a lot of red warning text and detailed […]

Closing thread, duplicate of:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/custom-selectbox-issue/

A child theme uses as it’s core the parent theme, it references any template pages you copy over from parent theme to child theme. The child theme files are used in preference to the same named file in parent […]

Those are constants, the whole point of them is that you can set them yourself and override the BP ones as the bp ones check to see if they are defined first somewhere. Try it ou, either in bp-custom.php or functions.php