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One of the drawbacks of a plugin that requires it’s own theme located within the actual plugin is that if you deactivate the plugin then immediately try and visit the front of the site you will throw an error as […]

It’s a fact of life take note again of what modemlooper said earlier This only blocks bots, people are getting paid pennies to sign up to sites

If you want to run a WP site with open registration (it’s not […]

Please use backticks to surround pasted code – backticks rather than commas.

As I can’t see what you actually tried I can only guess at what happened – did you copy verbatim what I posted as that will break […]

That’s non standard behaviour so you need to look at what plugins you might be running, disable any one by one to see if messages go away then you know the culprit or it may be a theme issue – although less […]

Good point, cookies and referrers are necessary.

As long as you ensure that the profile-loop file matches or doesn’t conflict with your themes markup – and it’s just the loop so should present no issues then make folders /members/single/profile/ in your child […]

? bp-members plugin what’s that ? the file I refer to is in the bp-default theme and ought to exist in child themes

a simple method of preventing access to profiles would be to open up members/single/profile/profile-loop.php and wrap the contents in a is_user_logged() check something like:

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?php do_action( […]

To be honest; trial & error, play around , a lot, with a test install on your local machine, but also do read through the extensive WP codex pages for beginners especially the theming sections.

erm no lets not advise people go and directly edit DB 😉

You need to visit the themes page to ensure you have reset themes before logging out or trying to visit the frontend as the BP theme was still in effect operational in WP eye’s

This is a design job I’m doing for a client

It may be design but you are going to need to know a fair degree about how BP works and WP, BP doesn’t automatically add a dropdown menu so your theme must be […]

@vus firstly you should not re-open threads that are old especially ones that are two years old it is very unlikely they will be relevant to your issue – especially where code is concerned.

Please start your […]

it’s supposed to set bp_get_current_signup_step() to ‘completed-signup’ and that value is checked and if returns true then it should run the ‘Sign Up Complete’ heading so it sounds as though that function is […]

yep will be, I would pass that on to Brajesh so he can update, it was a good spot I scanned through that code snippet but missed that, however the point of the deprecated function is to allow the older function to […]

I only made an “accident” and didn’t post in two places on purpose. I am learning as I go along. Good grief

Newly re-named user 🙂 this wasn’t deliberate it’s buggy behaviour with this particular install, […]

The question would be how does this behaviour stack up against bp-defaults behaviour answer that and you answer the question as to whether it’s an issue with this theme. To be honest it’s really a question that […]

A ‘global’ makes a variable available in different scopes – a function creates a new scope and code or variables that exist outside the function need to be passed through:

global $bp;

However if you […]

And you haven’t made any changes to the the register file at all – it’s stock standard BP file, permalinks are all working correctly, you have no plugins running that might affect things, in fact basic testing […]

Wouldn’t cost you that much although depends on the beautification that your required, however seeing as mercime will fix things for free, please consider a small donation to a worthwhile charity 🙂