[@jgflores Participant 9 months ago]

Hi everyone!

The issue with the member pages has been resolved. The problem was that after upgrading to version 12, the member pages were rendering on the incorrect page template and that’s why they were empty.

[@jgflores Participant 10 months ago]

Thank you @vapvarun for your replies!

Do you or anyone has an idea how to solve the issue I am having with the member pages, such as the Profile, Activity, Notifications, Messages, etc.?

These pages are completely empty after upgrading to version 12. Before the update, everything was showing without any issues. I have installed the BP Classic Plugin, but it didn’t solve the problem.

Thank you in advance!

[@jgflores Participant 10 months, 2 weeks ago]

Hi @vapvarun, Thank you very much for your reply!

I have proceeded with your recommendations, but without any success. I refreshed the permalinks and activated the debug log. Unfortunately, I am still getting the Error 403 Forbidden, and the debugger is not recording any errors.

I have tried the troubleshooting mode in WP and deactivated all the plugins. The only two plugins active were BuddyPress and BP Classic. However, I am still experiencing both issues: 1) the 403 Forbidden error and the Member pages (Profile, Activity, Notifications, Messages, etc.) are showing as completely empty (blank pages).

Do you have any other suggestions?

[@jgflores Participant 10 months, 2 weeks ago]

My BP Configuration:

version: 12.2.0
active_components: Community Members, Extended Profiles, Account Settings, Private Messaging, Activity Streams, Notifications
template_pack: BuddyPress Nouveau 12.2.0
url_parser: Legacy Parser
hide-loggedout-adminbar: No
bp-disable-account-deletion: No
bp-disable-avatar-uploads: Yes
bp-disable-cover-image-uploads: Yes
bp-enable-members-invitations: undefined
bp-enable-membership-requests: undefined
bp-disable-profile-sync: No
bp-disable-blogforum-comments: No
_bp_enable_heartbeat_refresh: Yes

[@jgflores Participant 6 years, 8 months ago]

Hello you all!

Since I am using BuddyPress, I have a couple of questions regarding the GDPR compliance:

– Is this plugin setting cookies with personal information from visitors (like IP-address)?
– Is this plugin collecting, storing and/or sending personal information from visitors (IP-address, etc.) locally and/or externally?

In case that you are storing/sending and/or processing visitors’ information:

– Are the IP addresses only stored anonymously, i.e. without the last octet?
– What are you doing with the stored information?
– Do you share the data with 3rd parties? If yes, have you concluded appropriate contracts with the subcontractors that commit the subcontractors equally to data protection?
– When will the user data stored by you (in particular cookies) be deleted?
– Do you offer opt-out options for users (if yes, how are they implemented)?
– Can you provide us with a Data Processing Agreement including technical and organisational protection measures as well as an overview of the subcontractual relationships for signature?

Thanks in advance for your replay!

Best regards
Jose