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What exactly in BuddyPress is the problem? Have you tried the 2.0 beta?

BuddyPress 2.0 Beta 1 is now available

Hard to say in your specific case, but we have revamped the sign-up and activation processes to be a bit more straight-forward, code wise. Give the beta a spin, and let us know how it works for you.

Great Scott!

These time issues crop up every blue moon, so any insight you can provide into the following time settings would be awesome:

Your physical timezone
The timezone setting of your server(s)
The timezone setting of your PHP configuration
The timezone setting of your WordPress installation

Seems somewhere down the line, there’s a…[Read more]

If someone would be kind enough to detail precisely how to duplicate the bug you’re experiencing in a new ticket over at bbpress.trac.wordpress.org, I’ll be happy to look into this further.

We’ve made great strides on the bbPress/forums integration in the past few years. If there are still lingering wrinkles, we’ll get them ironed out.

This feature does not currently exist in BuddyPress.

The core team has talked about what a robust member-to-member role and capability system would look like for a few years now (to allow for this sort of functionality) however we haven’t prioritized it yet.

The link to your image is broken.

I have a hunch why the last activity says that. bbPress will need a fix.

Jumping the gun a bit, but your enthusiasm is greatly appreciated. The core team will likely put together a wish list immediately before we start 2.1 development. Until then, you can watch the state of all-things-2.1 over on trac at: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/milestone/2.1

Look again; they can’t not be there. 🙂

You may need to be crafty and override the BP_Messages_Box_Template() class too, as it contains more hardcoded assumptions about what box the user is looking at.

Hmm…

The problem here is the bp_has_message_threads() function itself. It comes with hardcoded checks to override the $box to sentbox or inbox based on the results of bp_is_current_action().

You could try something this, in lieu of bp_has_message_threads():

function bp_custom_has_message_threads( $args = '' ) {
global $messages_template;

$r =…[Read more]

Root profiles are not deprecated, though we have some planned obsolescence for almost all of our global constants, moving them into functions with filters and/or options.

Our rewrite rules improvements for BuddyPress 2.0 will ideally enable any component to exist at a root level. At the time that code was written, it solved an immediate problem…[Read more]

Next guess is some plugin conflict.

Best way to figure that out is to systematically disable one plugin at a time, until the issue corrects itself.

We definitely strive to keep both BuddyPress and bbPress compatible with as many plugins and themes as possible, so if anything needs fixing on our end, we’ll make sure it happens.

To be completely upgrade proof, I would make an mu-plugin out of it.

https://codex.wordpress.org/Must_Use_Plugins

That way it’s always running when BuddyPress is running, and it will never go away unless you explicitly tell it to by deleting or modifying your code.

Look! You’re writing your own plugins today!

Unfortunately, you can’t assume that because your account has a certain role, that you’re able to do certain things, especially once you start installing membership plugins that directly manipulate the way roles and capabilities work.

(Role/cap problems are amongst the worst to troubleshoot in WordPress, IMO. There is no UI to help you, and there…[Read more]

Do you have any WordPress Role editing plugins installed? Or membership plugins like S2Member?

It’s possible something has altered your role capabilities so that bbPress’s read_topics capability is broken.

Or, it’s possible it’s just a template issue. The query itself happens in bbp_has_replies(), so start your debugging there to see if it’s a…[Read more]

If the Activity meta table really was deleted, you’ll want to restore that table (and likely the entire database) from before your attack occurred.

If you have evidence of BuddyPress being the attach vector (and not simply that your site is running BuddyPress) please follow the instructions provided at the link…[Read more]

WordPress.org accounts cannot be deleted. If it’s an emergency, contact one of us directly.