If you’re sending a message from your profile, please ensure you include at least one recipient (@username). Alternatively, you can go to the specific member’s profile and send a private message, where the username will be automatically selected. https://prnt.sc/GTYLmzCi6RO7 https://prnt.sc/V3W8_0VT6z1M
Navigate to admin dashboard >> groups >> edit group >> manage members >> edit user and change the role from group admin to group member.
Please refer to the attached: https://prnt.sc/AhFcHskYBAbn
Hope your issue is solved yet, but if not please read further.
It seems like a third-party plugin or theme conflict issue, so to narrow things down, deactivate all plugins nonessential to BP functioning and then re-activate them one by one until the issue reappears.
Please make sure to take a proper backup prior. However, the best practice is to debug this on your staging site.
This doesn’t seem to be a recognized issue. It’s possible that you disabled the option after creating the group, which allows group admins to still manage the group. If I’ve misunderstood anything, please let me know. A screen recording might be helpful. https://prnt.sc/vPxid179sUi3 https://prnt.sc/8h792R_rS2dZ
Instead of clicking directly on the user avatar, please try hovering over the avatar and then navigating to “Profile” followed by “Edit”. This may help. As for notifications, I’m not certain. Please check your email once. https://prnt.sc/6lQW0HYtv6bA
If you’ve mapped the page within the plugin settings, it will redirect to that specific page for blog posting; otherwise, it will display the form within the BP profile.
Additionally, I recommend contacting plugin support for further assistance, as they can provide you with more comprehensive insights into this matter.
Hope your issue is solved yet but if not please read further.
It seems like a third-party plugin or theme conflict issue, so to narrow things down, deactivate all plugins nonessential to BP functioning and then re-activate them one by one until the issue reappears.
Please make sure to take a proper backup prior.
In case of a theme, please activate a theme that is known to behave correctly with BuddyPress, that will be any theme that is in the default install from WP, so choose either ‘Twenty Twenty-two’, ‘Twenty Twenty-three’, or a later one. Having activated one of these themes, check again if you still have the same issue, if you haven’t then this tells us it’s theme-related, and in the first instance, you should contact the theme author for help.
