I solved it with chatgpt which had made me a plugin to put .html also in the forum (which like buddypress does not depend on the parmalinks that are set on wp).
/%postname%.html
I’m importing an old site that had parmalinks like maysite.com/name-article.html, so I set the parmalinks to /%postname%.html.
But now, since buddypress doesn’t have a / after the %/, it’s breaking the forum tab URLs, even though the buddypress links don’t contain the .html because they don’t follow the custom parmalink rules.
Why can’t the WordPress profile fields be selected by the user?
For example, the city field is useful for the admin, so it’s mandatory, but the user doesn’t want to make it public.
To do this, you need to create a custom city field not linked to the user’s WordPress profile, but this would then be a duplicate field.
this latest model seems the most comprehensive. because it is not about wordpress.org? I’m afraid to use extensions unofficial because if the developer ceases to update them as is?
