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Take a look at the bp_insert_activity_meta() function – you’ll need to work with the filters in there to modify the date output.

It’s called indirectly from entry.php in your activity folder, and is […]

No, they are talking about changing your entire theme, not a page template

From Appearance … Themes… choose bp-default, and test if it works

If it fails in bp-default as well, there is something wrong […]

As you are using the Parallelus theme – it might be worth asking on their support forums if this is a known problem

s2member and gravity (with it’s mail chimp extension) allow you to build alternative registration forms with mail chimp opt in options.

take a look at this page for details of accessing the logged in user domain:

https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/the-bp-global/

There are also some wrapper functions you can use – e.g. bp_loggedin_user_domain()

@mike00m – first thing: if you want support on a particular problem, it really helps to give your thread a meaningful title that says something about the sort of problem you are experiencing.

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It’s stored in the wp_user_meta table, and there are some BuddyPress wrapper functions around the standard WordPress get_user_meta() functions.

You should be able to use:

$activity = bp_get_user_meta( […]

Do you mean, you want to send an email to everyone when a new (blog) post is posted, or when any kind of item is posted to the activity stream?

For the first you can hook a function on to the WordPress […]

try increasing the memory via your php.ini file, not via wp-config.php

It’s clear from the error message above that your site is exceeding it’s PHP memory limit.

It’s standard WordPress syntax for including templates (e.g. sidebars, footers, template parts).

If you have a template called header-buddypress.php defined it will include that, if not it will fallback to header.php.

If you are using the bp-default theme —

All you have to do is login, visit someone’s profile, and the send message buttons are there

Yesterday I got this error too
PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 37708 bytes) in /home2/zetaport/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 316

Try […]

Did you check your web server error log as Paul suggested?

BuddyPress supports private messaging ‘straight out of the box’ by default (‘send message’).

Do you mean ‘instant messaging’?

@mercime – you, me and everyone we know is aware of the issue 🙂 !

You may have some plugin installed that is causing a conflict.

As always, to narrow that down:

1. switch to bp-default
2. deactivate all your plugins, except BP

Does it work now?

Then reactivate the […]

@michaeljdornan – there’s a job board group on this site (not easy to find though!)

It makes sense to post your requirement there: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-jobs-board/forum/

Your costs […]

los detalles que necesitas estan aqui: https://codex.buddypress.org/translations/spanish-espanol-generico-es_es-correctedcorregido-by-buddypress-esorg/

Members can’t write on each other’s walls in BuddyPress anyway. Not unless you are using a plugin / bespoke theme that supports that.

If you are, you’ll have to disable the bp_is_friend() check in that code […]

It doesn’t work – I don’t know why it is there @johnjamesjacoby