If this is the slug my-stream, you could look for that slug in your database.
Or perhaps /86/ is the post_id.
Or look up the post ID based on the title – but titles may not be unique.
bp_get_activity_id() only works in the stack used for activity loops.
You seem to be parsing some feed file.
Perhaps you could show an example of the contents of item[$i].
It can be done. You will need to write a ‘bridge’ between the data in group meta ( Company Profiles ) and a user’s profile data.
( Hopefully, a user can only belong to one group. )
How you do that and how often it needs to ‘sync’ is up to you.
This task will require an experienced BP developer.
Did you confirm that the issue is not in the Aardvark theme?
Do so by switching momentarily to a WP theme like 2020, and see if the issue persists.
A lot of work has been done recently re BP Invitations – it could be that the Aardvark theme has not caught up.
Those items can be accomplished but the solutions are beyond the scope of these forums.
If you cannot write the necessary code, you will need to hire an experienced BP developer.
You need to look in the code for ‘membership-account’ which is not a BuddyPress page.
Perhaps you are using a membership plugin – contact the plugin creators.
You are correct. A parameter for $html is missing and defaults to true.
Please open a new ticket and refer to this thread.
You could call bp_get_group_avatar() instead and set that parameter.
Find the function in this file and review the params:
buddypress\bp-groups\bp-groups-template.php
The error is still the empty IN().
You could try turning off other plugins and switching momentarily to a WP theme like 2020 – that may narrow down the error source.
Yes, the empty IN is the problem.
Is the error thrown when you message another member?
If not, then the issue is related to your theme or generatepress.
