The password reset link on your website is functional. However, it should not lead to wp-logmein.php path. Please check your active plugins and themes for any code that may redirect to that path.
@wingflap activity mark favorite differs from marking a topic as a favorite.
To link “mark favorite” actions on bbPress topics to BuddyPress activities, you may need custom development or specific plugins, as it’s not a default feature.
You can use any SMTP plugin with third-party email providers like SendGrid, Mailgun, Elastic Email, etc. Having a dedicated IP can increase email deliverability and reduce the chances of landing in spam folders.
You can easily check if email functionality is working on your website by using a couple of test email plugins available online. https://wordpress.org/plugins/check-email/
If it’s working, email functionality should also be operational. BuddyPress uses the same approach to send emails.
@dangbird The release of the Reign theme is in the queue and will be pushed today. Please continue using version 11.4 for the time being as we are currently in the final testing phase. Thank you.
@keyfox You can try testing by using either the default 2022 or BuddyX theme. After switching to a different theme, performing the same action will help you determine whether the issue is related to the theme or BuddyPress.
Hi @awol You can test the BuddyX theme, which works well with Nouveau https://wordpress.org/themes/buddyx/ and can save you from having to do lots of custom CSS work on default themes.
Just to clarify, BP (BuddyPress?) does not have its own login pages. However, you can use the default wp-login page and customize it with a third-party plugin. There are also several plugins available that offer login shortcodes or widgets, which can help you create a login page. Hope this helps!
I have not encountered any issues related to upgrades. Everything appears to be functioning properly. The issue experienced by @symphonyvelenciano was specific to the multisite setup and was not related to upgrades.
@zandros3 To filter your activities, you can utilize hashtags. Each hashtag will serve as a filter criterion. Activities are not a post type, so there are no direct taxonomy options available by default.
@opsyche, it depends on what you want to achieve. Creating a completely separate page is not the solution. Instead, all single profiles or groups should use the same slug which is mapped with BuddyPress pages.
If you want to add a global header or footer to all BuddyPress pages, you can do it with Elementor instead of editing the BuddyPress member loop or group loop.
Thanks, yup, I noticed that after the upgrade, the regular pages were removed. Additionally, the old BP-mapped pages inside the primary menu are being replaced with BP Directory links, which is a smooth transition.
Hello, @imath @dcavins, sorry I have missed quite a updates lately.
Thank you for your hard work and dedication in continuing to push forward.
When I tested version 12.0.0-beta1, the first issue I encountered was the lack of page mapping for BuddyPress pages. Additionally, it was not possible to add menu options for these pages. This made it difficult to include them as custom menu items, and the same challenge applied to user-specific menu items.
