It seems either you or your theme has overloaded legacy file that is calling a deprecated function, if you did not set up this overload I’d get onto your theme authors to get them to update their theme.
The other thread indicated that this is a theme issue, so you should raise this with the thee authors, and in the meantime rollback to BP 2.9.4 there’s a link to the zip file, so all you would need to do is deactivate and delete BP from your plugins directory and them install the old bp by using the upload option when adding the plugin.
I just checked my site and Group Docs, BP Docs and Group Extras are all working fine with BP 3.0. Think you are going to have to be more speicific about your config – could this be a theme issue?
It depends on why you overloaded the file in the first place, presumably you did that to add some feature. One thing to try is to simple rename that file as .old for example and see if you still have your required functionality on that page.
Assuming you find you are missing something, you could compare that file with the new source file in plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/single/home.php and see what differences there are.
Content placed in the Registration page is not shown when bp loads the registration page, bp effectively overwrites any content placed there and replaces it with it’s own content, so adding a shortcode to this page would have no effect. To add content to this page you would need to overload the register.php file and insert a do_shortcode call or similar.
Did you test the activation email without BuddyPress loaded? I don’t suppose you edited the slug for he register page? I knw that sometimes causes the activation email to fail.
The issue looks like you have overloaded the home.php page and that file is calling a deprecated function, since support for legacy forums has now been removed.
Not sure what you mean regarding admin including group members, you mean how group members can be added as group administrators? you can promote them in the manage members page for the group.
Invite anyone is a plugin that will allow you to invite all site members to the group not just friends, that might be what you are looking for.
Sounds like you would need some custom code to check if a member is a members of a croup and then promote them to contributor if they are and also to determine what profile data they can change depending on role.
OK, I setup a new page called Register and linked it to BP, I logged uut to look at it and it had all of your fields, you just need to add it to your BuddyPress menu, replacing the current page. That should do it.
