I wonder if setting the page to private and removing the links to it would be the best way to go. If you delete it you will end up with an error in the back end saying the BuddyPress component needs a page linked to it.
BuddyPress does not come with this as a feature, so BP would not have the code to check for required fields and enforce them in the group. How did you create the fields?
I can replicate your issue, yet I use the same line in my own plugins without error. The only difference is that I look for bp from within a function and I’m thinking this may be the issue, basically wp thinks bp is not active when you are in the plugins page.
Try wrapping your query in a function tied into your buddypress task.
I think the first thing I would try would be to disable the plugin that is creating the member types and see if that works. You can do that by accessing your wordpress file structure using FTP and then changing the name of the member type plugin directory.
Hi there, I may be and probably am being a little bit thick, it’s been a long day. But I’m struggling to make sense of the advice on that page.
It says changing group_members to members in bp_legacy_theme_object_template_loader() fixed the issue for me. but the function bp_legacy_object_template_loader part that he displayed did not include group_members, so I’m confused as to what I should change where.
Good to know there’s a fix though. That will be the third today!
Unfortunately on my system I unloaded all plugins and switched to 2017 theme and this behaviour persisted. Yet on another system it works. I’m not sure how to further debug the issue as I’m unable to recreate it on a test system.
I’m using very few of the plugins you listed – Invite Anyone, CPT UI and BP Global Search.
For point two there is a plugin called Recently registered which allows you to sort the user list be date registered. You could use this to show the oldest members then select and delete them using the bulk actions.
These activities do show up in the activity feed, only they are displayed under the original item, which if it’s quite old means the new comment will be shown several pages deep on a busy site.
One option I guess is to register another activity action for post comments and activity replies which creates a top level update to the activity feed, which would always show as a new activity item and therefore be displayed at the top of the activity feed.
