It seems avatar directory is missing, your php may not have permissions to create folders.
Just create the folder structure manually if you can
inside the wp-content/uploads folder create an avatars folder and then check. If still does not work then create folders with userId 1 ,2,3 etc. inside the avatar folder.
As expected this is because of caching only. A big limitation of page based caching, that hits to the server are captured by the caching system causing this issue.
Unfortunately, this is BuddyPress support. BuddyBoss support is not provided here.
The comments can be disabled in WP admin – settinggs – buddypress – options – disable activity comments.
Your function mettre_a_jour_tous_les_profils(); needs to be called at some action. Currently your code executes at the time when the files are being loaded so the functions are not defined.
Further more your code gets called for all the users, so I assume you just want to run it once and then remove it.
replace your direct function call : mettre_a_jour_tous_les_profils(); with
add_action(‘xprofile_field_after_save’,’mettre_a_jour_tous_les_profils’);
If you want to run for all users just once : replace xprofile_field_after_save wtih “init”
So now your code runs when a user saves the profile field but it is still not optimised at all.
a. You should consider upgrading the php version.
b. Also install te BP Rewrites plugin which delays buddypress execution.
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Alternatively, our plugin (free) overrides the standard BuddyPress profile and loads a Gutenberg / Elementor template in its place which loads it really fast and can be 100% cached.
the profile images are uploaded on wp-content/uploads/avatars/{USER ID} folder and are already md5 hashed along with suffix bpfull & bpthumb , if the plugin is renaming that as well then the profile image uploader will not work.
@Venutius is correct however do note that the already posted activities would not change after changing the translation as activities are stored in the database.
This is a very common issue with WordPress & BuddyPress.
WHEN The pages are cached, the hits do not reach the server and .htaccess returns the request from a cached page usually a html version right from the cache folder.
Since activities are stored directly in database as raw content, this can not fixed without modifying the database.
In short, the previously stored activities will not link to blog posts automatically.
