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@drewinabq https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/theme-compatibility-1-7/ should help you specifically https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/theme-compatibility-1-7/a-quick-look-at-1-7-theme-compatibility/

@livsy

From what i see, the latest user you registered “Leon123” is an author. Have you changed his role manually ? else the signup process is ok.

174 users seems to be problematic

I wonder who is adding ‘signup_ip’ in the usermeta, have you reactivated the plugins ? Or it maybe the theme you are using ? In options i see that “buddycorp” is adding a lot of options and some are related to signups, is it your theme ?

Otherwise, i think i would test this :
0/ make a back up of the database.

1/ It looks like you deactivated BuddyPress and rollback to a previous version of the database several time because in the signups table, there were signups in “8plicate”
So before batch activate or activate, you’ll surely need to run this query :
DELETE FROM wp_signups WHERE signup_id > 173

2/ try with one user (for example “sert” ID = 2006) to edit his user_status to 2 and then go into the BuddyPress signups management screen and try to activate him. Once done check his role.

3/ If everything went fine, i think, i’ll update the user status of the 174 users to 2, then form the signups management screen batch activate the 174 users, i think it’s best to do it step by step, you can increase the number of signups displayed from the screen options, but i advise you not to set it to 174, maybe 40.

to update the 174 user status, you can run this query in PhpMyAdmin for example :
UPDATE wp_users SET user_status = 2 WHERE ID NOT IN ( SELECT user_id FROM wp_usermeta WHERE meta_key = "wp_capabilities" );

For your info activating the signup for the “admin” user won’t work as the activation key is empty, so you can just delete it for this user.

I wonder if it’s not simpler for you to batch edit the user roles.

@livsy

Just tested in WP 3.9/ BuddyPress 2.0, the role set for a new user is the one that is defined in the WordPress setting (wp-admin/options-general) > New User Default Role dropdown field.

This sounds like something that can be achieved without multisite.You can use Buddypress Groups and bbPress running as a forum for each group to achieve the discussion / chat.

Each project could become a BuddyPress Private Group with its own forum / docs.

If you want a seperate blog for each project then that would require multisite,but one blog categorised by project could achieve the same thing without the additional comlexity.

@godavid33 If you’re on BP 2.0 version, go to Dashboard > Tools > BuddyPress and run repair tools one by one. https://codex.buddypress.org/buddypress-components-and-features/buddypress-repair-tools-admin-screen/

@ksample Thanks for posting back about the plugin conflict. If you like the plugin might I suggest informing the developer about the issue so he can update it https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/buddypress-like

Marking this as resolved.

I just tried mentioning 11 users on P2 and couldn’t duplicate your issue.

It appears this issue only occurs when you view the post on the frontend since you state that the correct content shows up when you edit the post.

Try the recommendation I listed in the ticket you opened:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5565#comment:1

If that doesn’t work, what other plugins are you using?

@ksample What theme were you using? Change theme to one WP Default themes like Twenty Fourteen/Thirteen/etc. to check if issue is resolved. If not, deactivate plugins other than BuddyPress to check which plugin is causing the media upload conflict.

@mr-bronze answered you at https://buddypress.org/support/topic/upgraded-and-now-nav-and-sidebar-is-responsive/

Try the following:

* Login to the WP admin dashboard
* Navigate to “Tools > BuddyPress”
* Check Repair user “last activity” data
* Click on the “Repair Items” button

Let the task run. After it’s done, then, check to see if that fixes things with the members widget.

Hi Djsix,

The problem occurs because a check is added to see if a user is logged in before the activity comments block is displayed.

I’ve created a new ticket about this here:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5567

In the meantime, you can override the specific template by copying wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/activity/entry.php to your theme.

The file should reside here – wp-content/themes/YOUR-THEME/buddypress/activity/entry.php. Then, make the file change listed in the patch linked in the ticket above.