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Have you tried Using the default theme to see if the problem happens? You should deactivate all plugins too, 1 by 1 until you find the source of the problem.

@gyan-gaurav I navigated around for about 2 minutes and didn’t come across page not found at all.

To over ride the BP template files for single Groups:

Copy this folder
plugins\buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy\buddypress\groups\single\

Into your theme folder – make sure you use the same folder structure.
So when done, it should look like this:

your-theme\buddypress\groups\single\

Then you can edit the files in the ‘single’ folder and maybe solve your problem.

Hi I want to keep “BuddyPress Sliding Login Panel” over the ibuddy header but I can’t. I can do this with another buddypress theme but I can’t do this with ibuddy.

Hi @mercime,

Just following up to see if you’ve had any luck determining what’s causing this problem as several more people seem to be experiencing it as well. Please let us know.

Thanks,
Michael

hi chobson,

could you please provide a url?

There are probably a couple things happening:

1. There is a hardcoded check to is_super_admin() in bp_core_process_spammer_status(). That check would fail during a cron job. BuddyPress should probably separate out the business logic of this function from the permissions checks. This would be appropriate for an enhancement ticket.

2. Certain parts of BuddyPress are only loaded at some times. If you’re going to modify BP’s behavior, or use functions from BP, you need to make sure you’re waiting for BP to be loaded before doing so. It’s possible that load order works differently during cron than during regular page loads, so it’s extra important to pay attention to these rules. In short, anything that needs to hook to a BuddyPress action, or use BuddyPress functions, should be in files that are loaded at 'bp_include' or later. (See https://codex.buddypress.org/plugindev/checking-buddypress-is-active/). I’m glancing at wangguard-admin.php, and it looks like there are quite a few places where you’re attempting to do BP stuff in the main plugin file – try breaking it out into a separate, BP-specific file, which is loaded in the manner described in that link.

If you can, you might also try turning up your error reporting level on your test installation, making sure that it’s going to your Apache error log or wp-content/debug.log. It could be that something’s happening that’s causing a non-fatal error, and your php.ini settings are too low for it to be showing up. wp-cron can be sensitive to that sort of thing.

Welcome pack by Paul Gibbs will allow you to customise the text in all emails that get sent out via BuddyPress
https://wordpress.org/plugins/welcome-pack/

With reference to the emails not getting through to users, perhaps try reverting to the default theme, deactivate all plugins (aside from BP) and see if the problem is still happening.