That sort of problem is typically caused by a plugin clash.

Have you definitely tried with all plugins (except BuddyPress) removed, and using the bp-default theme, and nothing being loaded in your bp-custom.php file?

Try clearing all your browser caches as well, and restarting the browser. Also do you have the problem in other browsers (Firefox, Chrome, etc.)?

Does Constant Contact claim to be BuddyPress compatible / integrate with BuddyPress registration?

It’s not something I’ve seen them advertise — are you integrating it using a plugin that claims to support it? If so, you would be best as Hugo advises, to ask on the plugin forum.

BuddyPress comes with a default “Name” field in the Extended Profile components. Are you using the Extended Profile component; have you renamed the default Name field, and what are you using that field for?

Not heard of many people trying to move it. Hopefully we can figure out a few things and document it on codex.BuddyPress.org for the future.

1) If you haven’t already, you’ll need to set BP_ROOT_BLOG in your wp-config.php (see https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/changing-internal-configuration-settings/).

2) All and any links inside activity stream items are hardcoded, so you would need to adjust by editing the appropriate records in the wp_bp_activity table in the database.

3) You’ll need to go to the site which you’ll be using as the main BuddyPress site, and create new Pages in the WordPress admin. Afterwards, also in the WordPress admin area, go to the BuddyPress > Pages screen, and pick your newly created pages from the dropdown boxes alongside the list of components which you have active.

You may already have done this, but this is what I think of first.

What has been a problem, in what manner other than not appearing, has anyone furnished any clues as to what’s wrong? You’ll need to supply a little detail for any meaningful response, although this may be a question better asked on what ever support this plugin provides?

Has Frisco overloaded that file? are you in fact editing the correct copy?

Just quickly commenting to stay up to date on this thread. I’m also interested in having paid and free memberships to BuddyPress.

Has everyone been using s2Member?

@ade9ja BuddyPress may be installed in your site, but it’s not activated at all (per source view), Also, not quite sure how you’re going to make a subdomain out of trends.com.ng/community … or you probably meant community.trends.com

The info on plugins here is being served by WordPress.org. Check out the plugin BuddyPress skeleton component to learn how to create your own plugins

Oh, didn’t know you could use format=

https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_get_current_user ( should ) work with buddypress…

To personalise the admin bar I use something like this (bp version 1.5.7)

1. BP Media plugin beta – Free – all media – http://code.google.com/p/buddypress-media/ do read docs before installing
– aka BP Album for images only

2. BP Gallery plugin – Premium – all media – http://buddydev.com/plugins/bp-gallery/

3. BuddyPress Portfolio – Free – https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-portfolio/ – add screenshot of each project

If there’s a shortcode for WordPress for this, it should work for BuddyPress, as it’s the same name system underneath.

It’s something one would normally do in a template file, rather than a shortcode in page content.

Paul’s suggestion to fix this doesn’t require any wp-admin access — just FTP and an editor.

Try working through it. If that fails try removing BuddyPress from your plugins folder (again that just needs FTP access).

And, of course, Googling the whole error is likely to return nothing — your error message has your account name in it, and a number of bytes exhausted that’s specific to your case — try simply googling the relevant portion: “fatal error: allowed memory size”

Finally, if you really want help on this forum, you need to help yourself a little –try giving your thread a meaningful title, so visitors will know the help you’re looking for.

Links like these any good? Not sure if we can manipulate the trac download URLs: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/HEAD/tags/1.5/bp-themes/bp-default?old_path=%2F&format=zip

If anyone wants to talk about issues other than 1.6-RC1 in this thread, please make a new thread. Let’s keep this one on topic from now

Yo! Did you fork this? I’m just about to customise those 16 theme templates, and I’m just not sure where to edit the templates exactly.

Glad you resolved this on your own. For others, add “buddypress” without the quotes to tag in stylesheet.

`Tag: buddypress, etc. etc. etc.`

@idanny08 open up the header.php of your wisdom theme, copy all, paste in pastebin.com, click submit, and post the generated URI here. Do the same for your theme’s index.php, page.php, sidebar.php and footer.php

Initial scan shows that you might just need to create only two files to align HTML structure of template files. But we need the information requested above to help you.

It seems that your theme has changed things around from ‘normal’. What theme are you using?

One would expect the file ( and line number in bp-default ) to be like: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/1.5.6/bp-themes/bp-default/registration/register.php#L68

If you have a utility that will search with ‘Find in Files’ such as is available in notepad++ then you might be able to find where it’s been moved to….

@modemlooper, changing his profile/username will only show activity going forward, not retroactively

@sp12 what modemlooper is trying to say is that there is a strange feature at buddypress.org which hides your activity stream (due to spam concerns) so a way around it is to change your profile and edit your name field to something else other than 12sp (I changed mine from Synaptic to Asynaptic)

when you make the change you’ll be able to then see your activities on this site going forward, but you will NOT see activity prior to making the change, so your best bet is to recall keywords and then to search google like this (remove quotes of course):

“site:buddypress.org KEYWORD”

and hope that it has been crawled in google.

This “feature” to fight spam has been a source of questions by MANY users here at buddypress.org so much so that it seems the best bet is to either change it or to at least INFORM people once they register that they must change their name/username to be able to see their activity!

No idea why mods ignore this – it would not only cut down on confused questions but also improve usability of the site since prior activity is never shown, even when the change is made.