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I’ve just run the backup which was not a success. I’m completely puzzled. The backup was run before the upgrade, however it still says I am running Buddypress 1.5.5 and no emails are being sent/received.

Thanks for the replies Aces. I have upgraded from the most previous version of buddypress (1.5.4?). I was fortunate enough to to a backup right before upgrading so I am going to attempt restoring to the older version, so I can give you the exact information later.

When I send a test email from WP-Mail-SMTP I get the “bool (true)” message at the top of the test report, which I have read means that the test went through. However, the email never makes it to my inbox (or spam).

I’m not sure if this is solely a Buddypress issue as I am not receiving emails on new comments either, but this is the only change that has been made since I stopped receiving messages all together. My host provider assures me that it is not an issue with them.

I see, they dont seem to have any contact area

@mercime
The version of WordPress is 3.3.1 and Buddypress is 1.5.5. I installed wordpress manually via FTP. I have only 1 plugin installed and I deactivated and still the same issue. I installed Buddypress both through FTP and WordPress online. The issue is still there, and can’t figure out why none of files are seen except blog.

@mercime
I have already running custom permalinks as /%city_name%/%post_id%/.
2. As far https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/configure-buddypress-components/#bp-pages I have problem that I can not associate the pages, because /Acitivity/index.php or others are not even seen. That is my issue and don’t know how to fix this problem.

Thanks

@mercime Thanks for the reply. I tried what you said and it worked, sort of.

Yeah, sorry about the free emails widget. I think I removed it since staring this topic. And now I’ve changed the widgets again.

If you look at my site again you’ll see that there’s now three widgets. Now I want to put the “Subscribe to our free emails” widget at the top, the BuddyPress default login widget in the middle and the Facebook like box at the bottom. Both of the non-default widgets have been put in using text widgets from the dashboard under Appearance > Widgets.

When I tried what you suggested with three widgets it put the email subscribe form at the top, then the Facebook like box, followed by the BuddyPress default login form, and the subscribe form appeared again at the bottom. I’m guessing you have to do something different when there’s three widgets.

Turns out the i.e issue was conflicted by buddypress mobile plugin…guess theyre not compatible

Just double checked – index.php is in the same folder location in my child theme. Dumped the cache, no change. I’ve just added arbitary text inside both the content and padder divs, to check if the changes were rendering, which they are not.

That said, there’s a h3 tag [h3][?php _e( ‘Site Activity’, ‘buddypress’ ); ?][/h3] that isn’t rendering either…

Strange thing is I’ve been able to edit /activity/entry.php with no problems.

im using a child but i have also tested on default theme too @draguian

I installed BuddyPress and changed the theme to the bp-default. How do I know if everything is working? I get the toolbar up top, but the links go to 404 Not Found. Except for Groups – that goes to a page with Group Directory and link to Create a Group that works. If I go to Profile>>Public it brings up my page indieconnect.com/publicity.
When I click on Forums I get multiple errors.

[Errors acknowledged and deleted – too long in our forum page]

So is this working for something that has not gone through the BP Compatibility stuff?

@mercime , just to let you know that i just test your first code on another server and it worked like a charm. the problem is from the other server.

Thanks so much for your time.

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