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an image failed to load : https://prnt.sc/uza8gn
also divi’s file custom_unified.js is triggering that error. Does not seem like a buddypress issue at all.

Save buddypress – components, it will ensure the directory structure required for saving photos is present.Also it will force buddypress to clear its cache.

To get the group ids for a member, use groups_get_user_groups.
To get all the info about each group that a member belongs to, use bp_get_user_groups.
Both functions are in buddypress\bp-groups\bp-groups-functions.php

This will show the profile nav menus for the current user:

function check_nav_menus() {
	$bp    = buddypress();
	$menus = $bp->members->nav->get_item_nav();
	var_dump($menus);
}
add_action( 'bp_ready', 'check_nav_menus' );

I’ve never done it, but this is what I’d try:
In: buddypress\bp-groups\bp-groups-functions.php
Find: function groups_send_membership_request
And find the do_action near the end of that function.
Use that hook to call a function that does what you need re Woo.
After payment, make a call to function groups_accept_membership_request also in bp-groups-functions.php.

Hi, you should check out Buddybuilder plugin that allows you to build the templates for Buddypress components. Basically you drag and drop avatar widget, name widget, content and so on to build your members directory page or profile page.

BuddyPress Builder for Elementor – BuddyBuilder

You can try https://wordpress.org/plugins/pmpro-buddypress/

There’s free chat plugin ImbaChat with BuddyPress integration. The Basic tariff plan is free and includes such featurea as: private chat between users, group chat and live chat (online support chat).

ImbaChat

Yes, use this plugin , works with all buddypress themes not just ours :

Vibe bp custom member slug

It has to be implemented in the template. You can adda default “message” subject. This is something which is outside the scope of buddypress.

So we did implement something like this in our theme :

There is a message box option which appears in the members page :
https://prnt.sc/uugfa4
and sending a message from here sends a default subject in the buddypress Messages section in the profile :
https://prnt.sc/uugfv0

Please share more details where exactly to check the “failed”. I checked your site and it loads fine. To avoid any inconsistent issues from appearing :

a. Try re-saving permalinks at WP admin – Settings – Permalinks.
b. Try re-saving Components at WP admin – Settings – BuddyPress – Components.

I dont know any plugin which does it, but a solution could be to (if you know how to make templates and code basic stuff in wordpress) template it into the member types where the user would choose their layout themselves (control it how you’d like).

So something like this would be the steps:

1: Create your member types.

2: Intersect the member types with your users’ Xprofiles.

3: Start coding your templates to reflect the different dashboard you’d like them to have. You’d name the template front-member-type-yourmembertypename.php. So, for instance, if your member type was named “knights”, the template would be named front-member-type-knights.php

4: upload your templates to buddypress/members/single/your-upload.php

When the profile has chosen his or her member type, their members front page will reflect the template you’ve coded.