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I have got similars problems. Since I updated from 1.5 to 1.5.1 i have 2 problems: 1) when creating a group its not asked to upload an group avatar, 2) its not possible to delete or edit buddypress updates in my activity stream.

See https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3682

If it only popped up once after completing the installation wizard, it seems to be harmless.

Funny one, will be great if it could localize languages, spanish mainly.

@Aces Andrew mean that the last uploaded photo to his account album (like BP album plugin) may become automaticly in user avatar. Also the option for users to choose from his account album any photo as avatar, example, clicking a ” set this photo as your user avatar” buttom. Sounds very tricky.
Better a sort of gallery of custom avatars in user profile/change avatar/ to choose from any time. An idea how to achive that?

“2. When you are in a buddypress page, like say activity, and I click on another users avatar, the info in the sidebar widget then populates with that person’s info.”

If you click on an @username or on a person’s avatar, it usually takes you to that person’s activity stream. The member-header would normally be at the top of the page, so instead, since you put the member-header code in the sidebar, then that’s where it appears. The @username‘s avatar and information is called in that member-header code.

“All posts for that particular user”; do you mean all posts on the blog on the site that BuddyPress is running on, or, are you running multisite and you want to pull each person’s posts from their site into the main site?

I don’t think we’ve seen this problem before. It works fine for me, I’ve just tested.

In the interim; if you do not want to use group forums AT ALL, deactivate the “Discussion Forums” component in the BuddyPress > Components menu.

I assume you mean your regular WordPress posts’ content? I’m not sure, I haven’t seen this before. At least part of your site is working, e.g. http://www.passiveincomeformula.net/members/adrien/

It’s probably not directly related to BuddyPress, rather a theme configuration issue or a conflict with another plugin. Which plugins are you running?

Time permitting, i’m hoping to abstract this a bit in BuddyPress 1.6 (or 1.7, if I run out of time).

Have you found a solution for this issue?

I am currently experiencing the same thing. I turned off all plugins, using the default theme, running current version of Buddypress and wordpress.

So a little bit more searching found this:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1995
Which has had no attention for 17 months until cnorris23 jumped on board 3 days ago.

and this
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3695
which has some attention and actual code by cnorris23. You go guy!

I just don’t understand why this critical functionality has had no attention. Hopefully cnorris23 will make some progress.

Hi djoep, BuddyPress.org is being retrofitted. Check out official BP test site at http://testbp.org/

If I was looking to pay someone, how hard would it be to add per-field privacy controls? BuddyPress is good but the whole lack of privacy has me seriously looking at Mingle.

What is the best way to get in touch with coders if I’m willing to pay for this and other custom development?

Have you found out anything else about this? I need this feature as well. WIth the admin bar off there are no notifications of invites other than via email. I’d like a visual indicator of the pending group invites (count) that I can display in a dashboard plugin I developed.

A further question on the solution from @lenasterg:

Is it possible to add another filter which changes any spaces in usernames into hyphens?

I have some users who signed up before spaces in usernames were automatically turned into hyphens, so I need it to display @mr-smith instead of @mr smith.

1. Just to be sure we have a clean slate,
– if you’ve only revised activity/index.php, then upload a clean copy of activity/index.php from this page https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/1.5.1/bp-themes/bp-default/activity/index.php
– If you’ve revised some other files already, deactivate BP Template pack plugin. Then delete the 6 folders transferred to your mammoth theme folder in server – activity, blogs, forums, groups, members, and registration. Then activate BP Template Pack and run Appearance > BP Compatibility again to the end. Fresh BP template pack folders will then be transferred to your mammoth theme folder.

2. Open up mammoth theme’s header.php and Save As header-buddypress.php in mammoth theme folder. Open up header-buddypress.php and add the following at the very bottom of the file:
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4. Finally, you might want to tweak the default BP styles enqueued by BP Template Pack – check out some basic tweaks in this page