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Off the top of my head, it could be that the theme author did not include the proper WP hooks in that particular template (wp_head) so that the stylesheet isn’t loading correctly. Or maybe something in the crop javascript is keeping styles on the rest of the page from being activated. It’s hard to tell without actually seeing the site. Have you tested to see whether the problem persists when using the BuddyPress Default theme?

If the last query reads 0s where there should be valid ids, you are probably not constructing the query correctly. Are you using $wpdb->prepare, with sprintf syntax?
`$query = $wpdb->prepare( ‘SELECT id, is_confirmed FROM {$bp->friends->table_name} WHERE (initiator_user_id = %d AND friend_user_id = %d) OR (initiator_user_id = %d AND friend_user_id = %d)’, $initiator_user_id, $friend_user_id, $initiator_user_id, $friend_user_id );`

(I’m not sure if this is your exact query, but you get the idea.)

If it still isn’t working, then as an experiment, try passing the prepare() arguments as strings – replace %d with %s in the replacement patterns.

I suggest you dump your variables/query string just before AND just after the query is constructed in this manner, to see whether prepare() is causing the problem.

Are you trying with different browsers? Maybe the cookies are not being flushed correctly

Yeah. If it was = 2, the accounts would not have been activated yet (double-checking). I don’t know.

@DJPaul:

I did a “select * from wp_users;”. The “user_status” field has the value “0” for all the users including the admin user.
Am I looking at the right values?

Ask them if they see anything relevant in the log file or from any usage stats they might record.

If you can, in the Wp_users database table, what user_status does one of these user accounts have?
(I think it’s user_status; values should be 0, 1 or 2, unless you’re using multisite.)

@DJPaul: Yes, those user accounts were activated before attempting to log in.

If the new user accounts that you’re trying to log in with were created after BuddyPress has been installed, have you activated those user accounts?

BuddyPress’ SQL is fine. Your SQL server might be dropping connections. Is this on your own server, or is it being hosted by someone? I’d suggest that you ask them to check your SQL database and look at the number of active connections allowed. Something must be a little bit off-kilter somewhere, or they are throttling database queries.

@ddegagne answered in your other post about same issue
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/why-did-this-happen/

I have the same problem. Has anybody found a solution? Pleas help me !

Buddypress Blog Author Link

http://wpmututorials.com/plugins/buddypress-blog-author-link/ plugin here

like @mercime said “Deactivate BP Template Pack if you’re going to use a BuddyPress-compatible theme already.”

For forums – you have to set it up first = dashboard menu > BuddyPress > Forums Setup
For groups – enable it first = dashboard menu > BuddyPress > Component Setup
BP Codex is your friend https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/configure-buddypress-components/

@brutalregime

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https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/block-spam-by-math-reloaded/