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All fixed!

@djpaul I’ll try and check it over later today if I get a moment – have a feeling this is likely more a ‘my bug’ than BP’s as I did a somewhat hasty last minute adjustment to move settings out from old BP menu parent to ‘general settings’ seemed fine in 1.6 trunk though.

Hello @tgoedde

If you’re using the theme BP Default, it’s quite easy actually. As this theme supports custom-header, you can simply edit the BuddyPress pages (Activity, register, groups, forum… and so on) in which you want to add a custom header.

I just tested this in my activity page.
1/ Edit the page in WordPress backend
2/ Use the media button to select your photo, it must have at least a width of 1250px (if under, the pic won’t show)
3/ Upload and choose not to insert but to use as featured image. Once done you can close the thick box window.
4/ you’ll see in the edit page / the featured image box at the bottom right with your uploaded image shrinked.
5/ Save the page. And you’re done

Repeat these steps for each BuddyPress template you want to add a custom header to.

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4294

“func_get_args(): Can’t be used as a function parameter” is actually a really useful error. Can you tell me what version of PHP is on your local web server, and the version of PHP on your production site?

I’m betting you’ve got PHP 5.2.x on your production site, and PHP 5.3.x locally. This counts as a bug (congratulations!), so I’ll make a ticket.

@creaturis you’re welcome & thanks

@hnla Do you have time to check this against 1.6 to see if it’s our bug or yours?

I’ve never tried domain mapping with BuddyPress. It may just not work currently. Does it make any difference if you switch back to the BP-Default theme to test?

So… it’s a bit messy. When we were building the 1.5 release, to get our search working, we had to internally make BuddyPress think that “search” is a component. This is directly why it is telling you that the search component page mapping is missing, even though the search component doesn’t exist. There’s no way of turning search on or off, though I’m not sure that many people would want to do that.

When we start building 1.7 (our next release), I think we’ll quite likely change how we handle search so that this confusion goes away.

Why are you expecting to see “Member” as an option? BuddyPress doesn’t add any user roles.

Sorry for posting this somewhat randomly but I cannot for the life of me find the ‘create new topic’ button for this forum – I need to report the fact that the pagination on the buddypress.org website is broken – can’t get past page 1! Thanks for showing where to look anyone!

I was had same problem with Heresteve2, I solved this like @mercime

It’s a WordPress Multisite question, not a BuddyPress one – this function would be a starting point: it returns all the blogs a user has access to:

get_blogs_of_user( )

Did you install BP Template Pack plugin which is required to make your theme compatible with BuddyPress? Then did you go through Appearance > BP Compatibility process? In Step 3 of the process, that’s where you can change HTML structure of the BP template files transferred to your WP theme in server to be full width or any other layout configuration.

BuddyPress 1.5.6 ==> WP 3.4

== in default theme of buddypress is everything okay. ==
Therefore you should contact Suffusion theme author regarding this issue.

WordPress plugins which are supposed to be BuddyPress-ready are tagged “buddypress” by respective plugin developers – https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/tags/buddypress
Double-check if plugin’s been updated for latest versions of BP at least

To make your WP theme compatible with BP, you need to install BP Template Pack plugin and go through Appearance > BP compatibility process then align HTML structure.

Yes, we are aware of the bug for the plugin’s pagination in this site.