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Avatar upload have never been allowed on this site. The theme just needs updating to remove that option. To set a picture, use gravatar.com, as suggested above

I suggest (via FTP or similar) that you go into your /plugins/ folder and rename all BuddyPress plugins. This should deactivate those plugins, allowing you back into the backend. You can then rename and reactivate those plugins.

You can change your avatar here using http://gravatar.com/

@elgunvo, any news on this plugin?

Thanks

@funmi omoba:

At the top of members-loop.php replace the following code:

`

with: <?php /* My Custom Member Query to order alphabetical by default */
function my_query_filter_new ( $query_string ) {
$query_string .= ‘&per_page=15&type=alphabetical’;
return $query_string;
}
add_filter( ‘bp_ajax_querystring’, ‘my_query_filter_new’ );
?>

`

Note : you can change per page to any number you want

work like a charm

regards

Alan, you don’t have to use the BP Default OR the other plugin to create your own theme. You can create whatever theme you want if you know how. Just tag your style.css with ‘buddypress’ and it will show as a buddypress ready theme. The assumption is that you’ll know how to build that template.

I would say that most people don’t really know how to go about building a template from scratch yet, but as Buddypress gets bigger and more documentation is available, then it will become more commonplace.

PJ we still don’t know what files you found to be an issue, Paul has applied a patch/fix for an issue where avatar paths are hardcoded to ‘http’ – as I suggested might be the issue or one of the issues – knowing exactly what files you had issue with would still help to confirm this is actually the problem.

If the baseurl is correctly set to ‘https’ then ‘http’ isn’t an issue, it’s only an issue at present as the secured page attempts to retrieve objects from a non secured protocol ‘http’

Paul’s links to a ticket where he’s added a patch for the avatar issue this – when included – would normally appear in the next release (1.6) could be ported back to 1.5 branch?, but you may need to add the workaround to your files for the moment.

Have you a link to this site? Is it possible for us to see the mixed content in action?

This plugin works in thousands of sites. Re-reading your previous posts, have you checked whether you can add profile fields in BuddyPress > Profiles in base group? Have you contacted your host’s tech support and/or checked your forums re any issues about BuddyPress installations?

https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/conditional-template-tags/ ?

buddypress-links doesn’t appear to be compatible with bp versions 1.5+

Rename or delete the folder (via ftp or control panel) to de-activate the plugin.

See possible fix?

Just committed a fix for what I found.

Closing this for same topic https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/problem-editing-xprofile-fields-1/

After spending an hour trying things, I’ve discovered that if you’re on https, the user avatar includes are always http.

EDIT: Made a ticket https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4110