@wolverinept Open up telegraph theme’s header.php, copy all, post code in pastebin.com, click submit, and post the generated pastebin uri here. Do the same for index.php, page.php, sidebar.php and footer.php. We’ll see from there.
Thanks Ray,
If it’s a bug then that explains it!
For the record; this is on a WordPress/BuddyPress install (latest versions) where no core files have been modified. Let me know if you’d like me to test anything or provide login details, happy to do so.
Hello all. I found out today that people can’t sign up on my site anymore. It must be since the last upgrade. I recently upgraded buddypress, template pack and my website’s theme and I know registration was working a week ago. Now when someone enters all the info and submits, it just reloads the page and is blank. No email gets sent and no user is created. I looked at the register.php file and I see no real difference from the old one. I’m totally stumped. the site is gamespank . net if anyone wants to test it and get back to me. Thanks in advance!
WordPress MU sends them an email saying welcome, then gives them their username and a password which is not theirs! Why is it not using the password the user specified at registration?
This bug needs to be confirmed. If no one has a chance to confirm this, I’ll try and duplicate what Steve has experienced later today.
I have have been trying for weeks but i just cant get the buddypress to align properly within the theme!
I followed the guidelines in the buddypress compatability pack.
The theme being used is WPZoom Telegraph Version 1.1. running Buddypress 1.5.4.
I have done the changes on all files it tells me to but it still doesn’t work as it should in terms of layout. Buddypress works properly so far.
Any and all help would be very much appreciated!!
It is currently live on my site but i disabled the buddypress bar for logged out users.
Main site: http://www.comicbooktherapy.com/
Members page as example: http://www.comicbooktherapy.com/members/wolverinept/
if you wist to have a look.
Please help!
Copy over header.php from bp-default theme to your child theme folder and delete lines 29 thru 39
If you still want to go the CSS route, use `#header #search-form { display: none; }`
Hi,
I have just enabled MU on my existing website which uses the latest version of BuddyPress and WordPress. However there’s an issue;
When users register via the normal BuddyPress register page (domain.com/register/) they enter their password and other info, submit their registration, activate their account and then the problem occurs.
Wordpress MU sends them an email saying welcome, then gives them their username and a password which is not theirs! Why is it not using the password the user specified at registration?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. If a plugin is required I would be happy to discuss payment for development.
Well, it seems it’s just not my morning! What I thought would be a simple CSS move to display: none the search bar from the header of the default BuddyPress theme has turned into a challenge.
Going into the css inside of the bp-default theme and messing with the #search-bar selector doesn’t do anything.
What is the best/correct way to remove this from the header of the default BuddyPress theme?
Thanks again for any pointers!
Just put it into the 1.5 branch code for the next 1.5.x release; thanks for flagging it 
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/5807/
Thank you Paul! That did the trick… switched themes, activated, and switched back!
I’m 110% certain the cause will not be BuddyPress, simply because we never remove any content from it. Further speculation is baseless at this point.
I have a buddypress website but when I try to add other friends and send a request for adding me as friend then Other one receive a request from me but I cant accept this request I have to redirect to another page PAGE HAS NOT FOUND one thing more when I change my permalink as default then my website do not work where is the problem
@bpinspire which page do you refer to, is it either of these two?
https://codex.buddypress.org/releases/developer-and-designer-information/
https://codex.buddypress.org/releases/version-1-5/
Be helpful to know if either of these are the page you refer to or whether the page has simply been removed or overwritten/renamed? quick glance through the codex dashboard pages doesn’t show the one you link to and overall the /releases section doesn’t quite feel as though it reads correctly in terms of hierarchical nesting.
I did a fresh install of BuddyPress last night, on top of a new install of WP and also added bbPress.
When I added the Jetpack plug-in, when I attempt to “connect” to WordPress.com, it simply redirects me to my local /register page for some reason.
I’ve used Jetpack on other WP sites before, but this is the first time with a BuddyPress plugin… so basically I wasn’t sure where to turn so I came here first and can hopefully get a pointer to go on!
Thanks for any help!
bp_has_members() has an alphabetical type parameter.
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/the-members-loop/
Have you tried that?
regarding question B, that can be done via your theme by commenting out/removing the options you dont want… for members that will be around line 55 of members/index.php
If for some reason it’s not showing up inside the WordPress plugins page, go into your web server (FTP or SSH) into the wp-content/plugins/ folder. Rename “buddypress” to “old-BuddyPress”. Then download BP manually from WordPress.org/extend/plugins, unzip, and upload into a new /buddypress directory in the same place.
Take lots of backups first, including database backups.
Another place to check is the ‘network admin’ plugins page if you’re using multisite.
Wow, that’s not good. Hope you had a good backup. Let us know if your investigations point anything towards BuddyPress.
I run a WordPress Multisite Network with Buddypress Activated Network Wide.
Everything has been running fine for months until I logged into the Admin panel the other day and got the header message: The following active BuddyPress Components do not have associated WordPress Pages: Activity Streams, Site Tracking, Members, Activate, Register. Repair”.
This usually occurs right at setup. All of my pages are published properly, yet I don’t even have a chance to select a page as the drop down select box is missing.
I was running Buddypress 1.5 and moved to 1.5.4 to see if it would solve, but no luck, will revert back.
@dsg257 just confirming it’s the free version. Will take a look at it now.
EDIT- By the way, you’re using the default layout right (sidebar on the right)? I recall that it had other layout options when I was reviewing the theme.
Sounds like a good idea for a new child theme 
You’re welcome @netweblogic … I see you’ve commented on the trac ticket already 
@uloga surprised at your a la troll rant here. You have been positive iin these forums before. Didn’t know that changing avatar from unicorn to che guevarra causes change in behavior as well.
You know you don’t have to use BuddyPress. You also know that BP code has considerably improved since it was first released ( https://codex.buddypress.org/releases/ ) and that bp-default theme had those functions more or less even way back then.
BuddyPress is fortunate to have @johnjamesjacoby as Lead Dev with Core Devs @djpaul and @boonebgorges on the case.
Lambasting others for your frustration in updating your client site is not constructive at all. The unicorn should return.