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I’d still deactivate all of your plgins and see if vanilla BuddyPress works

So it’s looking like this is not BuddyPress but rather something else that is rejecting the passwords that are too simple.

I’ve just tried it using your signup details and a different email. It failed, basically it seems to not like your choice of password. As I understand it BuddyPress does not do anything to check passwords but relies on the existing WordPress functions. I’m wondering if you’ve added anything to reject easy passwords?

Hi there,

First thing to try is to deactivate all other plugins apart from BuddyPress and see if that works.

Have you performed any customisations relating to the register form?

Have you tried Dashboard -> Tools -> BuddyPress then run the Repair total members count?

I think in the first instance you’d probably need to ask the developers of ACEide to build in a mechanism to allow other roles to have access to the editor, there’s usually some way built in to change that.

You’d then thinking about how to integrate it into BuddyPress, such as enabling that post type to make a new activity entry on publication. You’d probably need to write a plugin for that as there’s quite a few features you might want to activate, such as notifications.

I’m using the latest version of BuddyPress, version 4.2. What plugin are you referring to when you say it’s version 1.3.3?

Hi there,

I can confirm this is an issue, could you raise a bug report on Trac?

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

Thanks

https://wbcomdesigns.com/downloads/buddypress-activity-social-share/

/*
 * Paste in your theme functions.php or in bp-custom.php.
 * Load the site in a browser
 * Then REMOVE this function from your theme functions.php or bp-custom.php.
*/

function buddypress_add_last_activity() {

  $members =  get_users( 'fields=ID' );
  // $members =  get_users( 'fields=ID&role=subscriber' );
  
  foreach ( $members as $user_id ) {
        bp_update_user_last_activity( $user_id, bp_core_current_time() );
  }

}
add_action('bp_init', 'buddypress_add_last_activity' );

If you check out my website you should see I’ve written a lot about the basics of BuddyPress, you should check it out, it should answer a lot of questions.

When you enable the BuddyPress Groups component you will be able to set up a Groups page, when this is viewed it will automatically show a Create Group link.

If you install bbPress you can enable group forums, that way your users get the option of addinga forum to their group.

I’d first try switching your BuddyPress theme to BP Legacy in Settings>>BuddyPress>>Options. and see if the menu appears

Ah ok, my hunch was wrong, hope you found it an interesting diversion. Have you tried deactivation all plugins apart from BuddyPress to see if there might be a conflict causing this?