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  • #339745
    raza98
    Participant

    The missing BuddyPress cookie is the main clue. The request returns 200 but no group is created,test the server-side flow first.

    Temporarily disable Youzify and LiteSpeed Cache, then try /groups/create/ with BuddyPress’s default templates. If it works, re-enable them one at a time to find the conflict. Also check your hosting PHP error log for any failed hooks or permission checks.

    #339726
    stephenhanks
    Participant

    You’ve already ruled out the theme and plugins, checking the BuddyPress server-side logs would probably be the best next step to see why the group creation request is being rejected.

    #339725
    stephenhanks
    Participant

    I agree, having everything under one BuddyPress menu would make the dashboard much cleaner and easier to navigate. It would also make it simpler for new users to find the settings and features they need.

    #339724
    Slava Abakumov
    Moderator

    IIRC, they were separate from BP 0.x era because they were individual mu-plugins supposed to work without other parts. Andy was adding them one by one, and menus were being added separately as well. Release of v1.0 just solidified this historical decision.

    I’d love to see BuddyPress menu unified as a single top-level menu item.

    emaralive
    Moderator

    You might want to consider contacting BuddyBoss for support. These forums are for BuddyPress, which is not BuddyBoss.

    #339683
    kasra naraghi
    Participant

    Hello BuddyPress Team,

    I have a suggestion regarding the organization of the BuddyPress admin interface.

    Currently, BuddyPress features are spread across different areas of the WordPress dashboard. For example, some settings are located under **Settings**, while Groups, Messages, and other BuddyPress components each have their own separate menu items.

    In my opinion, this makes the WordPress admin menu unnecessarily crowded and can make BuddyPress features harder to find and manage.

    I think it would be much cleaner to have a single main menu called **BuddyPress**, similar to the approach used by plugins such as **LiteSpeed Cache** and **All in One SEO**. All BuddyPress-related sections could then be organized as submenus under this main menu.

    For example:

    **BuddyPress**

    * Settings
    * Components
    * Groups
    * Messages
    * Members
    * Activity
    * Other BuddyPress features

    This approach would keep the WordPress dashboard much more organized while also making BuddyPress feel like a unified platform rather than a collection of separate features.

    I believe this would significantly improve the admin user experience, especially for websites that use multiple BuddyPress features.

    Thank you for considering this suggestion.

    #339682
    Evie
    Participant

    If you can’t help do you know how I get through to buddypress help, this is really affecting go live dates.

    #339675
    Evie
    Participant

    Thanks for your reply Alex!

    So the theme owners have done this and couldnt find anything and have said to contact buddypress as the issue still happens when everything is disabled except for buddypress.

    Are you able to help? Happy to share logins.

    #339673
    Evie
    Participant

    Hoping someone can help — group creation is completely broken on my site and I can’t figure out why. The theme i’m using says its a buddypress issue and I need to contact here.

    Setup: WordPress + BuddyPress 14.5.2, Youzify 3.6.1 (which replaces BP’s own group-creation templates and JS), Template Pack set to BP Nouveau, LiteSpeed Cache active. I’m logged in as an administrator, and “Enable group creation for all users” is turned on (though admins should be able to create groups regardless of that setting).

    Symptom: On /groups/create/, filling in the Group Name + Description and clicking “Create Group and Continue” just reloads Step 1 blank. No error message, no validation warning anywhere on the page, and no group is ever created — I’ve confirmed 0 groups exist via both wp-admin > Groups and the REST API after every attempt.

    What I’ve already ruled out:

    The Groups component is active and creation permissions are wide open
    No JavaScript console errors when submitting

    Tried the REST API directly (POST /wp-json/buddypress/v1/groups) — first attempt returned a bp_rest_user_cannot_create_group 500 error, later attempts just failed generically

    Submitted the raw Step 1 form via fetch(), bypassing the UI entirely, using the exact fields from the page (group-name, group-desc, _wpnonce, _wp_http_referer, save, group_id). The server responds 200 and redirects back to the same Step 1 URL — no PHP warnings, notices, or BuddyPress error markup anywhere in the returned HTML

    Checked cookies before and after submitting: BuddyPress normally sets a cookie to track which group you’re mid-way through creating across the multi-step wizard. That cookie never gets set, which suggests groups_create_group() isn’t completing (or isn’t being reached) server-side

    I don’t have server-level file access, so I can’t check the PHP error log directly (/wp-content/debug.log returns a 403 for me)

    My best guess is a Youzify/BuddyPress-core compatibility issue, since Youzify fully overrides the group-creation flow — but I’ve already been through Youzify support without a resolution, which is why I’m here.

    Happy to give login info.

    Thanks!

    #339625

    In reply to: BP 14.5.2

    emaralive
    Moderator

    Milestone 14.5.3 is up next and “soon” would be relative to the observer. All I can say is that the target date is set for August 29, 2026.

    As for the Wordfence notice, I’m not at liberty to discuss in public. WordPress has an account on Slack, here is some information regarding such (there are numerous channels including those for BuddyPress and bbPress):

    WordPress Chat
    Join the WordPress community

    emaralive
    Moderator

    Hello all. Versions 14.5.2, 12.7.2 & 11.6.2 are Maintenance and Security Releases. Please update, accordingly, when possible.

    Version 14.5.2

    #339618

    In reply to: BP 14.5.2

    Mike Witt
    Participant
    emaralive
    Moderator

    Assuming the site is set up for “Membership Requests”, the other admins can just “opt-out” of receiving the email notifications.

    However, if you are looking for a coding solution, the bp_members_membership_requests_notify_site_admins() function should provide the information for implementing such. See the following link:

    https://github.com/buddypress/buddypress/blob/80aa6969164c956a8d761671cd7652bbd2240d4e/src/bp-members/bp-members-membership-requests.php#L156

    #339606
    mikeali1
    Participant

    If editing the template file didn’t change the text, it’s likely being generated by BuddyPress core or a filter, not that specific template.

    I’d recommend checking for a hook such as bp_core_avatar_admin or overriding the string with a translation plugin like Loco Translate. That approach is usually update-safe and avoids editing plugin core files. If you’re using a custom theme, also make sure it isn’t overriding the BuddyPress template.

    #339582
    arisudi
    Participant

    BuddyPress v14.5.0.

    #339581
    emaralive
    Moderator

    There is more to your story than you are revealing. What is the version of BuddyPress?

    #339580
    arisudi
    Participant

    The error appears on a fresh WordPress installation.
    Active Theme: default Twenty Twenty-Five.
    Active Plugin: only Buddypress.

    #339565

    In reply to: FIFU and activity

    emaralive
    Moderator

    My point is that this doesn’t appear to be a BuddyPress issue. If you create a WordPress post and that post shows up as a BuddyPress activity, then the tracking is working, regardless of whether featured images are showing within an Activity item as delayed as opposed to instantly.

    IOW, the issue appears to reside with FIFU itself or networking issues that are causing the delay (since images are sourced externally).

    If you still believe that this is a issue with BuddyPress then I suggest that you open a ticket and provide facts that support your claim.

    #339564

    Topic: FIFU and activity

    in group forum Third Party Plugins
    istok
    Participant

    You close topic withoung giving me possibility to answer even if there is writteN:

    This topic is marked as closed to new replies, however your posting capabilities still allow you to reply.
    Error: Topic is closed.

    My answer:

    bbPress and BuddyBoss Platform integration is not needed

    It has already worked correctly, tha only issue ist delay between publishing and appearing with picture in activity

    After few days they are there. I coluld accept even this but have auto emeil sending alerts about new publication and they are, like tha last entries in activity, without pictures.

    #339562
    emaralive
    Moderator

    On their (FIFU) plugin page (WordPress Plugin directory) it states:

    [PRO] bbPress and BuddyBoss Platform integration

    Which most likely means that you would have to upgrade to the PRO version. Additionally, they only claim integration with bbPress and BuddyBoss Platform. Integration with BuddyPress is not stated.

    Closing this topic.

    #339557
    emaralive
    Moderator

    BuddyPress 14.5.0 was released on July 7, 2026 and is compatible with WordPress 7.0 branch.

    BuddyPress 14.5, 12.7, 11.6

    #339556
    emaralive
    Moderator

    BuddyPress 14.5.0 was released on July 7, 2026 and is compatible with WordPress 7.0 branch.

    BuddyPress 14.5, 12.7, 11.6

    emaralive
    Moderator

    Hello all. Versions 14.5.0, 12.7.0 & 11.6.0 are Maintenance and Security Releases. Please update, accordingly, when possible.

    BuddyPress 14.5, 12.7, 11.6

    #339507
    Mike Witt
    Participant

    I am by no means a BuddyPress expert, but on our sites we’ve changed the text you see when you click on “Change Profile Photo” by overriding the file change-avatar.php. In other words, I’ve made a copy of that file, changed the text to say what I want, and then put that file in wp-content/themes/MY_CHILD_DIR/buddypress/members/single/profile. We’re not using Nouveau, so that might make a difference.

    If you’ve actually changed the text directly in the original buddypress file it seems weird (to me) that the change didn’t take (unless it’s already being overridden).

    I doubt that helps. Maybe you’ll get a better answer from somebody who knows more.

    laptoplife
    Participant

    How does one remove the text from the change profile page that says:

    If there is a Gravatar associated with your account email we will use that, or you can upload an image from your computer.

    Someone else posted about this years ago and I don’t see a resolution.

    When going in the files to change wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-nouveau/buddypress/members/single/profile/change=avatar.php the text still shows up.

    Please advise.

    Here is the previous thread which did not have a resolution.

    How to hide or replace gravatar text in change avatar page

    Thank you.

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