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@lschnellinger search can easily be done via google in the meantime e.g. “buddypress.org memory limit”
@uloga patience unicorn
Feel free to help out, 6 more tickets left for BP 1.3 https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/roadmapHi, i think there is no need for this because when you receive a message, it already says from [Sitename] so no need to repeat [site name] again in message subject. i have already removed it from Account Activation email. but i think removing it from all the messages will be ok.
here is the code i use to remove the one for account activation email:
`function fix_bp_activation_subject($subject) {
return __( “Activate Your Account”, ‘buddypress’ );
}
add_filter(‘bp_core_activation_signup_user_notification_subject’, ‘fix_bp_activation_subject’);`Hi, i think there is no need for this because when you receive a message, it already says from [Sitename] so no need to repeat [site name] again in message subject. i have already removed it from Account Activation email. but i think removing it from all the messages will be ok.
here is the code i use to remove the one for account activation email:
`function fix_bp_activation_subject($subject) {
return __( “Activate Your Account”, ‘buddypress’ );
}
add_filter(‘bp_core_activation_signup_user_notification_subject’, ‘fix_bp_activation_subject’);`I cannot believe that buddypress.org, the heart of BuddyPress is so buggy
and not usable for such a long time. And that we have discussed site issues months ago
and still nothing happens.Why? What’s wrong? Isn’t it an Automattic Project… Isn’t it important
enough? Do you want to kill it?Don’t get me wrong! We really love working with BuddyPress and believe in its power. But the
current situation makes us unhappy and scary. Did we bet on the right horse?If you do not keep buddypress.org working it means for the people, with
BuddyPress your site will become a nightmare and is not maintainable.BuddyPress is such a great tool I really don’t want to see it dying… and I
don’t like how it looks for the public…If I would look for a social network software today and would land on
buddypress.org, I guess because of the site condition I wouldn’t decide to
use BuddyPress…What can be so difficult? Where is the problem?
Please, give us some more information. I like to know where we are going…
why it is like it is.Any offical feedback would be great.
Thanks to all,
Sven
My profile is showing as no activity since the refurb of buddypress.org
I can’t find my old posts or keep up to date with no onesHello,
I have a WP multisite network where BuddyPress is assigned to secblog, community.mysite.com. Users that have registered at the main site (mysite.com) are not showing up as “members” In the BP blog. Yes, they can log into the sign, since all users are shared across the network. But how can I get them to be BP members automatically when they register on the main or any of the networked sites?
Thank you! Tonya
Hi everyone. Forgive me if this subject has already been addressed. I can’t find the topic anywhere here.
My site is new and still being set up. As part of this process, I’ve had friends attempt to sign up and build profiles. Trouble is, they are not receiving emails verifying their membership. As many of you know, this means they can’t log in using the username and password they’ve created. I, on the other hand, can see their profile and user information in the User section of my dashboard.
I contacted my hosting company and this is the reply i received:
Dear Customer,
Thank you for your email. You will need to create an email address from your domain name hosted here. As long as we are hosting email for that domain there is not any additional cpanel steps you will need to take. However you will need to login to your dashboard and set the from email address to one hosted here, this will allow the verification emails to go out from that address. The hostname for that mail script should be localhost and the port 25.
Thank you,
Michelle
Level I Tech Support EngineerI understand what she’s asking me to do. Trouble is, i can’t find anywhere in WordPress or Buddypress to make these changes. I any of you have an answer or can point me to a forum discussion that’s already taken place on this topic, I would deeply appreciate it.
Thank you,
I am having some difficulties installing forums on my buddypress site. All I did was click the option in the WP admin dashboard to “enable bbpress forum”. The two major problems are as follows:
1. The forum link shows up in my buddypress navigation, but when it is clicked the browser is telling me the page is not being found.
2. The admin dashboard (e.g. http://www.mywebsiteurl.com/wp-admin) is no longer working. Not only does it not work, but I am getting a server error (HTTP Error 500) when I try to view it.The ironic part is that I can no longer access the dashboard to disable the forum. I just need to know if there is any way to fix this. I need access to my admin dashboard and if it requires fully forgetting about the forums I can do that for now and work on another solution.
Ideal fix: I would love to have a fix that allows me to access my dashboard and also makes the forum work.
Please help!
