BuddyPress.org

By the looks of it the theme isn’t compatible with buddypress. A link would have helped but I suspect it might be http://themeforest.net/item/traject-wordpress-portfolio-and-business-theme/116671 ?

You may be able to convert it yourself using the buddypress template pack ….

See also: https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/
https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/bp-template-pack-walkthrough-level-easy-2/

updated**: it’s Traject’s theme addon-functions.php. Maybe the author must be notified.

This is Traject’s theme functions.php. It’s not working on my part either and even with the crop image. sigh ***

== i go to one of my buddypress sites ==

BP version? Did you install the site in question before or after your server crash? If you deactivate BuddyPress as well, do you still have a blank page? How are your other BP sites working out?

@pinhit

Dirty hands are fun

Didn’t you already set member profiles to show only to logged-in users? The whole profile section (including the header) is being hidden whereas only the profile activity streams should be hidden. Check members/single/home.php for the code you added earlier, and comment it out or remove it temporarily to see if the display looks better.

@cfcunofficial

You can achieve that with a membership plugin. A quick search of the WordPress repository will turn up several: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=membership

My personal favorite is s2member… it does everything, and then some! :https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/s2member/

@pinhit

You really are struggling with this one, aren’t you? One of the important things to look out for is being sure your “if” statements are properly nested.

To mimic the functionality of the site you linked to above, open activity/activity-loop.php and paste the first part of the conditional (the if, message & else) immediately AFTER the following line:
“

Close the conditional (the endif part) immediately BEFORE the following line:
“

This will display your not-logged-in message to visitors everywhere the activity stream is displayed: in the main stream, as well as in profiles and groups.

i had tons of trouble with this.

Don’t know if you tried these methods but they worked for me..

I used two plugins:

Mail From and WP-Mail-SMTP

with mail from I had to create a myname@mydomain in the email section of cpanel because my site was stuck in default ‘noreply@mydomain.com’

It kinda splits your email send outs as: username@example.com
I chose: eMail Address admin@mydomain.co.uk as the Current address WordPress is sending mail from

With the other plugin I noticed one major edit solved the whole issue for me in terms of my site sending out the registry email verifications.

First I chose to send out the emails with my newly created email address (made in cpanel)
then I checked the: Send all WordPress emails via SMTP box
then I chose: SMTP Host = localhost
then this was the was crunch that seemed to make it work..I changed the default SMPT port from 25 to 26 and it worked !
I also chose: Authentication No: Do not use SMTP authentication.
sent a ‘test’ email out to a test account on my site and all was ok.

I don’t know if this will work for you..but all I can say is it worked for me so no harm in trying.

This issue took me 3 weeks to solve !!

I took a different approach:

1)Buddypress general settings- rename the “Full Name Filed” to nothing… clear it out and save. This will remove the label from the reg page.
2) Hide the full name field on the registration page with css.
3) Add JS to mirror typed characters from username field into full name field
requires jquery 1.4.2
`

#field_1 {visibility:hidden;}

function sync()
{
var n1 = document.getElementById(‘signup_username’);
var n2 = document.getElementById(‘field_1’);
n2.value = n1.value;
}

`

Call it appropriately:

`<input type="text" name="signup_username" onkeyup="sync()" id="signup_username" value="” />
`

Seems to be working pretty good so far.

@anesthetist As you’ll note this thread is marked as ‘Resolved’ this means that in all likely hood people are not going to respond to it.

It is general practice not to tag onto posts but to start a new one for your issue,, explain exactly what you have done, stages reached, the files manually edited as is necessary etc.

.htaccess lives in the root web directory of your domain.

I’ve only had a quick glance, and it seems pretty good. Are you or ArHistoryHub on Twitter?

On a cursory glance, yes you could work BP into your WP site, BP is simply a plugin for WP that extends WP to include social media aspects such as user profiles, site wide activity streams, user groups. You may want to install plugins such as BP Album+ to handle media , cubepoints for BP, or perhaps Achievements.

You’re best off setting up a test install and working BP into your theme using the template pack plugin to help integrate BP files into your child theme – a guide on this is found in the BP codex, then run through the various features of your existing site and see whether they function as is as WP aspects or whether you need to use more specific BP plugins that are BP aware, theres a good list of available plugins under the ‘Extend’ tab