I did the testing with and without Buddypress Xprofile custom fields type on both versions (Version 1.0.0 and Version 2.6.3) but no luck on getting the front-end User profile SETTINGS to work (not displaying the settings page)
Also I even do the testing with newly install wordpress-4.9.6 and buddypress 3.0.0 only but still no luck as well on getting the front-end User profile SETTINGS to work (not displaying the settings page)
But when I try using the buddypress Version 2.9.3 and with xprofile custom fields type with versions: 1.0.0 and 2.6.3 all are working properly.
I dont know if the said issues is on buddypress version 3.0.0 that is not displaying the front-end users profile Settings page (General and Profile Visibility tab)
I already installed the bp-xprofile-custom-filed-types but still when I click the Settings option at the frontend after I login as subscriber does not show anymore the settings page anymore. (please refer to screenshot: http://prntscr.com/jqip5v
It was working before on the previous buddypress version.
This issue occurs for me as well! I’ve been frantically running around, troubleshooting by going through the plugins to see if it’s a compatibility issue.
I’ll switch to the default buddypress theme to see if there’s an issue with Nouveau, but I haven’t found a solution yet.
With current BP email templates, Password is not available inside it, you can check available tokens here https://codex.buddypress.org/emails/email-tokens/
There are a couple of 3rd party plugin which you can use to modify the registration flow, or you can customize the BP registration form and hook up a new welcome email
The Registration link on my homepage points to ‘MySite.com/register/’. When I create a Register page for Buddypress under Dashboard>Pages, WP creates the registration page with an address of ‘MySite.com/index.php/register/’.
Buddypress is not automatically connecting with any of the new pages which I have read that I should create for it.
I’m hoping someone can steer me in the right direction to solve this problem.
@lunarayven Register page should work after page mapping. Try to save your site permalinks again from Setting >> Permalinks.
To debug the issue, try to deactivate other BP-related plugin and keep BuddyPress plugin active
Im using the following versions:
Buddypress: Version 3.0.0
BuddyPress Xprofile Custom Fields Type: Version 2.6.3
BP Profile Shortcodes Extra: Version 1.4.0
BP Disable Activation Reloaded: Version 1.2.1
I just noticed that the Users Profile Settings option page is not working. It does not show page anymore.
I’m trying it out. Though it doesn’t have a lot of downloads so far, the developer has other plugins on WordPress.org that have been around for a while.
I forgot to list the apache rewrite_mod above, but it is also installed.
Buddypress instructions say to ‘AllowOverride all’ to the folder containing htaccess, however, using these instructions https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/wordpress.html as a base, I set ‘Allowoverride all’ to my /usr/share/wordpress directory. htaccess is located in /etc/wordpress. Could this be the problem? and If so, how would I correct it?
I think you are looking at a few plugins and probably a bit of custom code. One part to your potential solution is that sharing of posts to groups etc. I’ve written a plugin called BP Post Status that allows posts to be displayed only to specific groups. You could couple this with Co-Authors Plus to allow more than one team member to be able to edit and update the post.
That’s one option. Another option is to use BuddyPress Group Documents, this allows documents to be created and edited by the group, it’s another approach to the problem.
Not sure about statement of account, you mean like a paid membership model? Paid Membership Pro maybe, something like that?
It’s because you have overloaded the template file in themes/kleo.buddypress/members/single/home.php it’s trying to load an obsolete function `bp_is_user_forums() on line 102. If you did not create this file you need to speak to your theme support to fix it, otherwise the solution is to remove that function basically, it’s usually in an if function.
I’m looking for an Author Box that works with Buddypress and am coming up blank.
The best I’ve been able to find is a post with a bunch of code to add the author bio underneath a post. But what about in a widget in the sidebar? Has any progress been made on this/ I have I missed something? Would looove to integrate an Author Box with Buddypress.
Thank you for the quick reply. Unfortunately, changing this setting did nothing. I removed/replaced buddypress (with no other plugins active) and still get the same results.
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