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BP is free to use as you wish.
As to whether you may run into issues, you might, you might not.
There is a staggering number of themes and plugins in the WP world.
There is no way for BP to account for all the possible combinations.
Nor it is reasonable for people to expect these forums ( run by volunteers ) to solve or even respond to any and all issues that may arise.

BuddyPress is used by many businesses as part of their offerings.
The larger and / or more complex the business, the greater the need for a technical support budget.

Perhaps this?

buddypress\bp-xprofile\classes\class-bp-xprofile-profiledata.php 
Line 201: 	do_action_ref_array( 'xprofile_data_before_save', array( $this ) );

Have you install the plugin (BuddyPress Cover Photo)?

Check if the Friends component is activated in Settings > BuddyPress

I’m testing Ultimate Members running simultaneously with Buddypress. My ‘Author’ roles will have searchable profiles in UM and NOT in BP, and vice versa: All roles EXCEPT ‘Author’ will have access to BP functions, Authors will not have a profile in BP, and ONLY Authors will be able to create a profile in UM.

Can anyone help me separate these two worlds of users?

thanks

If you haven’t already, create a child theme.

Then copy your buddypress/template folder & subfolders over to your child theme.

Go through each file, search for instances of the word “FRIENDS,” and replace it with “CONNECTIONS.”

If you can’t find all instances of the word “FRIENDS” in these files, check your buddypress.po file and use Poedit to hack it out of there too.

If you haven’t already, create a child theme.

Then copy your buddypress/template folder & subfolders over to your child theme.

Go through each file, search for instances of the word “FRIENDS,” and replace it with “CONNECTIONS.”

Or, you can pay a developer thousands of dollars to make a plugin do it for you 🙂

@kristianngve
No it isn’t missing vital info, the clarification is directly after the instruction on naming convention for the BP folders in a child theme.

N.B. Inside the subfolder ‘community’ you must preserve the path structure/folders that exist in the BP original /buddypress/ folder so /activity/ must be created to hold index.php or any of the other activity templates.

Hey @friendlygooners

You can go to Tools > BuddyPress in the WordPress admin area and then select Reinstall emails under Repair tools.

Is your user name a reference to Arsenal? I’m a fan 🙂

Hi

Did you find a way to exclude specific user-roles from the activity feeds? I’m having the same issue? :/
Link to my question

Thanks

Put it all in one column:

/* Aligns Registration Profile Details fields to the left */
#buddypress .standard-form #basic-details-section,
#buddypress .standard-form #blog-details-section,
#buddypress .standard-form #profile-details-section {
    width: 100%;
}
#profile-details-section {
    margin-top: 20px;
}

And the finish button too (recommended):

#buddypress .standard-form#signup_form div.submit {
    float: left!important;
    margin: -12px 3px 3px 3px!important;
}

That should line it all up in 1 row. Congrats on not paying someone $1000 for that info 🙂

Currently PMPro has no official relationship with BuddyPress.

The relationship depends on the Theme.

Themes like SweetDate have options for PMPro.

I probably don’t have a real solution for you, but for the record, images uploading on Buddypress will not have a same CSS everytime. Just think about it, because avatars and cover images are new images uploading into our database, and lazy load will exclude core images (which have specific classes throughout). If you’re planning to add the uploading image area into lazy load, it will probably not work also since you’re using the class of the surrounding/background/border/area not the actual image that is uploaded.

Second of all, I have the same issue as yours. And my solution is to officially turn off lazy load. Because lazy load can actually affect our SEO rather than helping it grow. And the resolve is too hard to figure out since it’s not the problem of both theme and Buddypress, neither will have a solution (And lazy load plugins are one time development, noone will stick around to adjust this upload that for us).

You can create member types.
Then you would need to customize the registration form and member profiles per the selected member type.
These customizations will require good skills as a WP / BP developer.
You can post a job here.

If you can’t find a migration tool, then you’d need to write one or hire a developer to do so.
You can post a job here.

2 options I see:
1) Use hooks on the register.php page like do_action( ‘bp_after_registration_submit_buttons’ ) add_action('bp_after_registration_submit_buttons','your_function');
function your_function(){
echo do_shortcode( '' );
}
2) Modify register page –> copy wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/members/register.php to wp-content/themes/your-child-theme/buddypress/members/register.php and modify in your-child-theme

do_shortcode()

You’ll need to write code for a custom search.
You’ll need good developer skills to do so.
You can post a job here.

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