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I use https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-login-redirect/ – and it does exactly that.

page titles for member profile pages and group pages are not easy to change up – I posted some info I got a while back on this, but before I go digging for that info, I wonder if you really mean groups like buddypress groups.. since your url fragment there has “forum” in it – you may be refering to page title for the forums which I think is more of a bbpress issue (?) –

I had to add this code to my functions.php file to get rid of it.

/* Remove errors if any */
error_reporting(E_ERROR | E_PARSE);
/* End remove Errors */

It just removes the warning, but doesn’t solve the problem that causes it. I wasn’t able to find a resolution to that and may need for my plugins to update in order to solve it. Mine was being caused by a conflict between BuddyPress and W3 Total Cache.

BuddyPress doesn’t use “a login page”. If you have a radio button for the “remember me” option, it is certainly because you’re using a third party plugin or theme or widget.

But you don’t give any detail about your config, so it is just impossible to tell you more!

Hi,

please try to search a little before asking such basic question! Ie, you would have found this one:

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/create-dynamic-user-links-to-end-users-wallprofile-etc/

Can you give an example of what you tried and tell us where you did that change ?
Also, you should test BuddyPress with one of WP’s default Twenty theme before activating any other theme.

And more generally, giving some details can help too.

This field is visible by default.

If not, so the problem might be with your theme.
For other what’s new form questions, search the forum.

Some answers here:

Height what’s new form

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-do-i-remove-textarea-resize-without-editing-the-js-script/

Simply by not using code!

Remove the call to user avatar from the templates and you’re probably done. 😉

Or if you want to code, see here and search for bp_member_avatar.

Hi,

sorry but this is not related to BuddyPress.
Dashboard access is part of WordPress and the way it is displayed on your screensht indicate that it is also theme dependant somehow.
You can hide any menu item from the WP toolbar by following these instructions

or you can chosse to active/deactive the toolbar option in BP settings or use a plugin to limit dashboard access.

Hi,

BuddyPress wording can easely be modified with the language file:

Customizing Labels, Messages, and URLs

Other method:

Change “Activity” component’s name and slug to something else.

or:

Navigation API

Hi,

see:

bp_activation_page

BP_ACTIVATION_SLUG

Try getting the latest version of Kleo theme from themeforest.net. I’m pretty sure this is a theme issue, as BuddyPress itself is quite good in most places performance-wise.

As a general suggestion – activate object caching (memcached or redis) – you will need to talk to your host if you are on a shared/managed hosting, or install everything by yourself if on VPS/VDS/own server. Object caching will greatly help, believe me or not.

You may use

bp_activity_post_update( array(
'content'=> 'Something we wanted to say',
'user_id'=> 32,//example, please change it
) );

Please take a look at this

https://github.com/buddypress/BuddyPress/blob/master/src/bp-activity/bp-activity-functions.php#L1938

Hope that helps.

replace line number 31 with this

printf( __( "What's new?", 'buddypress' ) );

If you have latest version of buddypress then you can do from your FTP. Ask you server administrator to do so.

Please use the documentation.

Does the profiler show that BP is loaded before you call your function?
If not, then it will fail.

Try placing your function in bp-custom.php