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@igniens,
sorry youu have troubles with BuddyPress.

If you expect some usefull help, it would be better you give as first some important details about your installation.

PHP version, server type, theme name…
Do you have sme custom code in your theme or in bp-custom.php ?

Did you followed the instruction you see from the Captcha message showed in your screen shot ?
Have you setup permalinks and have you save them again ?
Did you used one of BP’s repair tool ?
How many groups do you use ? Which group type do you use ? Have you issues with all group activities or only with public groups ?

Can you see other activities on the Site Activity or on Group Activity ?

You should also test with a twenty theme, in any case to get sure the basic WP+BP install is working corrently, wihout any other plugin and wp-debug on, of course.

If you use a cache plugin, clear the cache. Same thing for your browser history…

Oh, and avoid to write Help in a topic title. You’re already on a help support, no need to rewrite it for your purpose, it doesn’t accelerate anything. 😉

You can open a bug ticket here.
Be sure to include a link to this topic.

Have you tried this plugin?
https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-registration-groups-1/

Check use cover image option is checked in the buddypress options screen, if it is you should see the tab to add or change cover image on the manage screen in your group.

same problem! Suddenly groups lost all activities 🙁

UPDATES OF GROUP LOST!

Is the rest of your site showing German?

For just the register page, you could create a template overload of this file:
buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy\buddypress\members\register.php
and edit the text.

Hi,

I’m interesting about MemberPress with BuddyPress.
I want to create a membership website with these 2 plugins.
Could you tell me if you have more information since your post ?

Thanks
have a great day
Ludovic

You’re going to have to write a custom solution.
It’s doubtful anyone on these forums has needed such a front-end solution.
And your use of Ultimate Member with BP narrows the field even more.

A decent developer should be able to recreate the functionality on the front-end.

You can post a job here.

If you create an xProfile field called “Telephone” and add it to the base group, it’ll appear in the BuddyPress registration form.

Hope that helps?

Yeah, many more users will find it. It’s also easier to install for new users. I just had a theme approved; the process took about 6 months due to the theme review team having such a huge backlog but we got there in the end

BuddyPress needs more themes, great to see you’re working hard on them!

BuddyPress is a WordPress plugin so will need a copy of WordPress to run. Does that help?

This is custom work. Nothing like this by default or out of the box, in BuddyPress or bbPress.

@venutius @henrywright

The BP_GROUPS_SLUG constant is deprecated, and only used here for backwards compatibility.
(see here, line 141). This is also mentionned on codex.

What you can do is to simply modify the page slug. Go to dashboard, Page editor, and quick edit your default Group page, and change the permalink (ie. groups to test) and evtl. the title.

Create a template overload of this file:
buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy\buddypress\groups\groups-loop.php

In your overload, remove whatever you like.

If you just want to change labels, you should use a language file.

Another approach, put in your bp-custom.php :

function sr_gettext_with_context( $translated, $text, $context, $domain ) {

     if ( 'buddypress' !== $domain )
        return $translated;

     switch ( $text ) {
        
        case 'Friends':
            return 'Network';
            
        case 'Groups':
            return 'My Groups';            
            
        default:
            return $translated;
    }

    return $translated;
}
add_filter( 'gettext_with_context', 'sr_gettext_with_context', 51, 4 );

So you enabled the Extended Profiles component in wp-admin > Settings > BuddyPress.
And now, on the front end, the Profile menu item does not work ?

Have you checked your error logs?

Have you tried switching momentarily to a WP theme like 2015 to see if the issue is in your preferred theme?

If you consider all your users to have the same ability to publish, you can simply setup WP’s default role from subscriber to author. You don’t need a plugin to do that. To allow categories, search on WP codex, as this has nothing to do with the fact you use BuddyPress.

For customizing the Howdy menu item, use this custom snipet or take one of the existing plugin to do that.