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I’m not an expert on GDPR, but what are other large sites like Twitter doing about this? Twitter’s user handle is approximately the same as BP’s username.

If you want BuddyPress to use something else for the profile URL, you can set the username in the user_nicename DB field and BuddyPress will use that for the user profile URL.

Keep in mind that this might break whatever custom configurations you might have on your install.

If you’d rather not mess with altering the data in the user DB columns, you can also potentially filter 'bp_core_get_user_domain' and 'bp_core_set_uri_globals_member_slug'.

View this ticket for more info:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6694

If you wanted to use a plugin to change the profile URL to use the user ID, you can try using a plugin like this (untested):

LH Number User Nicename

Reminder: Always test in a development environment before deploying major changes on a live site.

Hi @aaronpods,

Are you really sure it’s the 2017 theme that is activated ? Because if you look at the console messages in this screencap http://smiling.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Screen-Shot-2018-06-11-at-11.32.56-AM.png the theme Divi is activated and tries to load wp-content/themes/Divi/js/buddypress.min.js

Please, try to flush your cache if you use a cache plugin, and activate TwentySeventeen to see if it fixes the issue.

well terms and condition plugin is working fine but i would suggested to wait for buddypress 3.2.0 to come ,if you have not updated yet for rmail related problem

which buddypress version are you using , buddypress 3.1.0 has solved the problem

If you’ve already tried the solutions in this thread:

BuddyPress 3.1.0 is now available!

Then, here are a couple of other possible solutions:

1) Remove the “Reply-To” email address from BuddyPress emails.

By default, BuddyPress adds a “Reply-To” email header to each BuddyPress email containing the admin user’s email address.

I’m guessing email senders might have problems with this because the “From” email address and the “Reply-To” email address could use different domains. Email senders might think this is spammy and would reject the email. Just a guess. You’d have to look in your email logs to confirm.

Anyway, here’s a code snippet you can try in your theme’s functions.php or in wp-content/bp-custom.php:

add_filter( 'bp_email_set_reply_to', function( $retval, $email_address ) {
	// Wipe out Reply-to email header if it matches the admin email address.
	if ( bp_get_option( 'admin_email' ) === $email_address ) {
		$retval = new BP_Email_Recipient( '' );
	}

	return $retval;
}, 10, 2 );

2) Try setting a different “From” email address

If you are having problems sending any email on your WordPress install, you might have to set the “From” email address to one that contains your website domain.

There are a few plugins that can do this. Here are a couple:

Change From Email

WP Change Default From Email

3) Try using a WordPress email SMTP plugin

If all the above fail, try a SMTP email plugin:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/smtp/

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Please let me know if either of the solutions work.

Hi, I just noticed this as well. Was there an update on Buddypress? I don’t remember updating the plugin. Or was it something on google’s end?

I get other WP emails just fine. I thought it might be due to noreply@site.com wasn’t a valid email just not working.

I use another registration form and that sends email, but its annoying as the buddypress assigns correct role.

@despostillar2009 GDPR support for BuddyPress is in the development queue. Meantime you can try https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-gdpr/

@octuss you will need to modify member-loop template file. You can also take the idea from
buddypress/groups/groups-loop.php to display groups for a specific member id using bp_ajax_querystring

you can use terms and condition plugin you can even add privacy policy with little knowledge of html

I think you are referring to this class BP_Members_Suggestions in this file:
buddypress\bp-core\classes\class-bp-members-suggestions.php

As you can see, there is a default limit of 10 – which explains why you only see ten suggestions.
Typically, you expect a user to type more than one letter and thereby get better matches.

Fortunately for you, there is a filter hook ( bp_members_suggestions_args ) in the class that you can use to set the limit parameter to whatever you want.

Well… interesting. Not sure if I’m going crazy but after inserting that record and then one last try at Tools > Buddypress > Reinstall Emails– activation emails seems to be working now.

Not exactly sure why it works now but just happy it’s working.

Same issue. Driving me nuts. I started with 3.0.9 and had issue. I deleted plugin and re-installed 3.1.0 and tried Tools > Buddypress > Reinstall Emails. Still no registration email in list.

I installed Buddypress 3.1.0 fresh to a new install and I see it.

I’ve even gone so far as to take the record from wp_post from that instance and installed on broken site but php is expecting something different (getting some errors on admin page for BP emails) But the record looks legit compared to other bp email records.

I think this is still a bug for anyone who started with 3.0.9. Any Ideas so that I don’t lose all my groups / comments/ etc.?

Try Activation email problems here

BuddyPress 3.1.0 is now available!

@optimized Private messaging is available at the individual level, you can use https://wordpress.org/plugins/mass-messaging-in-buddypress/ to send a message to all group members or extend the same