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I’ve fixed this bug, and it will be included in BuddyPress 3.0, which is probably two or three months away.

@ngoegan the logic in the Buddypress is correct why an user would like to go to register page when he is already registered and logged in. According to your stated problem your can make register page as static homepage and add the above code in your child’s theme function file or bp-custom.php. It will redirect all your logged in user to activity page.
To know about how to add bp-custom file read this beautiful post

@richard2001 Could you please elaborate your situation.
To my understanding
1. If you are not receiving email, the probable cause could be with the server hosting. Kindly create an email account with your server hosting and use the same email account in the WordPress. Go to Settings > General to change default email address.
2. Go to Buddypress setting and check if the Notification option is checked.

@ngoegan add the following code in your child theme’s function file. It modifies default behavior and redirect user to activity page. Link to the source of code

function bbg_bp_loggedin_register_page_redirect_to( $redirect_to ) {
    if ( bp_is_component_front_page( 'register' ) )
        $redirect_to = bp_get_root_domain() . '/activity';

    return $redirect_to;
}
add_filter( 'bp_loggedin_register_page_redirect_to', 'bbg_bp_loggedin_register_page_redirect_to' );

Ok, I’ve deactivated all plugins except for Buddypress and it is still not working. Is there a setting or something that should be de/activated to get it to show the situations ? It’s getting quite urgent now, so if you have any ideas please let me know – thanks !!

Correct ticket link: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7671

Hi @klubnika74

BuddyPress doesn’t allow a user to email another user directly.
You may be mixing this up with the email notification messages, that BuddyPress sends out.

By “send a copy of private message between users”, are you specifically referring to the Private Messages feature within BuddyPress?

Keep an eye on https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7672 for updates.

Hi @ottiya

Good question, but the answer’s hard. You’ll need to learn how to modify WordPress theme templates. Start reading through all the linked pages on https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/ and when you have a specific question after you’ve made a try, let me know.

As long as that Members page isn’t assigned to another component, it’s not obvious why it mightn’t be working. Does the form submit when you click Save, or does nothing happen at all?

Is that Page published?
Have you made any customisations to BuddyPress, or WordPress rewrite rules?

I think the go-to for this is https://themekraft.com/products/woocommerce-buddypress-integration/ — might be worth a look.

Hi @eliasgetguineapig

Do you mean on the WordPress Toolbar? (this thing — https://codex.wordpress.org/Toolbar )
If so, if you search for ways to customise or hide the WordPress Toolbar, you should get some clues. It’s not a UI component provided by BuddyPress.

Hi @ottiya

On the default templates, there is a “Add Friend” button, and we usually position is just below (or next to) the user’s name and avatar picture. But not every theme has to show BuddyPress content in the same way!

If you’ve bought a theme with BuddyPress templates, or customised some yourself, it might be worth going back to where you got them from and ask for help.

Hi @mastershas thanks so much for this! I was looking for it as well. Do you know how to allow members to edit their profiles so that the profile bio +photo on the bottom of their blog post is the same as the profile bio + photo on their buddypress page?

I just found this: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-do-i-link-blog-post-authors-to-their-bp-profiles/ maybe we can try this?

Also looking for this! And also making it so that when you click on the author, it redirects to that person’s buddypress profile page