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Hi,

you can control whether or not to show the alerts through their css classes.

I’m guessing you’ve copyied Buddypresses way of notification alerts to your own template’s custom header, something like this svn.buddypress.org/branches/2.0/bp-notifications/bp-notifications-adminbar.php

0 notifications is governed through the .no-alert class – and whenever more than 1 notification is shown, it’ll have the .alert class.

So you could do something as as simple as writing .no-alert {display:none} in your css stylesheet.

Contact the authors of rtMedia:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-media/

add this from within your child-theme style.css:

#buddypress .standard-form#signup_form div.submit {
	float: left!important;		
	background-color: orange!important;
	height: auto!important;
}

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

It’s a common issue but not directly related to BuddyPress. Some ideas and hints here.

at the moment, /register leads to a 404 error (page not found).

I deleted that page and re created again.

– Did you also deleted it definetly from Trash ?
– Did you checked the existence of the page in BP pages settings ?
– It seems also that you don’t have an activation page.
– Once both pages are activated, go to permalinks, select any option except “default” and save.

and inserted short-code

All BP pages should always stay blank without any content. If you need a shortcode on a BP page, you must add it to the template.

Configure BuddyPress

So what you’re looking for is to use a custom user avatar instead of BuddyPress’?

Try the following code snippet in your theme’s functions.php or wp-content/plugins/bp-custom.php:

remove_filter( 'get_avatar', 'bp_core_fetch_avatar_filter', 10, 6 );

Update – That code snippet only reverts the avatar in WordPress posts and comments.

To override BuddyPress avatars in BuddyPress content with a custom avatar solution, you would have to hook into the 'bp_core_fetch_avatar' filter:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/2.5.3/src/bp-core/bp-core-avatars.php?marks=534-549#L534

The correct file is bp-legacy/buddypress/activity/post-form.php. Don’t modify it, but copy/paste (same path – same file name) buddypress/activity/post-form.php to your child-theme and do your changes from there.

Please read here first.
Try https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-email-to-wp-mail-from-bridge/

I tested your code and CPT & Posts counts are both correct (on tab and profile).

How did you implement CPT ? Try to test with the snippet given here:

Post Types Activities

See this premium plugin: http://www.youngtechleads.com/buddypress-members-import/

In one of the comments, it’s yet explained. (july 9th 2015)

Read throught, built the ID list of the concerned users and add it to activity loop filter options

Another approach is to use the buit-in fonctionnality of profile fields. The value is linked to any member ho filled the same value.

This means that if you click New York on a profile, you get a list of all user who entered New York and by extension, you have access to all new-yorker activities.

But if you want to sort the site activity of NY users only, you need to use the first solution and to code a bit more to add also a SWA filter for any existing state…

The Change Default Members Profile Landing Tab article will help you do that.

old testing site with an existing bp setup with groups.

ok i’ve now got no error (so far) on an old but up to-date online multi-site multinetwork testing site with an existing bp setup with lots of groups.

set-up
WP 4.5.2
BuddyPress Version 2.6.0-beta1 Network Activated
PPHP Version 5.4.43
MySQL Version 5.5.45-cll-lve
Plugins: lots
WP 4.5.2
BuddyPress Version 2.6.0-beta1 Network Activated

In that case, this could be a bug. It seems the apostrophe isn’t being handled properly upstream. Can you open a ticket for this on Trac?

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/

couple of plugins to make bp site private

ex: https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-members-only/screenshots/

disable user can register option in general settings

you can use any page as home page via settings-reading option

to redirect user bp login redirect plugin to your activity page

This sounds like an email sent by the paidmembershipspro plugin, which BuddyPress has no control over. Have you contacted that plugin’s developers for support? Or posted on its WordPress.org support forums?