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Paul – I’m having the same problem. I managed to install your PHP email debuger. I triggered a private DM in Buddypress and received “Email delivered – True”. However, there was no Buddypress notification email received on my inbox.

Anything else?

Hi,

guess you do it wrong and BuddyPress is not a network.

Please read from here: https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/installation-in-wordpress-multisite/#d-activate-buddypress-in-only-one-of-the-secondary-sites-of-the-network

@davidkey772 Download this plugin from the following link, and add it and activate it on your site: https://www.dropbox.com/s/yz1155axhbyntw7/bp-email-debug-2.php?dl=0

Then do something that should trigger a BuddyPress email. For example, if you are using the Activity component, have one user write a message on the activity stream, then have a second user reply to that activity message.

Since you’ve said normal WordPress emails are being sent out OK, this plugin will email some debug information to the site owner’s email address. Once you have received at least one debug email, you can turn off the plugin!

Please let me know what the debug email says.

From looking at those plugins, I am pretty sure welcome-email-editor will not work with BuddyPress. It won’t be causing the deliverability problems, but just a heads-up.

You say you’ve been trying to resolve this issue “for months” — I assume that was with versions of BuddyPress older than v2.5?

Can you list all the plugins you have active on the site that doesn’t send emails?

The site that has BP – the one I have the issue with – has a plugin that sends emails to notify about new blog posts: that works fine.

Which plugin is this?

@OakCreative : actually, I use BuddyPress Forum Editor plugin, I think it’s why it doesn’t work. Would you accept to take a look on this, to find what I have to put in iframe in mention.js instead of “.wp-editor-wrap iframe” ?
Many thanks…

Are you currently having problems? Too slow, etc.

The main factors are the number of members and how active they are.
‘Active’ refers to concurrent users.
‘Concurrent users’ are the number of users who are actively doing something at any one time.
For instance, posting updates.
It does not refer to the number of users currently logged in.

Usually, the first step is increasing the amount of memory – if that is an option with your hosting.
But before you do that – do some reading.
Google: ‘buddypress performance’

You may need a VPS or even dedicated server – but they are considerably more expensive.

It’s not your .activity-header. Its the p inside it that currently has the background. This does the trick:

#buddypress #activity-stream .activity-content .activity-header p {
    background: transparent;
    border: none;
}

Similarly for .item-list-tabs its the list inside it

#buddypress div.item-list-tabs ul {
    background: transparent;
    border: none;
}

and the subnav….

#buddypress div#subnav.item-list-tabs ul {
    background: transparent;
}

and the subnav select box…

#buddypress div#subnav.item-list-tabs ul li.last {
    background: transparent;
}

the select box…

#buddypress div#subnav.item-list-tabs ul li.last select {
    background: #fff;
}

🙂

You would have better luck posting on the BuddyPress Docs support forum:
https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/buddypress-docs

In the WP admin dashboard, go to “Settings > BuddyPress > Components” and uncheck all components except Settings.

IMO, I don’t think you necessarily need BuddyPress for this.

The account delete option can be enabled by going to Settings > BuddyPress > Options > Main Settings > Account Deletion.

Try

.activity-header {
    background-color: #000;
}

Maybe the #buddypress ID isn’t on the page?

afaik, there are no plugins.
But it’s a simple filter.
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/disable-or-hide-private-message-button/

Try using the filter hook in function bp_activity_content_body()
Found in buddypress\bp-activity\bp-activity-template.php

I got this working in the end… I had to change the first letter of ‘Primary’ menu to lowercase! Is there code I can add to not display ‘0’ after messages, for instance if there are no new messages, then ‘0’ is not displayed?

I’ve got another plugin for Buddypress called ‘Compliments’ which also has a notification counter, is there a way to clear the reset counter of those notifications, once a person has viewed that particular page?

Many thanks.

Thanks @oakcreative! I’ve created a ticket in https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6972 and as it’s such a trivial change, I’m pretty certain it’ll get done for the next BuddyPress release (2.6, a few months away).