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@imath,
Thank you for your response and apologies for my tardiness – I had no idea that the Discussion settings had any impact on Buddypress Activity but you are correct, this was what was causing the issue. Is this documented anywhere in the Buddypress docs/codex? I made the mistake of assuming that Buddypress activity was a separate entity to the blog posts and comments but obviously it isn’t, so do all the other Discussion settings impact it as well? I can obviously test myself but if there is any resource on this that would be very useful.

Regarding the BP Classic issue, thank you, although I have now made a significant design change and workaround so I don’t think it will impact me any more, and that also applies to the issue I reported with the nav menu highlighting, although that will impact others. Basically I have created a custom Members directory page on a WP page so that when that is a sub menu item of Activity any visit to a Profile page does not highlight the Activity menu item as was happening with the standard Member directory. Also from my testing I have not encountered any issues that will require BP Classic to be activated, and if I do I will probably devise another workaround.

Good luck with preparing to launch the release of BP 12!

@imath FWIW, back in 2021 there was some discussion regarding the ActivityPub and BuddyPress connectivity/integration (for lack of a better term) which can be found at the following:

Buddypress Integration

@keyfox You can try testing by using either the default 2022 or BuddyX theme. After switching to a different theme, performing the same action will help you determine whether the issue is related to the theme or BuddyPress.

Hi @imath,
Even though I have already done this, I have done it again. With all plugins deactivated apart from Buddypress, the reply button still does not display. I have also wiped the style.css of my child theme, removed all functions from the child theme functions.php, renamed bp-custom so it is not in play, and removed any buddypress files I had in my child theme – still no reply button. I have removed everything extraneous. I have switched to the parent Blocksy theme and it still isn’t there. When I examine the html in the inspector, the code just isn’t there to generate the reply button. Attached are two images showing this while in my child theme and everything else turned off apart from Buddypress. But it is the same with just Blocksy parent theme

I have also tried with the 2023 theme, attachments below.

This is all with the beta 3 that I upgraded yesterday, on the latest Firefox on a Mac running the latest OS. Just to make sure it was neither browser or device, I also looked on my Android phone using the Opera browser, and that screenshot is attached below.

So, please, what do I do now?

Hi @imath,
Thanks for your response – I’m sure you are very busy. The problem I have is that the BP Classic plugin causes a problem with the menu, as noted earlier in this thread – https://buddypress.org/support/topic/lets-prepare-the-buddypress-12-0-0-next-major-release/#post-331198 – and acknowledged by you – https://buddypress.org/support/topic/lets-prepare-the-buddypress-12-0-0-next-major-release/#post-331239 – but I haven’t seen any more mention of it. It isn’t really an issue until those deprecated functions stop working, but it is an extremely tedious task to trace where they are being used if it is a plugin as the debug log gives no clues at all except when the function was used. I will have a look at the list (thank you) to see if that is any help. If the issue with the BP Classic plugin can be looked at and fixed in the meantime I would be grateful – this could be another Blocksy issue so again, if you can speak to them it would be most appreciated, as they don’t want me to tell them until the non-beta version of BP is released, whereas you will have a clear idea what is and isn’t going to be in the final version and can raise it with them to look at – they may highlight something you are not aware of that needs doing before final release that might be something that affects many other themes. Can you also let me know what has happened to my post regarding the comment reply link? It still hasn’t appeared.

Unrelated to my earlier posts, I was doing some debugging on another plugin, and was getting a lot of warnings and deprecated messages regarding a couple of BP functions, most of which I have been able to track down in my code; however one in particular persists, as follows;
PHP Deprecated: Function bp_core_get_user_domain is <strong>deprecated</strong> since version 12.0.0! Use bp_members_get_user_url() instead
It would be useful for me, and I am sure others, if the full list of deprecated functions is made available, as well as anything that uses them, because several of the ones I was using were not the exact function appearing in the debug log, but changing them (because I thought they might be the ones triggering the warning or deprecated message) did cut the number of messages in the debug log. I still don’t know for certain though. It would also be useful to have a complete list of available functions and what they do, particularly those that would be commonly used, all in one place – if this is available already, I can’t find it, so apologies if that is the case. Previous changes, inconsistencies and the sheer amount of old information that is still out there, including these forums, makes it extremely difficult to find the right function in the right circumstance, which I assumed, perhaps wrongly, was a part of why the new Buddypress is needed.