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I’ve done what you want to do like this:

$user_compose_url = get_site_url() . '/members/' . get_user_by('id', get_current_user_id())->user_nicename . '/messages/compose';

/* or when Buddypress 12.0 will be released */
$user_compose_url = bp_loggedin_user_url( bp_members_get_path_chunks( array( bp_get_messages_slug(), 'compose' ) ) );

$url = wp_nonce_url(
                add_query_arg(
                    'r',
                    get_user_by('id', $user_id)->user_nicename,
                    $user_compose_url
                )
            );

This way you’ll have the nonce.
You’ll need to adapt the code to where you want to display the button though.

It’s possible that the issue stems from BuddyPress configuration, plugin conflicts, or caching problems. Given the complexity and restricted access to the site, hiring an expert on a salary basis could provide dedicated support.

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To allow any logged-in user to post in your bbPress forum within a specific BuddyPress group, go to your WordPress dashboard, navigate to Forums > [Your Forum], and adjust the forum’s settings. Look for permissions or access settings and set them to “Logged In Users” rather than restricting it to group members only.

@imath I was running this test with both BuddyPress 12.00-beta4 and previous 11 version too.
I’ve not tried to include the patch you link to me, I’ll try it.

I understand that it could be a bbPress issue. Both bbPress and BuddyPress seem to have been answering on issues that it’s the other plugin that needs to patch. The issue was reported 11 years ago and again 4-5 years ago with the same response on both side.

I don’t know both codebases enough (dug into both of them for the first time last week) to conclude if in the end it’s bbPress or BuddyPress that need patching but in the end there’s been an incompatibility on and off for 10 years… that even happen on Buddypress.org profiles.

I’ll try with the latest BuddyPress patch for bbpress and let you know. Is it implemented on this very website though? Because as I pointed out, this bug is affecting the website here too.

There is a very long running issue about that, it seems, on bbpress trac here https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3355#comment:4
if you have any more info on that, please share.

Either wait for a bbPress update (it seems that it is in a slow pace lately), or maybe include a function hooking to bbp_get_replies_pagination_base filter (for replies as an example) to fix it on buddyPress side? (or on theme/plugins dev side but then it would probably be a good thing to include it in the docs somewhere?)

(I just typed a response and it does not show. Moderated because of links or bug on my part?)

Shorter version: pagination on your own profile work, but on other people profiles don’t.

@imath if you visit your own profile on this very website you’ll notice that the pagination links link to buddypress .org/page/2/ instead of /members/imath/forums/replies/page/2/

After conducting local test it appears to be a problem on the v.11 too… is it a known issue? Is there a way we can help fix this?

I have some feedback for the beta4: I stumbled upon this issue on my big site config but in troubleshooting mode with only default WP theme 2024 + BuddyPress (Heritage template but Nouveau has same problem) + bbpress I have this issue: in the /members/forums/ tabs of a member page, when I click on the different pages they do not display different content, only first page’s one.

Could this be a problem with BuddyPress or is this only bbpress?

Ok, I’m not just able to find templates/index.html in my theme or buddypress directory. Maybe a guide to this path @gingerbooch

due to a bug in the BuddyPress plugin. The plugin is keeping track of the number of friend requests in the database, but it’s not displaying the correct number in the notification bar.

(damn the spam on this forum seems constant, that’s frustrating)

I’m using BBpress.
In fact the website I’m working on used BBpress and i’m trying to integrate that and Buddypress (that I enabled mainly to add private message to the website).

bbpress has the advantage to contain templates that work directly when you enable both plugin.

I’m trying to pull all the information from both bbpress profile and buddypress profile to an existing custom theme profile page but that’s the challenging part.

Hi @africanfoods,

I am actually updating to official 11.4.0 version and I faced the same problem.

This one is quite tricky. I had to dig into rebuilding my child theme from scratch in order to understand what was going wrong.

I found that Buddypress now uses the content of a potential “templates” folder, directly in the root of your theme directory (previously it was only looking for a buddypress folder in the theme directory).

You may have created a folder you named like that in your theme or child theme folder, which was not related to Buddypress. As buddypress now read this folder, be careful with the content. Especially if there is an empty “index.html” file in that folder.

If you find one, just be sure that file was put here for basic security purpose, not for a specific use, then you can delete it, or rename like “index.html_backup”. Once you remove or rename this file, you should get your users’ profile pages back.

I don’t know the use or reason for this new feature, maybe @imath can tell us more.