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After thinking about it this is probs not the way to do it anyhows huh henry? buddypress doesn’t even register custom post types does it? you can tell i haven’t bothered for a few months on the buddypress side of things I need to give my head a shake, been awake too long lol, been so busy with server admin and css recently, a case of too much at once.

So any ideas how I would get this plugin ‘Scripts To Footer’ to work on the buddypress members pages and groups pages?

See the plugin I am using works flawlessly on ever other page of my website so I dont really want to stop using the plugin just because it cannot be used on single profile and single groups pages, I just need to find a way to make this plugin also move the javascript to the footer on these pages too and all will be good, its been a while since ive come back to this after a break, I really don’t want to undo everything and then hunt the files down and make them load in the footer manually.

If you’re running vanilla WordPress, with BuddyPress as the only plugin installed and you’re sure you have no custom code in place, it may mean your install has been compromised. You should check to be sure this isn’t the case.

Just a thought, have you tried using a standard theme such as Twenty Fifteen?

Talking about JavaScript @henrywright, without going off topic or meaning to hijack this thread I have a question for you that you may be able to help me with that’s driving me nuts, you know how we spoke ages ago about combining js scripts etc? well I have a problem on my members pages that is frustrating me, I have all my js files combined how I need them to be and working great on every single page of the website and have all js moved to the bottom instead of being at the top with the use of a plugin.

Now the problem I have is on a users member/profile pages, on these pages 2 of my js files remain at the top which is causing me problems with another plugin I use on these pages, the plugins all work fine but makes the pages briefly flash when switching tabs, i have narrowed it down to these js files loading in the head that are causing the problem. The plugin I use to move the js to the bottom only supports pages and posts and not custom post types (so it works fine on the activity/members/groups main pages but not in the individual groups or personal members pages), now I have got the code to add the custom post types so that it can move the js to the bottom on the members profile pages but I am not sure what custom post types these pages use?

The code I need to use is below, but what custom post type should I add for the buddypress personal members pages to be included any ideas?

function stf_add_cpt_support( $post_types ) {
    $post_types[] = 'project';
    
    return $post_types;
}
add_filter( 'scripts_to_footer_post_types', 'stf_add_cpt_support' );

sorry @rosyteddy but i only brought it up as henry mentioned JS 🙂

if there is a queue still, it’s in your application’s database/code somewhere

BuddyPress doesn’t queue up emails in this way. You should deactivate all custom code you’re running, that includes any import scripts or custom libraries, plugins, code snippets in functions.php or bp-custom.php and then check again if mail is being sent out.

Add this to your bp-custom.php file:

define( 'BP_MESSAGES_AUTOCOMPLETE_ALL', true );

BuddyPress now includes PHP 7 in its tests so sites running PHP 7 should be covered:

Ref: https://twitter.com/JJJ/status/673520650624061441

Regarding taking advantage of PHP 7 features, the plugin won’t do that. Any feature introduced after PHP 5.2 won’t be in BuddyPress yet because 5.2 is the minimum requirement to run WordPress.

>> there is not Save Setting button to allow me to save the changes

@beginner3 You mentioned in your original post that you already “have tried to deactivate delete and reinstall plugin”, so at this point we need you to provide more information about your installation to help you troubleshoot https://buddypress.org/support/topic/when-asking-for-support-2/

wp_bb_posts is bbPress 1, *not* BuddyPress. 🙂

I don’t know if there’s anyone interesting in working on that old versions of bbPress any more. If you haven’t already, I’d suggest posting on https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ so that at least the issue is logged.

@jblevins1991 You need to explain exactly what you have attempted so that we may understand where things are going wrong, so you need to show exact steps and directories and files created / copied over.

Assuming you have setup WP and BP correctly and have a vanilla instance of BP running under a theme of your choice then:

You create a dir or folder in your themes root e.g /buddypress/ if you want to modify the main activity screen then create /buddypress/activity/ and copy index.php from the plugins bp-legacy dir to this new directory, add some text somewhere in that file so you can see if BP is using that file rather than the version located in bp-legacy.

In our guide the salient issue of what templates and where is covered in this paragraph:

Therefore, you can modify any bp theme compatibility template by copying it over from:

/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/

To:

/my-theme/community/ or /my-theme/buddypress/

N.B. Inside the subfolder ‘community’ you must preserve the path structure/folders that exist in the BP original /buddypress/ folder so /activity/ must be created to hold index.php or any of the other activity templates.

If you are using a WP theme or theme that is subject to updates you must create a child theme of that theme and do all work in that, this avoids you losing any changes in a theme – guides for creating WP child themes are available on the WP codex.

I have published blank Register and Activate page on my site but I keep getting the error message?

@beginner3 If you have enabled registration again, then go wp-admin menu Settings > BuddyPress and click on the “Pages” tab, and in the Registration and Activate section, choose the blank pages you created and associate each with respective functions per

I believe any files you want to edit from within your theme must follow the complete folder structure as viewed within the Buddypress plugin. Not just lumped into a single Buddypress folder.

Closed – Please do not create duplicate topics.

Link to your existing thread:
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/save-button-not-showing/

There is no such filter hook as messages_notification_new_message.

There is an email_subject filter hook:
$email_subject = apply_filters( 'messages_notification_new_message_subject', $email_subject, $sender_name, $ud );
But as you can see, the variables passed do not include the message subject.

So, I don’t see a way to do what you want.

There is an enhancement ticket in the works
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6460
It might expose the fields you need.

You aren’t alone in asking for a different filtering system:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6460

You created a cpt named books.
When a book post is created, an entry is created in the activity stream.
When the book post is viewed, it used the single.php WP template.
Correct?

The book post and the activity entry are 2 different things.
Why would you want to use an activity template to show the content from an instance of a post type?

If you want to create a custom activity – then why create a custom post type?

How to add an activity entry:

bp_activity_add()

That’s true, I also run a buddypress website that users being able to preview it, in anyway… seriously helps.
If a user can’t see any activity or can’t see what the site generally looks like even with screenshots they won’t sign up. Think of all the “sign-up-we-aren’t-a-scam” sites that are out there. That’s their biggest point, not letting you actually see what you are doing. So people will generally avoid them like the plague.

If you want any ideas for a social website. Check out mine. roleplaycentral.org