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Hello @symphonyvelenciano, kindly review your permalink settings and ensure they are configured as follows: https://docs.wbcomdesigns.com/docs/buddypress/getting-started-buddypress/permalink-settings/.

And if it’s the same, please get in touch with your hosting support to verify whether mod_rewrite is enabled in PHP.

Has the 404 errors been fixed yet? I just created a new install, installed a new version of buddypress, and add the pages to a new menu. The Activity and Member page is now working, but the Setting is still not. Now if I go into Pages, and open the pages directly, they work fine. But not from the menu or the backend from the top right hand corner. Changing permalinks doesn’t help as it points them to other pages. I tried on another computer, same thing. Hosting company is on it’s third day still trying to figure the issue. It’s not any of the default themes, although with SocialV, their buddypress plugin doent’s even recognize that buddypress is already installed! I’m using the latest PHP version, no clue. All other pages work except buddypress pages. I saw this same issue in the forums, but no one knew the answer or the fix for this, and many of them are just left unanswered.

It seems that you’re encountering issues with your website, https://buriedladies.com, specifically related to the registration page and the functionality of BuddyPress. After deleting and re-uploading BuddyPress, the register page appears blank despite setting up everything correctly according to the instructional videos you’ve watched. Additionally, you’ve noticed that when you log out of the site, the register option disappears from the top menu, which is puzzling.

Regarding your second concern, it appears that individuals have successfully registered for your site due to your invitation to join groups. You’re wondering if there’s a way to manually assign them to specific groups.

Considering the situation, here are a few steps you could take:

Check Theme Compatibility: Since you’re using a Genesis theme, it’s important to ensure that it’s fully compatible with the latest versions of WordPress and BuddyPress. Sometimes, theme conflicts can lead to unexpected issues. Make sure your theme is up to date and well-suited for BuddyPress integration.

Plugin and Theme Conflict: Conflicts between plugins or themes can lead to unusual behavior. Deactivate all other plugins except BuddyPress and switch to a default WordPress theme temporarily. See if the registration page works in this scenario. If it does, then the issue likely stems from a conflict. You can reactivate plugins and your theme one by one to identify the culprit.

Permalinks: Check your site’s permalink settings. Sometimes, incorrect settings can lead to pages not displaying as intended. Go to Settings > Permalinks and make sure you have a valid permalink structure selected.

BuddyPress Settings: Double-check your BuddyPress settings, especially those related to registration and user roles. Ensure that the registration page is properly assigned in the settings and that user roles are set up correctly.

Cache and Cookies: Clear your browser cache and cookies to ensure you’re viewing the most recent version of your site.

As for your second concern about moving users into specific groups, BuddyPress doesn’t natively offer a feature to manually assign users to groups. However, you can encourage users to join specific groups after registration by providing clear instructions on your site.

Regarding “TWITCHFUSION,” it’s still unclear how this term relates to the context you’ve provided. If “TWITCHFUSION” has specific relevance to your website or the issues you’re facing, please provide more information so that I can address it accurately.

Hi,

In this support topic of the BP Attachments Add-on, there’s a code snippet to disable the beta feature about managing Avatar using the Add-on instead of BuddyPress Legacy Avatar UI:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/bp-users-are-not-able-to-delete-their-avatar-image/#post-16897553
It should help you carry on being able to share media in activity updates & being able to upload avatars in a more stable way.

It seems like you’re facing an issue with the BuddyPress Edit Activity plugin not functioning as expected. The plugin should add an edit button to activity posts in BuddyPress, allowing users to edit their own activity posts. If you’re not seeing the edit button even after activating the plugin.

Unfortunately, this is BuddyPress support. BuddyBoss support is not provided here.
The comments can be disabled in WP admin – settinggs – buddypress – options – disable activity comments.

This is a setting in BuddyPress. WP admin – Settings – BuddyPress – options – show member type

There is no known issue between Elementor and BuddyPress except from the directories and profile pages.

a. You should consider upgrading the php version.
b. Also install te BP Rewrites plugin which delays buddypress execution.
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Alternatively, our plugin (free) overrides the standard BuddyPress profile and loads a Gutenberg / Elementor template in its place which loads it really fast and can be 100% cached.

refer :

This is a very common issue with WordPress & BuddyPress.
WHEN The pages are cached, the hits do not reach the server and .htaccess returns the request from a cached page usually a html version right from the cache folder.

Hi there,

One possibility is to customize the landing page for visitors who are not logged in to your BuddyPress site, you have a few options. One option is to use a plugin like BuddyPress Redirect to Home Page, which lets you set any page as the home page for non-logged-in users. Another option is to use some code snippets in your functions.php file or a custom plugin, which can check the user’s login status and redirect them accordingly. For example, you can use something like this:

function bp_redirect_non_logged_in_users() {
if ( ! is_user_logged_in() && bp_is_component_front_page( ‘activity’ ) ) {
wp_redirect( home_url( ‘/welcome/’ ) ); // change this to your desired page
exit();
}
}
add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘bp_redirect_non_logged_in_users’ );

This code will redirect non-logged-in users who try to access the activity page to a welcome page instead. You can modify this code to suit your needs and preferences. You’d need to find the equivalent for the Jumble page in question.

@opsyche, it depends on what you want to achieve. Creating a completely separate page is not the solution. Instead, all single profiles or groups should use the same slug which is mapped with BuddyPress pages.

If you want to add a global header or footer to all BuddyPress pages, you can do it with Elementor instead of editing the BuddyPress member loop or group loop.

The upcoming BP v12.0 update will replace the BP page option with a post type. For more information, visit https://buddypress.org/support/topic/lets-prepare-the-buddypress-12-0-0-next-major-release/.

@vapvarun

Im getting the same error 2 years later 🙁
Im guessing its still not on the roadmap
What do you mean edit them via template override?

When I view the pages though the buddypress association page the pages load without the header and footer templates… Not sure how I would fix this?

Or would it be better to create completely new pages with the shortcodes?

Hi all
Im getting this kind of error as well.
Installed buddypress into a new elementor site – no other plugins.
When trying to edit the pages with elementor (the assosiated pages) I get error 500.

If anyone knows how to fix this would be really appreciated.

Thanks

Uncaught TypeError: Argument 1 passed to Elementor\Controls_Stack::sanitize_settings() must be of the type array, null given, called in /mnt/customers/customers-7/customers-el-3401699-59958-lrpobxcm-wordpress-pvc-64b91dd215efec0023d00804/wp-content/wp-content/plugins/elementor/includes/base/controls-stack.php on line 1084 and defined in /mnt/customers/customers-7/customers-el-3401699-59958-lrpobxcm-wordpress-pvc-64b91dd215efec0023d00804/wp-content/wp-content/plugins/elementor/includes/base/controls-stack.php:2389
Stack trace:
#0 /mnt/customers/customers-7/customers-el-3401699-59958-lrpobxcm-wordpress-pvc-64b91dd215efec0023d00804/wp-content/wp-content/plugins/elementor/includes/base/controls-stack.php(1084): Elementor\Controls_Stack->sanitize_settings()
#1 /mnt/customers/customers-7/customers-el-3401699-59958-lrpobxcm-wordpress-pvc-64b91dd215efec0023d00804/wp-content/wp-content/plugins/elementor/includes/base/controls-stack.php(2138): Elementor\Controls_Stack->get_data()
#2 /mnt/customers/customers-7/customers

I am not using the legacy pack of buddypress. It seams to be not working for me. any suggestions? Thanks.