BuddyPress.org

That issue was solved in BP 2.2.2
A topic with some explanation can be read here.

You’re using a theme which latest release was 2013, before WP changed page title handling.
Suggest you use a more recent one. Try also one of Twenty’s theme to check that the error message is no more there, and that your page title is correctly showing.

Sorry, i’m wrong. I checked again and effectively, the alternate colors are weird.
Add this to theme’s custom option (wp-admin/themes.php?page=WeaverX > tab main option > tab fonts&custom > custom css rules)

It’s a rasta example, so you can see how it works. You just have to modify the colors to your needs.

div.message-content {
color: yellow!important; /*#FFFFFF;*/
}

#buddypress div.message-box {
background-color:green!important; /* transparent!important; */
}

#buddypress div#message-thread div.alt {
	background: red!important; /* #CCC; */
}

May this help. 😉

BP doesn’t use a specific search page like WordPress does. Try to adjust your theme via a child theme or see theme support.
Codex is your friend !

This doesn’t need enhancement, as it is a unique string. You can modify it to your need very easily by using the language file (read here)

The exact phrase used in BP 2.2.3.1 is:
There was an error sending that message. Please try again.

If you see “cant send a message”, you use an old BP version or a third party plugin. Check for this first if it is the case.

FYI, there is also a ticket about error message, so consider your question as “work in progress”…

While you’re in touch with the support team, ask them to install BuddyPres on your site or at least why you get this error. For me, it is not an issue related to BuddyPress.

if i believe what is written by your host about PHP:

For example, PHP hosting at One.com provides access to the following elements:
PHP 5
MySQL database
Advanced dynamic websites

Seriously, it’s a bit short (IMHO) to convience me that WP and BP can run correctly together. Maybe a generic phrase, maybe exact, but the only way to know it exactly is phpinfo.
But for the moment, PHP 5 is not PHP 5.4 !
More annoying, i haven’t found any technical information about a host plan, except disk space and prices of domain names.

Personnaly, i won’t use such apparently poor hosting service.

Hi @holmey1

To test whether this is a BuddyPress problem or theme problem, you should switch to TwentyFifteen and deactivate all plugins. If the problem resolves then it is likely related to either a) your theme or b) one of the plugins you deactivated.

If you want networking and messaging and forums – you need both BP and bbPress.

Some info re BP and forums:

Installing Group and Sitewide Forums

If your site is slow is not related to the fact of adding/removing a link, even programmatically ! 😉
Unadapted host plan, wrong settings, network issue, poor wifi connection and many, many other things can slow down a site.

Have you at least the minimum requirements to use WP and BP ?
https://wordpress.org/about/requirements/

Requirements

Run phpinfo if you’re unsure.

There are no groups to display. Please try again later. doesn’t exist in BP 2.2.3.1
Do you use a specific plugin for groups ?
A similar phrase “There are no groups to display.” is only used in bp-groups/bp-groups-widget.php

How to change BP wordings is explained on Codex

Customizing Labels, Messages, and URLs

What do you think?

Hum… 🚧 🎢 🙏 !

Have you checked the right table ? It’s not in _bp_activity_meta, but in _usermeta, at least concerning the case of site admin.

I mentionned this topic for information on this ticket:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3794

Such feature doesn’t exist at this time. If you’re comfortable with coding, see here some possibilities: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/acoustic-signal/

If you feel comfortable with php, here’s a gist from @imath to autojoin users to groups.
Modify it to add the member_type

A little different, BuddyPress Registration Groups

Buddypress User Account Type was built before the introduction of member types. The plugin would need to be completely rewritten to work as a feature add-on to the core BuddyPress member types.

I’ve spent the last 2 days combing the Internet for a solution to this…and have also come up empty.

Has anyone on this thread made any further progress?

Also, it looks like this plugin (Buddypress User Account Type) is something that might be hackable to get the desired result? That’s beyond my capabilities, but thought I’d mention it just in case someone else finds it helpful…

Have you removed BP Remove Profile Links plugin, as it was tested up to: WordPress 3.6 beta2 BuddyPress 1.8 beta1. Could be outdated after 2 years and without need if you use the snippet now.

You have also to test your site with one of Twenty theme first.

One crucial question to all: which theme do you use ?
Have you similar issue by using one of WP’s twenty theme ?
Have you searched in your theme documentation ? Remeber that we do not support commercial products here as we have no access to the code.

Also:
The Toolbar is related to WordPress, BuddyPress use it only to add a sub-nav block under Howdy on the top right corner.

Commented BuddyPress code can be found here for bp_has_forum_topics

bp_has_forum_topics

and here for bbp_has_topics

bbp_has_topics

bp = BuddyPress
bbp = bbPress

There may well be a solution for this in the WordPress or BuddyPress community, but what I’m saying is it’s far more likely that you’ll find the solution in a phpMyAdmin or MySQL community. So don’t give up here, but be aware you have options if you don’t get a response.