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Hello,

have you already seen this [resolved] thread ?
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/register-page-as-homepage-redirect-issue/

Hello whoaloic

you can use BuddyPress cover will help you to upload avatar and cover photo.

here is plugin link https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-cover/

We don’t really have sufficient information to help in any great details, but read this thread and if you’re comfortable editing files follow the suggestion on patching a WP file that r-a-y suggests as this may be the reason you’re having issues.
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/profile-pages-disappeared-after-upgrade-to-2-2/

Hi, bonjour, buon giorno, guten tag ! 😉

if you want pertinent help, give more details please. Did issue appeared after update ? Used theme and plugins ? PHP version ?

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/when-asking-for-support-2/
https://codex.wordpress.org/Forum_Welcome

hi @s-sangma,

you probably made an error somewhere. Please read here for details:

Configure BuddyPress

Hi @gkk

I remember reading a post on BuddyDEV that helps you make WordPress SEO compatible with BuddyPress. See here for details. Hope that helps!

Hi @espagna123,

no panic, it’s a common issue. You probably use a custom function or a customised theme containing a php error.

Go simply to your FTP > wp-content > plugins and rename the buddypress folder like this /xxx_buddypress/
If you use bp-custom.php, rename it also.

Return to your site admin, deactivate the current theme and activate 2015.

Check that anything is correct, and return to FTP and revert BP’s folder to the correct name.
Than reactivate BuddyPress without forget to check that the needed BP pages exist.

hi @whoaloic,

perhaps give a try to this plugin:

Blog Categories for Groups Plugin

hi @abhimanyubind,

i’m not developer, but i think th e answer is yes.

For example, to allow admin to receive a copy of messages sent by users

function arc_wp_mail_filter( $args ) {
	
        $args['headers'] = 'Bcc: <admin@yoursite.com>'; 

	$new_wp_mail = array(
		'to'          => $args['to'],
		'subject'     => $args['subject'],
		'message'     => $args['message'],
		'headers'     => $args['headers'],
		'attachments' => $args['attachments']
	);
	
	return $new_wp_mail;
}
add_filter( 'wp_mail', 'arc_wp_mail_filter' );

Here an old topic with a similar question and answered by our core ninja’s.

Hope this will help you !

hi @skwegg,

This issue is not related to BuddyPress.

i would suggest to re-check your forum settings and breadcrumb links. 😉

your_site/forums/ -> Main page, displaying all your forums

your_site/forum/general/ -> General forum -> one of the forums
your_site/forum/general/best-of-steam-greenlight/ -> category of General

Breadcrumb link to Forum when in best-of-steam-greenlight
your_site/forum/ this should be /forum/general/

See bbpress codex and if you can’t find how and what to do, ask on the bbpress support.

hi @fuzzielogix,

check your permalinks. You’re using the default option which is the only one you cannot use when BP is installed. Read here.

Once BP is installed and you allowed user registration, you have already a register page.
Simply go to dashboard > general > read and select this page as (static)homepage.

For the layout, see

BuddyPress Theme Development

and searching for homepage on the forum leads to many result. 😉

hi @dzagya,

The new BuddyPress comes with SocialMedia fields encoded into the xProfile, and display with the Base profile fields.

Is this gonna require a .php hack? – if so anyone got any tips for me?

or does anyone know a good plugin to handle this?

BuddyPres hasn’t social fields in the Base xprofile field group. There is only one field which is [username] !

Check one of your plugin or your theme setings. Or maybe a custom function…
Give details. Theme & used plugins for example.

danbp – You’re right. My technique will work, but would get overwritten when translations are automatically updated.

I just checked and WordPress saves automatic translations to /wp-content/languages/plugins/ so we should be safe if custom BP translation files are saved to /wp-content/languages/buddypress or /wp-content/languages.

WordPress might say that there is a new BuddyPress translation, but if you’re using the custom method, then you can ignore the notice as BuddyPress will keep using the custom translation file.

To tell WordPress to stop fetching automatic translations for BuddyPress, see:
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/disable-automatic-translation-updates/#post-234528

See:
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/version-2-2-0-and-is_page/#post-234315

I would recommend applying this simple one-word patch to WP until WP 4.2 is released:
https://core.trac.wordpress.org/attachment/ticket/24674/24674.2.diff

Hi @rosyteddy

Which features of Ello do you think BuddyPress could benefit from having?

Great! Found where I was looking for…

BUT: we use Buddypress Docs, and the page /docs is still accessible…

Any suggestions?

THX!!!

Hi @omigosh

This isn’t added by BuddyPress. Social icons are something that BuddyPress leaves up to plugins.

@r-a-y

guess you’re wrong !

Put your language file here:
/wp-content/languages/buddypress/
And you will not have to worry about upgrades removing your language file.

/wp-content/languages/buddypress/ is the directory where glotpress uploads the BP translation file.

– when the directory is empty ( a first install for example)
– when the mo file is old
– the file is also checked when you modify your site language

To test, make main site to english, throw an old BP .mo into that directory
Revert site language to fit this mo and you’re immediatly invited to update your translation.

The place to put a custom po/mo is /wp-content/languages/
buddypress.mo in this directory is not overwriten.

But it’s unclear to me (for the moment) if this directory is completly overwriten when WP updates ?
But i’m sure it was not the case in the past < BP 1.9/WP 3.9 😉