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Possibly. That’s what you’ll need to check. Quite often the problem is theme- or plugin-related. My advice is to set up a test site which replicates your production site. Then you can make changes (for testing purposes such as this) without impacting your live website.

If the problem remains after you’ve disabled all plugins and activated the default theme then you can raise a ticket on Trac. The core development team can then take a look.

BuddyPress encourages its users to find and report bugs.
And they are even happier when a bug report includes a fix!
If you have found a bug, please open a ticket on trac.

bp_core_new_nav_item doesn’t accept link or href parameters.
And the slug use /bp_loggedin_user_domain/$slug/ so you can’t add directly an arbitrary link with this parameter.

bp_core_new_nav_item and bp_core_new_subnav_item are respectively the buddy menu and the sub-menu, with each his own parameters. Same technique, but slightly different.

But you can hook into the function to modify the slug array, like this:

function bpfr_menubar_link() {
	global $bp;

	$bp->bp_nav[$slug] = array(
			'name'     => 'My super link',
			'slug'     => 'super_link',
			'link'     => 'https://buddypress.org',
			'css_id'   => 'super-link',	
			'position' => 20
		);
}
add_action( 'bp_core_new_nav_item', 'bpfr_menubar_link', 999 );

Be aware that this nav menu is always user dependant, meaning that you will only see that link when you’re on your profile page. It won’t show when you’re on another members profile or not logged in. 😉

@djsteveb,

pagination itself has nothing to do with the DB. bp-options contains only the number of items to show per page.

Do you use a custom pagination loop in bp-custom.php or child-theme’s functions.php ?
Or any other custom function related to groups ?
Did you checked your server error log ?
Have you some js or css errors ?
Try to modify the number of groups per page to show on the group directory. From 15 to 5 for example.
Or try to enter the url like this: mysite dot com/groups/?grpage=2&num=7

Hi @lustek

Regarding your new question, BuddyPress uses wp_hash() to hash the user’s ID with the result used as the activation key. So for example:

$activation_key = wp_hash( $user_id )

Unfortunately, we don’t have an exporter/importer for BuddyPress yet. I’ve asked around to see if anyone’s built one, but you might have to end up exporting/importing the MySQL database tables, which can be pretty tricky.

What is the “mindfulness-resources” page — do you have that set as the home page for your site, or is it mapped to one of the BuddyPress components (which one)?

It would also be useful to know what plugins and themes you have on your site. I wonder if something’s messing with the rewrite rules, we can try to help you figure it out.

I’m not sure, but it sounds like your line of thought is valid. Using a cookie for this seems a bit weird, but hey, that’s how it’s been implemented at the moment. 🙂

If when you finish working through things, you still think you’re onto a bug with the missing cookie idea, please would you submit an explanation of the issue over on our bug tracker at https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/newticket ?

To my knowledge, this isn’t built in to the current template hierarchy.

Ref:

Template Hierarchy

You could open a ticket on Trac requesting the enhancement (try searching open tickets first to make sure it isn’t already planned).

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org

Default BP does allow to see other users’ Favorits in the Favorit tab in Profile page – why does Buddyboss kills this? At least site admin should be able to turn it on or off.

I see what you mean. We will consider adding an admin option.

Buddyboss is never meant to load every plugin but if a chosen few are bundled, it will be really good rather than re-inventing wheels at premium plugins, features of which are already available in the WP-BP repo. If users like us see thay they are well integrated into the Buddyboss look and feel there can be more sales of the Buddyboss theme actually.

I appreciate all of the feedback, very much. Our plan is to expand on these plugins and make them more feature rich, launch more premium plugins and themes, and also free plugins for the community over the year.

We launched two free plugins this week which you may be interested in:

Search all BP components in one unified dropdown:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-global-search/

Edit BP activity from the front-end:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-edit-activity/

Seems that the jQuery library is not properly loaded in your dashboard…

You have tio debug your install.

Activate one of WP’s twenty theme and deactivate all plugins but BuddyPress and see if it works.
Than you have to reactivate/test all plugins one by one, and finally go back to initial theme, so you can isolate the culprit.

The problem is you are attempting to use BuddyPress functions when they do not exist during activation / reactivation in your theme’s functions.php or templates.

When specifically relying on plugin functions, wrap those function calls with:

if ( function_exists( 'THE_FUNCTION_YOU'RE_USING' ) ) {
     // YOUR CODE HERE
}

Regarding point 6, did you see @danbp’s help?

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/add-an-item-to-submenu-of-activity/

I think I’ve noticed this in the past as well.

If you feel comfortable posting this to our ticketing system, please do:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/newticket (use the same credentials as you use here)

@jkpi56 have you enabled registration at Settings > General? Are registration and activation pages assigned to Pages in Settings > BuddyPress > Pages?

Register and Activation Pages

@serendipitycss3 thank you for reporting the issue. In the meantime, please go to this page https://wordpress.org/plugins/search.php?q=buddypress