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Thanks @henrywright

Here is the list:

Admin Tweaks
Advanced Excerpt
Antispam Bee
bbPress
Bowe Codes
BP Auto Activate Autologin Redirect To Profile On Signup
Bp Clear Notifications
BP Group Activities Notifier
Broken Link Checker
BuddyBlock
BuddyPress
Buddy Press Activity Ads
BuddyPress Activity as Wire
BuddyPress Activity Comment Notifier
BuddyPress Activity Privacy
BuddyPress Block Activity Stream Types
BuddyPress Live Notification
BuddyPress Profile Visibility Manager
BuddyPress Security Check
BuddyPress Usernames Only
Delete Expired Transients
Duplicator
Email Login
Facebook Like User Activity Stream For BuddyPress
Google Analytics +
Imsanity
Infinite SEO
Insert Headers and Footers
Mailjet for WordPress
Menu Items Visibility Control
OPcache Dashboard
Post Voting
Pretty Link Lite
Query Monitor
Random Banner
rtMedia for WordPress, BuddyPress and bbPress
rtMedia Pro
s2Member Framework
SearchWP
SearchWP bbPress Integration
Social Likes
Subscribe To Comments
User Activity
Wordfence Security
WordPress FAQ Manager
WP-DBManager
WP-Memory-Usage
wp-Monalisa
WPBakery Visual Composer
WP Better Emails
WP External Links
WP Maintenance Mode
WPMU DEV Dashboard
WP Widget Cache

Thanks for replying. Where do I find the WordPress settings? Under settings in the dashboard I only have access to buddypress and general settings, along with other plugin settings.

I’m at a very amateur level with PHP, if I can avoid it that would be best. But simple adjustments are doable.

I’ve installed that plugin, but members still report that they are unable to post. If I can adjust the ‘spam’ filter that would be awesome, to allow nearly everything besides multiple links.

I found the issue.
i must change the permalinks to “Beitragsname” localhost/wordpress/Beispielbeitrag/

with this option the create buddyPress groups will run.

Puh, almost a little bit confousing about what the the right option.

a little hint in installation or setup will be helpfull.

thanks.

@djpaul thanks for join the thread. Here is a copy and paste from an email my host sent me:

The other day whilst we were on the phone I was able to view the potential issue in realtime and I could see that there were a growing number of PHP processes being spawned on the server and the RAM consumption of each process kept increasing.

Ideally I would first try to find a buddypress developer and then provide them with that output, as it may help point them in the right direction to find out why your site consumes too much RAM.

Hopefully this may shed more light on my problems? Any help form anyone greatly appreciated.

Update: I just found all the dead posts in the spam folder of ‘Activity’ how can I stop buddypress from labeling certain posts as spam?

Thank you henry, but the photo that I selected is great and BuddyPress appears small, then, should not lose resolution.

Hi @shanebp thanks for commenting, no I tihnk that was just an error by my developer. Everything points to Buddypress and not RT Media but I will check the cron jobs and post back asap.

Reply from my developer to the question “finally have you been or are you able to try isolating any of those other plugins?”.

“Isolating plugins is actually the very first step we took in this type of process (fault-finding), then themes, etc. – all the way through until everything has been checked individually. All of this has been checked and re-checked (several times, by several people).

Although we cannot find the problem *precisely*, everything points to
BuddyPress media.”

I should say that we’ve been looking at this fault for around a year now so its likely we’ve checked all the obvious issues.

Resolved (this time for good!):

function admin_bar_remove_this(){
	global $wp_admin_bar;
	$wp_admin_bar->remove_node('my-account-buddypress');
}
add_action('wp_before_admin_bar_render','admin_bar_remove_this');

Thanks.

Thanks for your reply.

I already do customization for activity like/unlike.

WP ulike provide for post and activity. I want for like/unlike for buddypress comments.