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@fugglet Unless you’re using the BP Default theme, the change you made won’t affect what shows up in your theme as you found out. Instead of revising core files (which would be overwritten when you upgrade next), you could do either of the following:

– copy over https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/2.1.1/src/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/register.php into your theme or child theme following the directory structure, i.e. yourThemeName/buddypress/members/register.php and make the changes in that file.

– or http://blog.ftwr.co.uk/archives/2010/01/02/mangling-strings-for-fun-and-profit/

Hi @icaroferreira

That’s how your theme styles the page. It’s done via HTML and CSS. Regarding your question, you have a few options:

1. Write HTML and CSS yourself so that the style looks the same. See here and here for a guide to get you started
2. Find a theme from the Themes Directory that does this for you. Note that you’ll want a theme that includes styles for the BuddyPress profile page (unfortunately, there’s not many around right now but more and more are slowly being released)
3. Hire a designer to write some custom styles. The BP Jobs Forum is a good place to start if you decide to take this option.

But you’re saying comments_template() is also possible on BuddyPress-sites?

Yes definitely, but as far as I know, only inside singular contexts (i.e. page.php and single.php templates).

Where were you pasting the function? And what does your comments.php file look like (that’s the file comments_template() uses)?

@dceditore I seen someone’s screenshot of the same issue around a year or so ago. WP/BP versions? What theme are you using and what plugins are activated in your installation? Change to the Twenty Fourteen, deactivate all plugins except BuddyPress, and then check if the issue is resolved on that page.

By default Buddypress doesn’t have it’s own Login or Forgot Password pages. The behaviour of your site is correct. You could create your own page templates for separate pages, or use a plugin something like this:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/clean-login/ or
https://wordpress.org/plugins/zm-ajax-login-register/

To redirect users on login/logout:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/peters-login-redirect/

Hey @qmai! I have setup a system before to link BuddyPress Profile Fields to SalesForce, but it takes a good amount of custom work. The method I ended up doing was to add a piece of custom meta to the Profile Field edit screen that allows you to specify a SF field id. Unfortunately, the process of adding custom meta to a BuddyPress Profile Field is a lot harder than it sounds, but it is doable.

Let me know if you have any further questions. I can’t seem to find the code that I wrote for this, but I’d be happy to work through this with you.

Look at
class BP_Notifications_Notification
function save
in
buddypress\bp-notifications\bp-notifications-classes.php

There are 2 hooks you can use to add_action
bp_notification_before_save or bp_notification_after_save

Right, that JS in the theme is too general and is affecting forms inside BuddyPress templates.

While I’m happy you found a solution for you 🙂 downgrading PHP isn’t something that someone should have to do. We’re still unclear as to the cause of the problem; I’d be surprised if it was only related to the PHP change (maybe changing the PHP version also cleared some cache or something — I don’t know).

We run our unit tests on PHP 5.2, 5.3, 5.4, 5.5 — see https://travis-ci.org/buddypress/BuddyPress (I know they are currently broken, unrelated!).

BuddyPress Components do not have associated WordPress Pages: Activate, Register. Repair…..Please help me, i,m new to this but i have applied all the solutions i got here and still not working, i even created the page as one of you guys said in one post, but the page is just there like normal page without written content. please help me

@icaroferreira
1. Those are the default settings. Logging in and Registering are related but have totally different functions. What exactly is the issue you find with the current settings? BuddyPress has a log in widget which you can add to your sidebar area so that people can just log in in the front end of your site.

2. Check out style960’s recommendation above. If that doesn’t work for you, there are plugins like https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-brand-identity-lite/ which can help you customize the toolbar in your site or you can search for other admin bar or toolbar plugins which cater to what you need at https://wordpress.org/plugins/

@king-generous Are you using any of the following:

A theme with a custom login page?
A plugin to create a custom login page?
A plugin to change the URL of the WordPress login page?

Buddypress uses the standard WordPress login page at http://yoursite.com/wp-login.php

Paul.

We can’t help with validating the translations on translate.wordpress.org. I am not sure who manages the Persian translations. If you can’t find out either, ask on https://make.wordpress.org/polyglots/

Thank you for contributing translations to BuddyPress 🙂