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@henrywright I thank you a lot. Sorry for being such a drag.
Actually I tried the Unconfirmed plugin, but its panel shows “No unactivated members were found.”, while on the Buddypress members page (on frontend), I don’t see them showing up…

Thank you very much!

@Valuser

Thank you for your response and suggestion! After following the steps and visiting the page, the website produces a 404 page not found error.

I’ve tried creating the page with in wordpress as a new post just in case, and that produces a blank theme style page with no member directory.

The approach seems logical. Copying the member-loop.php file, renaming it, and pasting it in wp-content/my-theme/buddypress/members is probably not far from the mark.

I wonder what should be changed?

Regarding the above. I started the website from scratch as I couldn’t find a way around this. And same thing has happened. I have no plugins installed apart from BuddyPress, MyCred & Backup Buddy… I have 79 users and BuddyPress is reporting something like 250. This is driving me nuts…

Any help very much appreciated.

Nobody who use this feature for roles besides admin?
Any other ideas how can I solve my request?

I wouldn’t prefere to install another plugin for site wide notices, because I really like this option from buddypress combining popup/ widget and notices in the message inbox 🙂
It’s only that admins can use it right now.

FYI – I did deactivate all other plugins except Buddypress to test it and it still redirects. It only stops when I deactivate Buddypress.

I’m quite sure, but it’s absolutely possible I misunderstood the code. This is in plugins/namaste-lms/models/lesson-model:

	static function register_lesson_type() {		
		$lesson_slug = get_option('namaste_lesson_slug');
	   if(empty($lesson_slug)) $lesson_slug = 'namaste-lesson';
	   
		$args=array(
			"label" => __("Namaste! Lessons", 'namaste'),
			"labels" => array
				(
					"name"=>__("Lessons", 'namaste'), 
					"singular_name"=>__("Lesson", 'namaste'),
					"add_new_item"=>__("Add New Lesson", 'namaste')
				),
			"public"=> true,
			"show_ui"=>true,
			"has_archive"=>true,
			"rewrite"=> array("slug"=>$lesson_slug, "with_front"=>false),
			"description"=>__("This will create a new lesson in your Namaste! LMS.",'namaste'),
			"supports"=>array("title", 'editor', 'author', 'thumbnail', 'excerpt', 'comments', 'post-formats'),
			"taxonomies"=>array("category"),
			"show_in_nav_menus"=>'true',
			'show_in_menu' => 'namaste_options',
			"register_meta_box_cb"=>array(__CLASS__,"meta_boxes")
		);
		register_post_type( 'namaste_lesson', $args );

That very last line tells us it’s called ‘namaste_lesson’ right?

Maybe I can somehow add some extra code to this file? But then there would be the problem of updates, right?
Would it help (and how would I do that) if the namaste_lesson cpt is made WITH the buddypress-activity support like suggested by RecoilDesign BEFORE the Namaste plugin is activated or something?

Thanks so much for helping me 🙂

the link is
https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-messages-spam-blocker/

I managed to fix the issue.

Apparently BuddyPress does not change the avatar url when get_avatar_data() -function is called. I managed to fix the issue by adding following piece of script to my plugin’s source code:

<?php
add_filter("get_avatar_data", function($args, $id_or_email){
	$bp_avatar_url = bp_core_fetch_avatar([
			"html" => false,
			"item_id" => $id,
			"type" => "full",
			"width" => $args["size"],
			"height" => $args["size"]
	]);
	
	$bp_avatar_url = htmlspecialchars_decode($bp_avatar_url);
	$args["url"] = $bp_avatar_url;
			
	return $args;
}, 10, 2);
?>