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Shoot. Well thanks for your effort.

I wonder if there would be any benefit to deleting buddypress altogether and reinstalling it?

Anybody else have any thoughts? I hate the idea of having to abandon Buddypress 🙁

Just in case, I just deactivated Buddypress, posted a comment, and then re-activated it and posted another comment. Still no dice.

I also have “Discourage search engines from indexing this site” UNchecked in Settings > Reading (in case that matters)

Ok, so I just tried again with the Twenty Twelve theme and every single plugin (including Akismet) deactivated, except for Buddypress.

While logged in under a test user account, I left a new comment on a blog post, and still no comments showing up in the activity stream at all. (It shows up under the post itself, and I’m getting new comment notifications to my admin email, so the general commenting is working…just not in conjunction with the Activity stream.)

*sigh*

Are there any other settings elsewhere in WP that might be causing this? (I just LOVE when I am the one to discover problems that no one can seem to solve 🙂

Thanks so much for your advice!!

“Buddypress Upload Avatar Ajax” upload the pics in a folder during the registration as I checked right now. But then they don’t appear in the profile. Plus, the tab associated to user profile area “change…” does not appear. What could it be? I tried with a new wordpress and theme and it works, so it must something related to my specific combination. I deactivated all the plugins besides buddypress and this one, but still, it does not work. I am afraid using super caché before or any security plugin broke my wordpress…Any idea?

Just a little more info…

I’ve tried this with all plugins deactivated except buddypress and akismet, and also with the twenty thirteen theme. Still no blog comments are showing up in the Activity Stream at all in either scenario. I would think that should eliminate plugin or custom theme conflicts as issues.

I have WordPress multisite installed elsewhere on my domain, but this is installed in a fresh, single WordPress installation (4.0) in a different directory.

I’ve seen a bunch of old threads in this forum that talk about search engine blocking being a factor, but I’m not sure which settings are relevant to that in the recent version of WP.

I am desperate for some insight!

Cheers,
Jason

I only get fatal error class declarations may not be nested. I that I may have this be a function living in the global scope, but thats extremly ugly OOP-wise.

Also: according to Group Extension API/ it should not be neccessary, as this method is to declare the class during plugin initiation.

I’m doing a call to bp_register_group_extension( 'EP_Group_Tasks' ); with a class I want to extend the BP_Group_Extensionclass. Full code of the file:

<?php
/**
 * User: jimtrim
 * Date: 11/11/14
 * Time: 09:17
 */

if ( class_exists( 'BP_Group_Extension' ) ) {

	class BP_Group_Tasks extends BP_Group_Extension{
		/**
		 * Here you can see more customization of the config options
		 */
		function __construct() {
			$args = array(
				'slug'              => 'tasks',
				'name'              => __('Tasks', 'revyweb'),
				'nav_item_position' => 90,
				'screens'           => array(
					'create' => array(
						'name'        => __('Create task', 'revyweb'),
						'submit_text' => __('Save task', 'revyweb')
					),
					'edit' => array(
						'name'        => __('Edit task', 'revyweb'),
						'submit_text' => __('Save task', 'revyweb')
					),
					'admin' => array(
						'name'        => __('Administer task', 'revyweb'),
						'submit_text' => __('Save task', 'revyweb')
					),
				),
			);
			parent::init( $args );
		}

		function display() {
			//get_template_part( 'buddypress/custom/view', 'tasks' );
			$group_id = bp_get_group_id();
			echo "GET READY FOR SOME TASKS";

		}

		public function settings_screen( $group_id = null ) {

			//get_template_part( 'buddypress/custom/settings', 'tasks' );
			$setting = groups_get_groupmeta( $group_id, 'task_name' );

			?>
				Save your task name here: <input type="text" name="task_name" value="<?php echo esc_attr( $setting ) ?>" />
			<?php

		}

		function settings_screen_save( $group_id = NULL ) {
			$setting = '';

			if ( isset( $_POST['task_name'] ) ) {
				$setting = $_POST['task_name'];
			}

			groups_update_groupmeta( $group_id, 'task_name', $setting );
		}

	}

	bp_register_group_extension( 'EP_Group_Tasks' );

} else {
	$msg = "Class BP_Group_Extension not found for Revyweb_Personal";
//	trigger_error($msg, E_USER_NOTICE);
	echo $msg;
}

Edit: yes, User Groups are enabled, and I can display user groups on the frontend, but I can’t add my own BP_Group_Extention

All names are just wrong now.. it shows normal names on the profile page instead of usernames, same for in the forums at the ‘Freshness’.

I will just reinstall buddypress I think..

I set Usergroups in Buddypress Settings to active (no idea why I tried this, but I did), now it does show a name but a lot uglier than before..

I can not find page.php to be honest, nor know what to do with that if I do find it.

I found the home.php and it has the line

<div id="content">
		<div class="padder">

			<?php do_action( 'bp_before_member_home_content' ); ?>

			<div id="item-header" role="complementary">

				<?php locate_template( array( 'members/single/member-header.php' ), true ); ?>

			</div><!-- #item-header -->

That looks like it should work right?
But you say to replace the use of it with index.php, could you explain me how to?

I am not running the older bp-default templates I guess, as I do not have that folder.

Might just backup my database and delete buddypress to do a clean install once again, will just have to save some of my custom functions then. Because I can not seem to find anything wrong anywhere. (Yes I am kind of a noob when it comes to this 🙂 )