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Hi,
Have you tried contacting the beehive buddypress theme support team ? It looks like it’s specific to their theme.
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Hi @doctrpnyc
Do you know if the BP xProfile Component is active in WP-Admin > Settings > BuddyPress?
If so what is the version of BuddyPress you are using ?
If it’s 8.0.0, if you go to WP Admin / Users / Profile fields, do you have a Signup Fields tab ?
hello i am getting this error when trying to load the registration page on my website. any suugestions how to rectify it?
[03-Jul-2021 05:41:00 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to a member function profile_groups() on null in C:\wamp64\www\kkk\wp-content\plugins\buddypress\bp-xprofile\bp-xprofile-template.php:101
Stack trace:
#0 C:\wamp64\www\kkk\wp-content\themes\beehive\buddypress\members\register.php(60): bp_profile_groups()
#1 C:\wamp64\www\kkk\wp-includes\template.php(732): require(‘C:\\wamp64\\www\\k…’)
#2 C:\wamp64\www\kkk\wp-content\plugins\buddypress\bp-core\bp-core-template-loader.php(165): load_template(‘C:\\wamp64\\www\\k…’, false, Array)
#3 C:\wamp64\www\kkk\wp-content\plugins\buddypress\bp-core\bp-core-template-loader.php(67): bp_locate_template(Array, true, false, Array)
#4 C:\wamp64\www\kkk\wp-content\plugins\buddypress\bp-core\bp-core-template-loader.php(350): bp_get_template_part(‘members/registe…’, NULL, Array)
#5 C:\wamp64\www\kkk\wp-content\plugins\buddypress\bp-members\classes\class-bp-registration-theme-compat.php(135): bp_buffer_template_part(‘members/registe…’, NULL, false)
#6 C:\wamp64\www\kkk\wp-includes\class-wp-hook.php(292): in C:\wamp64\www\kkk\wp-content\plugins\buddypress\bp-xprofile\bp-xprofile-template.php on line 101
hello i am getting this error when trying to load the registration page on my website. any suugestions how to rectify it?
[03-Jul-2021 05:41:00 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to a member function profile_groups() on null in C:\wamp64\www\kkk\wp-content\plugins\buddypress\bp-xprofile\bp-xprofile-template.php:101
hello i am using beehive buddypress theme. after i updated to buddypress 8.0.0, my registration page does not load, the preloader will be displayed indefinitely. i tried deactivating all the plugins, but the issue persists. But if i disable the theme and activate twenty twelve theme, the registration page load up. How can i resolve this issue. Please help. ITS AN EMERGENCY
Hi @veshop,
You’re in luck. The Gwangi theme actually has the option to do exactly this in their latest version, so this should be a simple fix for you. Go to Appearance > Customise > BuddyPress > Members Directory > check the “Hide myself” box and Publish the change and you should be all done!
Best of luck.
I don’t see where I can close this topic, but I solved it. When somebody has the same question, here’s the answer: Go to Settings->BuddyPress and in ‘Components’ remove the tick in the box ‘Notifications’.
Hi,
For anyone following this issue, see this link for more details.
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Hi @tamarazambrana & @niftythree
The signup fields order issue will be fixed in next BuddyPress version. Thanks a lot for your feedback.
For more details about the issue: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/8500
define( ‘BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG’, true ); in wp-config.php this enables buddypress stuff on the subsite
by default it is false
WordPress version 5.7.2
BuddyPress version 8.0.0 (Legacy)
My website is not yet pulic, so no link. I just would like to know how I can hide the notification bell from top navigation bar- I tried every CSS I could come up with but unfortunately I couldn’t find the right one, so would appreciate some help here. I mean this: https://gofile.io/d/VWTqV4
WordPress version 5.7.2
BuddyPress version 8.0.0 (Legacy)
My website is not yet pulic, but here I describe what I am aiming for: https://gofile.io/d/zYGthw
Is there a plugin which can achieve this? It would have to be a dynamic solution, as I would want to have the placement rather every 3 to 4 rows and when the number of members grows, it would have to display automatically with new members, so I wouldn’t have to insert it manually.
I don’t use an ad plugin as these get detected by ad blockers and thus are useless. I create ads myself with sliders. Currently I use widgets where I can choose user role based who sees the ad sliders and who doesn’t. So same would be needed for the above. I would want to display the ad sliders to basic members and not to premium members.
WordPress version 5.7.2
BuddyPress version 8.0.0 (Legacy)
My website is still not public, that’s why I don’t send a link, but you can view a sceenshot regarding the issue: https://gofile.io/d/bBBHNU
When a user makes a member search, the first search result he gets is always his own profile. I might be weird, but when I want to search for OTHER members, I am not particularly keen on finding my own profile as a search result, since I already know me 😀 Anyway: How can I stop this nonsense? Is there a code snippet which I can use to ‘hide own profile’ or something?
@shanebp is there any information I can provide you with that may help solve my issue? If so just tell me what to copy and paste. I apologize I’m very new to BuddyPress and this loop system is a big learning curve for me. Any guidance at all is greatly appreciated.
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Hi @leahkoerper
Thanks a lot for these new inputs. I’ve tested what you’ve described to try to reproduce the issue. I’ve created 3 new users on my development environment:
– User A is contributor
– User B is Editor
– User C is Subscriber
Being an admin, I’ve added a field without enforcing the field visibility.
Users A, B & C can change the field visibility and the field visibility they chose is fully respected.
So I can’t reproduce your issue with a fresh WordPress install with only BuddyPress being activated.
I believe you may have some code running on your config that prevents BuddyPress to act like it should. If it’s not a plugin or a theme, try to look if there’s an existing wp-content/plugins/bp-custom.php file or a wp-content/mu-plugins/ directory with files in it.
Hi @imath,
We are having the same issue as @tamarazambrana. Tested on a new and up-to-date WordPress and BuddyPress install with no other plugins or any sort of caching anywhere. There are no errors in the browser console on the front-end or back-end. If we add 8+ (from rough observation) fields into Signup field, the rearrangement of fields do not stick and start to get rearranged on their own.
You can see what’s happening here, as an example – https://youtu.be/T8BbbEgKzfs
Thanks.
@imath – I deactivated all plugins except BuddyPress and switched to Twenty Twenty-One. The issue persists for an Editor or Contributor user. If I change that user to an Admin, then the field visibility options match what I had set AND (if it’s not set to be enforced) they can also change and successfully save the field visibility.
I can’t make all of these folks admins, but do you have any other ideas for me? Or might this be a bug with the role capabilities?
Hello,
I’m building the registration page of my new website using BuddyPress 8.0. I’ve encountered an issue that seems to be related to the new “Terms Acceptance” checkbox profile field, and the total number of fields that are in the “Signup Fields” group.
I want the terms acceptance checkbox to be at the bottom of my registration page, and have ordered the “Signup Fields” group accordingly. The terms acceptance box will stay at the bottom of the list, until I add more than 8 fields to the “Signup Fields” group, and reorder these fields. The terms acceptance box will then move itself to the second position on the list within the “Signup Fields” group. If I reorder the fields again, the same issue will still occur. The only way I can fix it is to remove other fields from the group so that there is no more than 8 in total.
I’ve tried using a different theme and turning off all plugins except for BP, and the issue still occurs. Is there a limit on the number of fields that can be included in the “Signup Fields” group tab? I’d really like to include more than 8 field options.
Thank you.
I know but there isn’t a forum for BuddyBoss, and I don’t know if it’s BuddyBoss or BuddyX or something completely different that’s causing the issues, and maybe someone using BuddyPress has had a similar issue. I’m just trying to narrow down the problem.
Awesome!
Thank you very very very much!
I could make it!
I love BuddyPress.
I was thinking which one is good for me, BuddyPress or BuddyBoss before I use BuddyPress.
BuddyPress is so GOOD!
So, I will use BuddyPress forever.
Those settings are not coming from BuddyPress.
Are you using some plugin to extend BuddyPress groups?
Perhaps a digest of some kind?
If so, you should contact the creator of that plugin or code.
Hello.
I`m new user of BuddyPress, and I would like to know if it is possible to create differents registration pages, and depends on which page is, the new user automatically join to an specific group.
thanks in advance.
Here is shot of the BP frontend admin member email status: 
And one of the WP backend BP Groups member view: 
This email option appears to me to be a part of the BuddyPress product.
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Hi @mastersat
Thanks for your feedback, could you tell us:
– what Theme you are using?
– do you know if this Theme or a Plugin is overriding BuddyPress Templates?
– if you have no idea about the above points could you look into your themes/plugins files to see if there’s a members/single/home.php file?
