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You’re welcome. Glad you have it working in your installation 🙂

If you’re developing it on trunk (which you probably should be at this stage), you’ll also be able to use buddypress()->loggedin_user; instead of declaring globals everywhere.

Use globals to access bp

`function my_get_logged_in() {
global $bp;
$user = $bp->loggedin_user;
return $user;
}`

No worries! I figured as much. And I did, thanks. For some reason, the code tag kept stripping parts of them out here when I tried to post them. lol Ah, well.

I think I have it working, though. Thanks so much for responding so promptly and for fixing that. I love BuddyPress, and I keep finding more ways to use it than I ever expected.

Thanks for all that you do.

Weird, my WordPress claims it is the most current version.

@bkvwordpress I recall that happening in a friend’s site which was installed with a webhost script like fantastico or scriptalicious or something similar. Did you use a webhost script for your WP install?

Please post in trac/create a new ticket with detailed/specific information about your installation which can be replicated by developers. For example: which specific special character/s? did you edit profile from front end or did you do this via wp-admin/users? new install? single or multisite?

Using 1.6.2 version of BuddyPress, as well as WordPress 3.3.1

@bkvwordpress BuddyPress 1.6.2 is compatible with WordPress 3.5 not version 3.3.1

Check out https://codex.buddypress.org/user/setting-up-a-new-installation/installing-group-and-sitewide-forums/using-bbpress-2-2-with-buddypress/

As always, please remember to back up database first.

Hello, I am having this exact same issue. Using 1.6.2 version of BuddyPress, as well as WordPress 3.3.1

Any ideas? My first install and I’m a bit lost.

I have tried to reload it multiple times, but as always the result is the same.

@royroy not sure why your membership plugin is not working out on the members directory page. Easiest way to make the page for members only is to open up your members/index.php

At the very top of the file, above all other code, just add

<code><?php if ( !is_user_logged_in () ) : ?>
<h2>This is a Members-Only Area. Please register first.</h2>
<?php else : ?></code>

At the very bottom of the same file, below all other code, add

<code><?php endif; ?></code>

closing this duplicate of https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-to-customise-twenty-twelve-theme/

@remixines will check this out tomorrow.

@charlesbassiste you must have fixed the issue. I see the image using Firefox, IE, Safari.

You could start off with https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-courseware/
Their support forum https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/buddypress-courseware

1. yes

2. n/a

3. I will check this out and post a url for fix if necessary.

@jchamp311 is this a new install? WP/BP versions? Theme used? Please provide more information about your installation so we can help you.

Merci @imath @chouf1. Vive la France !
🙂

@bibliata if you deactivated BP as mrjarbenne advised above and you still cannot add media, please post this issue at https://wordpress.org/support/