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@christopherwayne found the problem was relative to the theme he is using. @leg3ndary can you switch theme to see if that’s also the case for you.

If the theme is problematic for the new avatar UI, can you tell me if the content of the page is loaded using Ajax ?

I suspect that BP is trying to use the new cover-header-specific member and group header template files. You can disable them until you have a chance to retheme for cover headers by visiting wp-admin > Settings > BuddyPress > Settings and unchecking the check boxes for group and user cover images:
Allow registered members to upload cover images
Allow customizable cover images for groups

By default, all BP pages are public.
Your feedback page is not a BP page, afaik.
Therefore something in your theme, plugins or custom code is setting that WordPress page to private.
I doubt it is related to .htacess

BP does not delete users automatically.
Perhaps something in your theme, plugins or some custom code is changing things.
Do the members appear in …wp-admin > Users ?
If so, something is hiding them on the front end.
If not, something is deleting your users – and it is not BP.

Oh sorry, you can use the bp-custom.php file to put these filters: https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/bp-custom-php/

Hi,

thanks everyone for reporting this issue. Could you give us details about your configs ?

WordPress version?
Theme activated?
Plugins dealing with media activated?

I have download new buddypress 2.4.3 and unzip ,it , i found registaion and activate folder and php files is missing , so nothing found in register and activate.

what to do,some one help me in instalation of buddypress
i am using theme JBST

You’ll need an identifier re team members. A profile field could work.

You don’t say where the Team Page appears.

Unless you are explicitedly using the bp-default theme, always use files from
\buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy\buddypress\
in your child theme.

If you have a conditional, you could edit members-loop.php
Something like:

<?php
$is_team_page = true; // something that returns a boolean
if ( $is_team_page ) 
   $include = '&include=1,2,3,4';
else
   $include = '';
?>
<?php if ( bp_has_members( bp_ajax_querystring( 'members' ) . $include ) ) : ?>

More info:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/loops-reference/the-members-loop/

Just a suggestion.

Have you tried removing register.php (please save a copy before removing) file from your theme (so that it will revert back to the original register.php in buddypress? Or replace the file with the original register.php file from buddypress in your child theme?

(register.php can be found in your theme buddypress/members folder)

If it shows the regi form than you will need to recheck and recode the register.php file.

The best solution may still be to contact your theme developer to check on this issue since you can confirm it is a theme issue.

After adding the fields you want using xprofile, go to your regi page. If you are using google chrome, right click on the multiline box and inspect

you should find out the the id of the visual/text box something similar this ‘wp-field_664-editor-tools’ (yours should be a bit different cos field number is different)

you should also find out the id of the mce panel using the same method

After that you should be able to add the custom css to your theme stylesheet.
Example (hiding the item using css):
#wp-field_664-editor-tools {display:none;}

You may need to double check on the edit profile page. if it still appears there, you can use the same method to hide it.
Hope this helps.

One way to do it is to hide it using custom css in your child theme/theme stylesheet.

To prevent activity items being created for new registers and friendships, add this to your theme/functions.php or bp-custom.php

remove_action( 'bp_core_activated_user', 'bp_core_new_user_activity' );
remove_action( 'bp_register_activity_actions', 'friends_register_activity_actions' );

Try testing by switching to a WP default theme such as twentySixteen. Just to rule out the theme.

I presume your theme may have settings on individual pages. Check whether your theme settings at members page is correct.

Gave a brief look comparing the two pages you provided. This is my input:

The problem lies with your header for the members page
which data-menu-type is null
Your main page data-menu-type=’simply’

you need to set it to data-menu-type=’simply’ then you should have no issue.
on how to do that I think you need to study how to set it back to simply on members page, should be more of a theme issue rather than buddypress i think.

Try put this code into bp-custom.php or function.php of your theme:

remove_filter( 'register_url', 'bp_get_signup_page' );

UPD: this solution doesn’t work.

This doesn’t work either:

remove_action( 'bp_init', 'bp_core_wpsignup_redirect' );

Have the same problem: new wp install 442 + buddypress 2.5.8, first on theme 2016, then theme quest, both all the links in profile but no “add friend” button,
in bp settings all functions are enabled,
sending private messages works fine,
group owner invite people works, too

changing theme didn’t help.
Has anyone pls a suggestion?

My approach is usually start by installing WordPress and then install and activate the BuddyPress plugin. From there the next step is to choose a theme. Here you will have both free and paid options. You’ll find some good free themes here. Once you’re done with your website’s look and feel, begin to add functionality such as an ecommerce plugin like WooCommerce.

You can put it in your theme or child-theme functions.php or in bp-custom.php.