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As I have not managed to code something that works to identify my specific group, I did a bit of lateral thinking and my code looks to see whether or not a “group_mod” is present in a group and (if not) the Join/Hide button is hidden, like the case of group_admins, when only one is present. I can live with it for now, as I just have to make sure that all other groups have at least one Moderator set, then they work as normal.

It works fine for me, using BuddyPress Version 10.4.0, under WordPress 6.0.2 and a modified “Wellness Pro Version: 1.1.4” child theme under Genesis Framework Version: 3.3.5.

I hope it helps, unless and until some kind BuddyPress dev comes in with a proper solution!

I’ve never seen this.
Perhaps your site has a theme or plugin or extra code that includes an option to cc the site admin on every email.
Does the site admin also get emails re every comment made on a WordPress post?

NOTE:
If you using localhost and an email interface like MailHog, you will see all the emails.

Try switching to the BP Nouveau template pack in BP settings.
Try switching to a WP theme like 2020 and see if the issue persists.

Why are you using such old version of WP and BP?

BP dynamically creates content for BP pages – so very few, if any, theme builders will work.

Thanks a lot Mathieu for your fast response

I have found this in my search of uncaught errors:

“Compatibility Fix: Added support for a define to disable a feature of Sync that sets the WP_ADMIN define to true when handling an authenticated request from the Sync server. This feature exists to prevent compatibility issues with some security plugins yet can also cause a conflict with some plugins. To disable this feature, add the following to the site’s wp-config.php file:
define( ‘ITHEMES_SYNC_SKIP_SET_IS_ADMIN_TO_TRUE’, true );”

Do you think that it will do the job looking forward a solution ?
I mean adding into the wp-config.php file:
define( ‘BP_SIGNUPS_SKIP_USER_CREATION’, true );
Thank you ! et merci beaucoup 😉

Mick

Hello, I got the same error at same line 249 when I want to activate a pending account manually.
This happen with
WordPress version 6.0.1
Active theme: Sydney
Current plugin: BuddyPress (version 10.3.0)
PHP version 7.4.30
I tried with no plugin only the Sydney Theme. It happens also with precedent WP version.
I see nothing bad except this error on an alert page.
I have to go back and continue as admin.

I’ve seen a topic where Mathieu Viet & David Cavins are working on it last 8 month.
/bp-members/bp-members-membership-requests.php:249
May be they can take a look ?
Thank you

Yes. BP creates a ‘dummy’ post.
For example, see
public function single_dummy_post()
in
buddypress\bp-members\classes\class-bp-members-theme-compat.php

To check if you’re on the members directory, use:
if( bp_current_component('members') )

Hi thanks for your feedback and sorry you’re having trouble between BP & PHP 8.0. I also use it but can’t manage to reproduce your issue. You can fix this trouble easily though. You simply need to add the following code:

<?php
remove_filter( 'block_editor_rest_api_preload_paths', 'bp_blocks_preload_paths' );

into a bp-custom.php file and put it in /wp-content/plugins as explained here: https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/bp-custom-php/

I also have error with BuddyPress:
WordPress version 6.0.1
Active theme: OneCommunity Child Theme (version )
BuddyPress (version 10.3.0)
PHP version 8.1.0

Uncaught Error: Class "BP_Admin" not found in ..../wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-admin.php:20

It works ok, if I set PHP to 7.4 version.
Site works ok with PHP 8.1.0 if i disable BuddyPress plugin.