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Hello @ditout

I think you need to do a conflict test.

1. Deactivate all of your plugins except BuddyPress. If this solves the problem, gradually activate your plugins one by one, until you spot the problematic plugin.

2. Change your WordPress theme to WordPress TwentySeventeen (or other default WordPress theme).

Hi @mikeVhd

If you are using Olympus theme, based on my Experiences, you should have a Youzify plugin inside. That plugin has a Members Directory shortcode where you can put it on a separated page.

Hi Fabio,

I happened to come across your post and was trying to use it on buddyboss theme and plugin but not sure why nothing is happening.

I enabled your code in code snippet and i post a shortcode in activity feed, but nothing shows up…

Do you have any idea?

Thank you

An easier approach is to simply overload the activities loop template in your theme or child-theme.
In that template, add whatever code you need gather the ids you want to use.
for example, untested:

$ids = an array of activity ids that you want to include. 
$ids = a csv string from imploding $ids
<?php if ( bp_has_activities( bp_ajax_querystring( 'activity' ) . '&include=$ids' ) ) : ?>

My Google search console is showing Server error (5xx) regarding the following Buddypress urls:
https://www.asha-ekumeed.com/groups/
https://www.asha-ekumeed.com/members/

on activation of the buddypress plugin , I am getting the 5xx error on search console
but when I deactivate the the plugin the links are fine google search console

I had verified and checked for the .htacess file.
I also had checked for Plugins and Themes conflict but no conflict found.

Memory Limit is 256MB

Please help anyone.

Hi, I’ve tried the above code but it’s not working at all when I paste into my Buddyboss child theme’s functions.php..any ideas why not?

Did you confirm that the issue is not in the Aardvark theme?
Do so by switching momentarily to a WP theme like 2020, and see if the issue persists.
A lot of work has been done recently re BP Invitations – it could be that the Aardvark theme has not caught up.

Try switching to a wp theme like 2020.
And test again.
If the error persists, please post the full error.
If not, it is something in your theme.

This forum is filled with outdated responses, but I will try to get an answer anyway.

I received an email from WordPress that says:
“Since WordPress 5.2 there is a built-in feature that detects when a plugin or theme causes a fatal error on your site, and notifies you with this automated email. In this case, WordPress caught an error with one of your plugins, BuddyPress to WordPress Full Sync.

Everything on my server-side is updated.
WordPress version 5.9.3
Current theme: Cera (version 1.1.13)
BuddyPress 10.2.0.
BuddyPress to WordPress Full Sync (version 0.3.7)
PHP version 7.4.28

I deactivated, then subsequently deleted BuddyPress to WordPress Full Sync. I then downloaded a clean copy of the plugin from the WordPress plugins page. I re-installed and re-activated it without difficulty.

I still cannot upload the group profile picture. I can upload the group cover image, but not the profile picture. The image uploads but fails at the cropping stage. I have read the other responses. My file name was never long, but even the file name “g1” does not work, so the filename length does not seem to be the issue. I have tried different sizes and extensions (.png and .jpeg) with consistent failure.

Please help resolve this issue.