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Hi,
I am also testing this plugin, and I am using it with buddyboss platform and buddyx pro theme. I am encountering the same issues, especially this one with hitting enter to send a message, I hope so omeone can help with this, but it seems this thread is not active 🙁 I might end up getting help from ChatGPT 🙂

I see that this is a multisite installation, not that this should matter, it’s just that more information gets revealed over time. I noticed that define(‘WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE’, true); is listed twice; is this verbatim or just something that happened with copy & paste, just curious?

As to base64_decode, this may not apply, this would have been a malicious attempt to obfuscate, I was just trying to rationalize why you aren’t finding where the BP_GROUPS_DEFAULT_EXTENSION constant is being defined.

Perhaps I should ask the question differently; what tool are you using to search for the BP_GROUPS_DEFAULT_EXTENSION constant? Typically constants are defined in wp-config.php, it appears, however, the BP_GROUPS_DEFAULT_EXTENSIONcan be defined in a child theme'sfunctions.php` or a “Must Use” plugin, etc, etc.

Hi @davesumpter,

It would depend on the theme in use on how you would edit the Site Title link, assuming the Site Logo has the same link as the Site Title, you would use a URL similar to:

https://example.com/members/me

The “me” is the default shortlink redirector member slug. IOW, this will redirect to the profile area of the logged in user, typically, their activity stream/feed

Hi @asmaajaved,

I’m not sure if this an edge case, so more information is required, e.g.:

1. WordPress version
2. WordPress permalink setting(plain or pretty URLs)
3. WordPress theme in use
4. BuddyPress version
5. BuddyPress template pack in use
6. What does your error log reveal?

It would also help to have a screenshot of:

the single groups pages show up empty

Unfortunately, you’ve applied a band-aid at the Theme level. The next Theme update will remove your band-aid and you will have to apply it again, given the approach you’ve taken.

The bp_loggedin_user_domain( ) function should have returned a URL with a trailing slash, for example:

http://www.url.com/members/username/

Which is why the Theme has it written as:

bp_loggedin_user_domain() . $bp->notifications->slug

Something is causing the trailing slash to be missing, solving for this will be the fix. Maybe a plugin or some custom code is filtering the return value, such that is stripping the trailing slash.

Assuming you are using BuddyPress 14.3.3, see the following URL for the source code:

bp_loggedin_user_domain()

If you need custom listings, functionality, layouts, content – that involves custom code in plugins, theme.

In example we created this theme that supports dark/light modes https://fanspaysite.com/theme/ and plugins that add new profile sections with paid content, creator subscriptions, videos, live streaming rooms.

Adding more functionality based on customer requirements and suggestions.

Try this in the functions.php file of your child theme. I have put 777 as filed id but you will have to put in the correct field id and the correct field name:-

function validate_required_profile_fields() {
$required_fields = [
‘field_777’ => ‘The so and so field is required.’,
];

foreach ( $required_fields as $field_key => $error_message ) {
if ( empty( $_POST[ $field_key ] ) ) {
bp_core_add_message( $error_message, ‘error’ );
}
}
}
add_action( ‘bp_signup_validate’, ‘validate_required_profile_fields’ );

This is quite strage. I am having a similiar problem. When Elementor is activated it breaks all my buddypress links. But I found out that when switching to Hello theme the links work again.
But since my design was made for Astra this is not a solution for me.

So my links work if

• either Elementor is disabled or
• Hello theme when Elementor is activated.

Any solutions for this? The hope to get help here dies last.

To apply a different template for BuddyPress pages in the latest WordPress block theme, you can create a custom template (e.g., bp-custom-template.html) in your theme’s templates directory. Then, use a filter in your functions.php file to assign this template to BuddyPress pages using code like:

php
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add_filter(‘template_include’, function($template) {
if (bp_is_buddyPress()) {
$custom_template = locate_template(‘bp-custom-template.php’);
return $custom_template ?: $template;
}
return $template;
});
This allows you to customize the layout for BuddyPress pages without relying on the default “pages” template.

I’m having the same problem.

I’ve been testing many themes, however none fit quite good. I’m really thinking about to develop a theme from scratch!

Hi, I have a very similar issue in that the ‘Group Invites’ item in the ‘Account Settings’ returns a 404 Page. Tried with three themes with same problem. I wonder if @dreampixel wouldn’t mind testing this on our behalf. Using Buddypress 14.3.3 and Mediapress. Thanks.

Hi,

The CSS file that gets loaded depends on which template pack is in use, e.g. Legacy vs Nouveau. Additionally, styles (CSS) can be customized via a Child theme and, if a Classic theme is in use, via the Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS menu path within the wp-admin area. Thus, which CSS file gets loaded is irrelevant/moot.

Specific to Avatars, How to Customize BuddyPress Avatars With CSS has some info (Note: might be a tad outdated). There are other sources on wordpress.org that contain general info regarding custom CSS, e.g. from the Advanced Administration Handbook – Custom CSS in WordPress

Hopefully, this is enough information to get you started.