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If the activities are recorded in the database, there is no reason it would not show up in the activity section of the user.
The only possible reasons are caching or the theme customised the activity tempalte.

Try switching to a default theme also clearing your cache (Object cache to be specific).

I just added the background video on my blog but its width was very suitable with the website theme you can contact to any expert to solve this video size issue.

The only other possibility is “human” spam which can not be caught by any software ( unless it s AI Powered ). What you can do is strip all HTML and links, so the spammers would lose all interest in your site.

add_filter('bp_before_groups_edit_base_group_details_parse_args',function($args){
		$args['description'] = wp_strip_all_tags($args['description']);
		return $args;
	});

p.s : In our theme we already added the restriction on “Who can create groups”.

It would be a mix of BuddyPress and BBPress. The main challenge is that it has to be fast, without page loads. We already have the PWA framework on BuddyPress and are releasing new themes. Built on ReactJS , HeadLess Social network, super fast community framework. [ See video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLDs4Ue1vzU ]

Current BuddyBoss is legacy just like Buddypress. Working with Ajax calls , jQuery.

https://github.com/SparkPost/wordpress-sparkpost/issues/32

So it turns out, there is a very quick & easy solution. buddypress developers already made it possible to ignore their own implementation of wp_mail and fallback to wordpress’s default wp_mail (which will allow sparkpost plugin to do its magics). If you add the following snippet (functions.php of your theme or similar), it should just work.

add_filter(‘bp_email_use_wp_mail’, function() {
return true;
});

It is really easy to set it up like this. Default BBPress theme.

Hi David, thanks for looking at this! From what I can see there isn’t a specific register.php but the Theme (in my opinion) has taken your excellent Buddypress to a whole new level by some very clever and minimalist styling. The developers are incredibly responsive to user enquiries and what I will do is drop them a support email enquiring as to their preparedness for V10 and I’ll let you know what they say! Thanks.

Thanks @windhillruss for your feedback. I’m not able to test the Beehive theme (because it is a paid theme). It sounds like the theme has its own version of register.php which will need to be updated. Can you have a look and let me know if the theme does contain a register.php file?

We’ve introduced a new helper function, bp_allow_access_to_registration_pages(), to figure out whether the registration page is accessible that the developers will want to start using (if BP>=v10):
https://github.com/buddypress/buddypress/blob/master/src/bp-members/bp-members-template.php#L2960

Regarding the login form, here are some examples of the filters we used to add “request membership” links to the various WP login forms: https://github.com/buddypress/buddypress/commit/2099c877aaa539439b2c6255db6872af2db85a11

Thanks again for your testing! It’s greatly appreciated! If the Beehive devs care to share some of their code to a Trac ticket, I’d be happy to take a more specific look.

Hi, Thanks for the opportunity to test v10. When the Option for Admin to approve requests is active and ‘Allow anyone to Register’ is disabled, the Registration form says ‘Member Registration is currently not allowed’ Using the Beehive Theme which styles Buddypress. Similarly, Beehive’s Ajax Login Modal says ‘Sign-Up not allowed’ It appears like a Catch22 situation. Is there something I’m missing? Thanks.

this is from buddyboss , buddypress does not have it 🙂 , our theme WPLMS has similar controls like this : https://prnt.sc/22q00dh , however this is very specific to the buddyboss theme, contact their support or migrate to core buddypress 🙂

BuddyBoss is not BuddyPress. Kindly contact BuddyBoss support or simply switch to BuddyPress and use a BuddyPress theme like WPLMS or Kleo.

I think you are confused, forum by default do not have cover images. You have Group forums which have cover images coming form the group. The cover image should be enabled in groups from WP admin – Settings- BuddyPress – options

this is available by default in our theme WPLMS. Should be a control and users should not be required to add code for such simple things