Thank you @vapvarun
I will contact them asap
But I guess “settings” are adjusting in BuddyPress; then how can I change that permalinks?
and also when I change the permalinks which I mentioned in post in ChildTheme it works, but in normal theme it seems no effect. Why?
Best regards,
Thank you for the suggestion! Unfortunately, I had tried the plugin trick with no luck.
About 2 hours after I posted here, I figured out the solution… had to delete and recreate the “groups” page itself! For some reason, it could not link to the buddy press page linkings under buddy press settings after setting up the child theme, and found buddy press was giving an error in there. Deleted the old page, created a new one, hooked it back up, and it’s working now. Thanks again!!
even after going back to parent theme, the group plugin and section is not working. admins logged in are not able to create new groups, keeps giving error 404
I just installed the child theme customizer for karuna the second time, and changed the colors only. this time when installing, the buddypress groups stopped working and giving error 404. I deactivated and reactivated both bb press and buddypress plugins, removed and added back group feature, but still cannot add or use them them even from within the admin session. using up to date buddypress noveau and plugins, and never had issues with groups before. website is dailyyogi.world
I’ve got Woocommerce, Shop Isle Theme and a vew assorted plugins including bbpress and buddypress.
Everything works great until I try to install ANY plugin involving newsletter features. Then I get an error that’s ONLY in the WP Admin area, usually involving running out of memory (even though my limits are nearly maxxed out).
So installing the following ALL break just the backend:
Mailpoet
Newsletter
Icegram
MailChimp
These things were all playing together nicely until the most recent update to Buddypress, now all of it breaks every time I’ve got the following switched on:
Woocommerce
ANY of the Newsletters above
bbpress
Buddypress
Can anyone advise on what I can do? Or is there a way to roll back to the previous version before everything started breaking?
Cheers.
@ayhanizmir Looks more like a theme issue to me. Change to default theme like Twenty Twenty and check if issue is resolved. If it is, then you should be able to get support from the theme author.
You need to create a custom template for activity and adjust the layout to your liking.
Info re how to overload a template.
@flpagan Can you clarify whether you’re referring to the theme’s header or a default group’s or member’s profile header/ cover image?
If you’re referring to the theme’s header, please contact theme author.
If you’re referring to the cover images for groups or members, try this https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-cover-photo/ – haven’t used it myself. Good luck.
I see many people seem to have this problem and the site I am writing for a client certainly does – when a user loads a new Avatar picture, the result is a tiny dot and it is impossible to crop.
This is a deal-breaker for using BuddyPress – does anyone have a work around?
I am using Avada theme but have tested it with 2020 and still no luck.
@sjdeveloper delete BuddyPress plugin folder to remove the error first, it will bring the site live and afterword activate the default 2020 theme to disable any function call from the currently active theme which requires BuddyPress profile component. Install BuddyPress and enable the profile component then activate your theme again.
@socially2020 it will be your theme-specific customization task.
@scox1 it might be theme-specific, try to check with default theme at staging/development site.
I have a plugin for LDAP/AD integration on my site that maps to the user’s buddypress profile fields including profile picture. The profile picture shows up on the profile page, directory, forum. It even shows up on the membership list in groups. However, it doesn’t show up for the administrators of the group listed above the group name or on the invite page. We are using the Woffice theme, which buddypress is integrated with. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
I want to create a community website, so I install BuddyPress and Olympus theme and youzer plugin. After I finish the setup, I want to make it a paid membership community. I use “ultimate membership pro ” plugin. But my problem is that whenever I go to the register page and choose a subscription plan it takes me to the old BuddyPress registration page, not the ultimate membership pro one. In The BuddyPress register page, anyone can register and there’s no payment process. I need to replace it with the new one. I set all the settings correctly but nothing happens. maybe I need to edit the code. Can you help with that?
I want to create a all black Twenty Twenty theme but when i change the colors everything works and the text is white (like i want it) but when i go to the BuddyPress part of my site and go to activity my activityposts are invisible but when i highlight them they are still there does someone know a fix
Homepage
Buddypress social
@dmcsupport to debug try to disable all active plugin except BuddyPress and also toggle to the default 2020 theme.
It might be possible any of your active plugin or theme is using flush_rewrite_rules() and trying to set their own path.
For private messages, auto-complete only shows your friends.
To access everyone, put this in your theme/functions.php or in plugins/bp-custom.php
define( 'BP_MESSAGES_AUTOCOMPLETE_ALL', true );
To customize the options provided by autocomplete, you would need to write some custom code.
Wow, clickallco, thanks for the quick help! I really appreciate your help ????
This code removes the “members” tab and access to the /groups/GROUPNAME/members/ page.
But in my theme (buddyboss) when you click on the group it redirects to this page /groups/GROUPNAME/members/all-members/
And that page is still available.
Can I do anything about it? Ideally I need 2 things:
1. Remove access to pages like /groups/GROUPNAME/members/all-members/
2. If user open these 2 pages:
/groups/GROUPNAME/members/
/groups/GROUPNAME/members/all-members/
Then redirect to the activity page:
/groups/GROUPNAME/activity/
You could always customize your own templates and change it to your behest.
You can get an idea about how to start it out here https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/theme-compatibility-1-7/a-quick-look-at-1-7-theme-compatibility/
From then on its just about coding it to your own set standards.
Hi,
In the past I’ve been able to use /me as a link for member pages, eg if the member is Ana, when Ana clicks mysite.com/members/me, it automatically redirects to mysite.com/members/Ana. This has stopped working this week, such that the /me URLs don’t update when clicked, leading to page not found errors. Does anyone know what could be causing this? I’ve checked for theme and plugin conflicts but everything seems to be fine there. Any help would be much appreciated.
Which version of WordPress are you running?
Current Version: 3.2.7.2
Did you install WordPress as a directory or subdomain install?
directory
Which version of BP are you running?
last version
Do you have any plugins other than BuddyPress installed and activated? If so, which ones?
s2.member
learnpress
Wpbakary
Loco
Which theme do you use ?
eduma
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I tried delete the WordPress website and reinstall it again with using the same database but it doesn’t work.
I had use jetpack plugin before.
I can’t remember when this problem happen. Is it after graduation? Is it after install some plugins?
I’ve deactivated the theme and all plugins and the problem was still there. Is there a way for me to tell what code is causing the problem?
Have now determined this is a theme issue not Buddypress so this can be closed.
You could override the template to showcase your own unique one. Here’s some more info on it.
Theme Compatibility & Template Files
