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Hello, we need help with the following problem:

When switching our live system from bp 4.3.0 (legacy templates) to bp 5.1.2 (nouveau templates), we are running into problems with the pagination and grid layout for example on the groups page. The reason for this seems to be that buddypress()->current_component is empty. Therefore the loop classes (bp_nouveau_loop_classes()) can’t be generated correctly. We don’t understand why this happens and so far we haven’t been able to reproduce the error on our development system. (This makes troubleshooting almost impossible, because we need our live system to be up and running and therefore switched it back to the old state.)

We are running wp 5.3.2 and bbpress 2.6.4. We already tried to clone the file system and database from our live system (as far as possible), but so far the error did not occur on any other system. We are using several other plugins and tried to deactivate them one by one, also without success. We use a custom theme and template overrides, but this doesn’t cause any trouble at all on our development system. We would be grateful for any advice on how to reproduce the error on our development system or any ideas why current_component is not set as it should be.

Wordpress: 5.4
BuddyPress: 5.1.2
Theme: BeTheme
BuddyPress is messing with my registration page. It looks awkward and I can’t edit it (before the wordpress update or after). I can only see it when I’m logged out and can’t find a place to edit it when I’m logged in. A developer tried to help me and when they deactivated BuddyPress, everything worked fine. Any ideas?
Thanks

Hopefully I’ve tested this correctly, in previous versions and the current beta the membership list avatars always have a round profile image (border-radius:50%), but all other versions of these images on thumbnails etc can be toggled from square to round using the “General BP Settings: Use the round style for member and group avatars.”

I tested with 2020 and 2019 but hopefully haven’t missed something, I know I can override this in my theme but wasn’t sure if something had been missed.
Thanks

Good morning. I installed Buddypress on an alterview blog with the Extra theme, all in Italian. I am practical in using “Loco Translate”, in fact I translated everything I needed, but an important thing remained for me: the first message that Buddypress sends to the newly registered user. I’ll explain.
The new user registers by filling in all the fields and sends the request. At this point he receives the first email as below:

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Thanks for registering!

To complete the activation of your account, go to the following link and click on the Activate button:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

If the ‘Activation Key’ field is empty, copy and paste the following into the field – xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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Through Loco Translate I have traced the corresponding string but it has already been translated into Italian and despite everything THE ASPIRING NEW USER RECEIVES THE EMAIL IN ENGLISH. I tried to “synchronize” but the situation remains the same. Can anyone help me? I would be infinitely grateful to you.
Claudio

For each group the data below is shown
Private Group / 14 members
active 1 day, 13 hours ago

How to hide this data?

PS:
WordPress 5.3.2 running sinatra child theme theme.
BuddyPress Version 5.1.2

I have a snippet I use to redirect people from the homepage to a dashboard page if they are already logged in. However, something weird happens when I (the admin user) try to create a new buddypress group (pressing “add new” on the Groups page) – the snippet fires and sends me to the dashboard page. If I turn off the snippet, the group creation page appears as normal. It’s unrelated to theme – it does it with any theme. Any ideas what happens that I also need to exclude? Cheers

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function myld_loggedin_redirect()
{ if ( is_user_logged_in() && is_front_page() && ! wp_doing_ajax() ) {
wp_redirect(‘/launchpad/’);
exit;
}
}
add_action(‘wp’, ‘myld_loggedin_redirect’);
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