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Yep, the issue is not with the theme because the problem still occurs when I use 2019. This was on of the first things I did, when I thought the problem was with the theme.

WP engine support did fully uncache that page, but nothing happened.

An alternative solution to getting this to work would be to disable the “public messaging” feature entirely. The initial reason I found this problem is because public messaging takes you to an activity form that starts with @user (whoever you are messaging). If I can’t get the activity form to appear, then I would rather just remove the feature. Is there any simple way to do that?

GhostPool got back with me and said the legacy theme was necessary. I copied the BP Temp Legacy group-header into the theme BP Groups folder and it fixed the problem. Changing to legacy wouldn’t work for some reason, but that work around fixed it. Thanks for your help!

When using wp_enqueue_scripts I should set a higher priority number.
But need to remove from parent themes css enqueue first, maybe something like this will work.

/**
 * Proper way to enqueue scripts and styles
 */
function it_company_child_theme_scripts() {
  wp_dequeue_style('bootstrap'); // from parent theme
  wp_deregister_style('bootstrap');
  wp_enqueue_style('bootstrap', get_template_directory_uri().'/css/bootstrap.css', 10);
}
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'it_company_child_theme_scripts' );

Sorry for the error code dump. According the admins of wpengine there is no minification implemented.

The theme I am using (woffice) uses BuddyPress and has thousands of installs that work just fine. This error occurs with nothing but a fresh install of the theme and no other plugins.

Any other thoughts? To me it seems that there is some interaction between BuddyPress code and wpengine, but I really don’t have the technical background to figure it out.

@shanebp,

I tried 2 things. 1 – adding the custom bp folder via SSH via FileZilla. This caused a fatal error, so I had to reinstall from backup.

Then I tried #2,
I went to appearance > theme editor

Went to functions.php

Underneath this section,
/****************************** CUSTOM FUNCTIONS ******************************/

// Add your own custom functions here

I pasted the code:
add_filter( ‘bp_email_use_wp_mail’, ‘__return_true’ );

This caused a fatal error on my site.

I am thankful for your help, but I request that you actually help me by giving me instruction instead of telling me that I’m doing it wrong or I should look for help elsewhere. I am sufficiently capable of injecting code and dealing with lower sophistication items like this.

Can you please walk me through this?

Thanks for the answer. Sorry I made a mistake, Themosaurus support may have say there is the same issue for standard wordpress theme…confused

Hi @icharme,

After switching theme to the default one (Twenty Nineteen), it seems that this issue comes directly from BuddyPress, another plugin or your server.
Unfortunately, we have no clue. ????‍♂️

As this issue is related with the BuddyPress plugin, it’s best if you try to reach the plugin authors.
They will be more informed and better suited to help you.

To go further, we invite you to post your request on their support forums:
https://buddypress.org/support/

We remain available for all support requests related with the use of your theme.

Best,

OK Great thanks @venutius

I will open a ticket with the theme developer.

Sorry to take up your time, thank you for your help, it’s appreciated.

Kind Regards.

@Venutius

Thanks for replying.

If I deactivate buddypress the login menu disappears. I assumed it was core BuddyPress functionality.

Looking down the list of other plugins I can’t see another plugin that can provide that functionality.

Here is a screenshot to the pop-up which appears on the registration page if I click the login link.

https://i1091.photobucket.com/albums/i395/LordLiverpool/2019-05-20%2014_40_53-Create%20an%20Account%20%20Age%20Friendly%20Economy_zpsjqgayi9h.png

FYI

WordPress Version: 5.2
BuddyPress Version: 4.3.0
Theme: OneCommunityVersion: 3.2.1

Is this a theme issue?

Thanks very much.

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