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This is a bug. I’m getting this error when I deactivate the activity component from the settings. I have submitted a ticket here

This is not the solution I am looking for. Let me explain what I clearly needs.

I have an existing WordPress website with a few posts. I have installed BuddyPress plugin. Now let’s assume I have two users A and B registered in the website and consider a post with Title “Hello All”

1. User A made a comment on the post “Hello All”
2. User B made a reply comment to the User A’s comment

it is expected to show a notification on User A profile under notification tab on site such us User B replied to your comment. Unfortunately this is not happening on the website. To cross check whether it is a theme issue, I have changed the theme to default themes of WordPress and notification is not yet showing. Please help. Looking forward to an immediate response.

Here is the website URL https://beanstalkminds.com/

Thanks for the reply Shane.

From what I understand this can only work using the multi-site feature? So if I had 2 different installations of WordPress for each website and wanted to have the BuddyPress accounts shared between the two websites – it would not work?

Thank you for your reply @prashantvatsh!

I’ve installed the plugin from the link you provided and it worked as intended.

I then used this code snippet here so that group members automatically subscribe to group forum as they join the group.

I also had to install this plugin here to manage group members e-mail subscriptions. I set the default to “no e-mail messages” for all groups, so if the group members want also to be informed through e-mail about forum messages, they can configure that as they want.

Well, wiped the www directory, gave it a clean database, removed the two default plugins and only installed Buddy Press, same error on group acceptance. As far as WordPress/BuddyPress is concerned that should have been a brand new system.

At least now I know it’s likely a system level issue, OR I’m the canary in the coal mine since I’m running new everything and the working hosts haven’t been updated yet.

My “wipe” is just of the www directory. Messing with Nginx and getting PHP working on it isn’t something I want to duplicate unless I have to. Even if I move to some genuine metal I intend to copy my /etc/config directories over to the other system. I’m just going to copy the www directory to somewhere else, delete, and do WordPress and the plugins from scratch. Now that I have a solid idea of what I want and how to get there I should be able to do it more “cleanly” and see if that makes a difference. I must have installed and removed 100 plugins, who knows what kind of mess that left.

I haven’t decided on hosting yet – I may host it from my own cable access at home. I used to do a lot of my own hosting, but modern ISPs tend to make it more difficult. I have a buddy offering me some server space, I don’t know if it will be on a VMWare host (likely knowing him) or if I’m going to get some actual metal in a rack – also likely with him. If he host it I’m getting a minimum 2GB link.

That VVV link you gave me might be just what I need. The “What do you get” section has a list of things that seem to be important, I might just make sure I have them all. Obviously I have some of them, but the ones I don’t might be the difference between “member added” and “page expired”.