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WordPress Default Registration Settings:
Go to your WordPress admin dashboard and navigate to Settings » General. Look for the “Membership” option or “Anyone can register” checkbox. Ensure that the checkbox is checked/enabled. This setting allows users to register via the default WordPress registration system.

Disable BuddyPress Registration:
In the BuddyPress settings, there might be an option related to registration. Look for the BuddyPress settings either in the WordPress dashboard or under the BuddyPress plugin settings. Disable or turn off any registration-related settings within BuddyPress to revert to the default WordPress registration.

Check Theme and Plugin Compatibility:
Sometimes, themes or plugins might override default registration settings. Ensure that your current theme or any other plugins installed do not enforce their custom registration processes that conflict with the default WordPress registration.

Review Custom Code or Functions:
If you’ve added any custom code or functions related to registration, review them to ensure they’re not redirecting or modifying the registration flow to use BuddyPress.
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I am not so tecchy and often don’t understand whar you are writing about 🙁
I think bpress tool to reset should do this

I vever chanded prefixes they are as by installing wordpress

It is really horrible to bring new version where problems are programmed

Also back to bp old version I unterstand not sure

I am very upset

I also dont know if I take old backup if than all works /would mean loosing newest users)

So you’re using BP version 12.0 on a regular site (not a multisite config), you activated, then deactivated BP Classic because it was no more needed. And now when you go into the URLs tab of the BuddyPress settings and tries to customize slugs, it adds a -2 suffix.

Is it happening when these slugs are default BuddyPress ones only (eg: activity, members) or is it happening even with these slugs: ‘activites’, ‘membres’ for example?

If it’s only happening with BuddyPress default slugs: check there are no regular WordPress pages using the BP slugs.

Then try to use the Reset Slugs BuddyPress tools from the WP Admin tools menu.

If it didn’t fixed the issue, try to temporarily add this code to the functions.php of your active theme:
remove_filter( 'wp_unique_post_slug', 'bp_core_set_unique_directory_page_slug', 10, 6 );

Go to the URLs tab of the BuddyPress settings and try to customize slugs again.

Then remove the custom code you added to the functions.php of your active theme.

Hi @fasirathore

Thanks for your feedback, are you using BP version 12.0.0?
Can you check your error log file to see if something was traced in it?
What’s your WordPress set up ? Multisite or not ? If Multisite is BuddyPress activated on the network ?

Hi @jaroslawistok

Sorry to read about it. Can you tell me a bit more about your config?
– regular or Multisite WordPress ?
– if Multisite how BuddyPress is activated ? Network widely, on the main site or on a subsite ?
– If activated network widely, are you using the constant to set the BP root site to be a subsite instead of main one?

Thank you Mathieu

Critical error:

Notice: La fonction map_meta_cap a été appelée de façon incorrecte. Le type de publication buddypress n’est pas enregistré. Il n’est donc pas possible de vérifier de manière fiable que la permission « edit_post » correspond à ce type de publication. Veuillez lire Débogage dans WordPress (en) pour plus d’informations. (Ce message a été ajouté à la version 4.4.0.) in /var/alternc/html/d/davduf/www/auposte.fr/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6031

Deprecated: La fonction bp_core_get_user_domain est obsolète depuis la version 12.0.0 ! Utilisez bp_members_get_user_url() à la place. in /var/alternc/html/d/davduf/www/auposte.fr/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6031

Deprecated: La fonction bp_core_get_user_domain est obsolète depuis la version 12.0.0 ! Utilisez bp_members_get_user_url() à la place. in /var/alternc/html/d/davduf/www/auposte.fr/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6031

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Il y a eu une erreur critique sur ce site.

The Query:

SELECT id, post_type FROM wp_4_posts WHERE post_name LIKE "activity%";
+----+-----------+
| id | post_type |
+----+-----------+
| 88 | page      |
+----+-----------+

To enable users to view other profiles on BuddyPress:

1. **Install and Activate BuddyPress:**
Make sure you have installed and activated the BuddyPress plugin on your WordPress site.

2. **Check Privacy Settings:**
Ensure that users’ profile privacy settings allow their profiles to be viewed by others. Users can control this setting in their profile settings.

3. **Activate Extended Profiles:**
Enable the “Extended Profiles” component in the BuddyPress settings to allow additional fields and information on user profiles.

4. **Verify Theme Compatibility:**
Confirm that your WordPress theme is compatible with BuddyPress to ensure proper display of profile information.

5. **Check User Roles:**
Verify that users attempting to view profiles have the necessary capabilities. By default, registered users should be able to view other registered users’ profiles.

6. **Use BuddyPress Widgets/Shortcodes:**
Utilize BuddyPress widgets and shortcodes to display member directories and user lists. Refer to the BuddyPress documentation for guidance on implementing these features.

7. **Review BuddyPress Documentation:**
Consult the official BuddyPress documentation for any specific settings or features related to profile viewing.

By following these steps, you should enable users to view other profiles seamlessly on your BuddyPress-enabled WordPress site.

Hello everyone, bonjour Mathieu

Bravo pour le travail !

Since the update in 12, I have a slug problem.

My BP is installed as a sub-site, according to the procedure described here https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/installation-in-wordpress-multisite/#b-network-wide-activation-buddypress-root-blog-in-secondary-site

Main site: auposte.fr
BP site: comico.auposte.fr

However, I can’t impose my slugs. WP refuses to overwrite the slugs and use the basic slugs. It always adds -3 (activity-3, members-3).

Example: https://www.auposte.fr/wp-admin/network/admin.php?page=bp-rewrites won’t register simple slugs (without the -3). I tried in English (groups, members): same defeat.

What I don’t understand is how BuddyPress generates different slugs (members, members, members-3) for the same thing?

Where are the slugs managed in the database since BP version 12? Can I modify them in the database directly?

Thanks/Merci mille fois Mathieu et l’équipe!
David

Maybe it’s due to this bug we’ll be fixing in 12.1.0

Can you test adding the following code to see if it’s fixing the issue into the functions.php file of your active theme for example:

add_filter( 'bp_enqueue_assets_in_bp_pages_only', '__return_false' );

Hi,

I advise you to download and activate the BP Classic backwards compatibility Add-on for 3rd party plugins not ready yet for version 12.0.0 of BuddyPress (bbPress is not currently ready for it, see: https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3576)

Hi,

Have you tried to download and activate the BP Classic backwards compatibility Add-on?

Hello, thank you for your assistance. I have upgraded to BuddyPress v12, but now I am facing an issue. I am unable to customize my site from WordPress, specifically under APPEARANCE/CUSTOMIZE. Every time I try to customize the site, I receive an error message. Even the widget page is not loading properly for customization and some widgets stopped working (eg: who’s online widget)

This issue prompted me to use WP Rollback to revert to the previous version, but going back broke my site. Is there a fix for this? I would really appreciate your help.

Now I’ve read the other topic you posted into, I know you are using WordPress Multisite.

My question about viewing the registration page being disconnected might seem a bit obvious but I wanted to check if you were using or not the Site invitation feature of BuddyPress which uses our signup page although global registration are disabled.

But I guess registration is on since you’re using a specific plugin.

Using BuddyPress < 12.0.0, once you removed the registration page, were you getting a notice to do the page association ?

I believe reading your post we should probably stop assuming you want BuddyPress to manage registration to your site, so I’ll work on a way to only do so if the admin opts in.

Hi @bermudastream can you give more details about your config:

– WordPress Multisite or regular ?
– In the site health information tab, what are the values of:
– WordPress > registration
– BuddyPress > URL parser

– being disconnected, what do you see when you go to this registration page ?

Unsure if this is what you mean, I am trying to get back the WordPress Registration form, maybe you will fare better with it?

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