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can you guys please help me get this feature working again? we really relied on it and this alone kept me from upgrading to buddypress for YEARS i just went from version 1.2 to the latest …and of course lost the feature where when you comment the reply goes to top of activity ..this keeps the conversation going otherwise stuff just gets buried …does anyone else agree?

this is the plugin we were using which from everything i read is not ok to use on latest version of bp:
https://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/buddypress-activity-stream-bump-to-top

Special thanks to @valuser and @shanebp for helping create a custom member directory by adding the Buddypress members-loop.php to my themes page.php, and renaming it page-local-members-php.

*For the step by step, here is the link to the discussion – https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-to-display-additional-member-directory/#post-251127

There are now two Directories listed on the website. The current issue resides with the styling. The original member directory appears to obtain its structure from the Buddypress index.php file located in the wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/members-folder, while the Secondary ‘Custom’ member directory is missing the original functions like the search, role search, order by, and some basic css such as removing the bulletins on the member list.

What would be the best solution to fix this.

Would adding the code from index.php file from the wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/members-folder solve it?

*I wonder, would it be possible to make an additional page template that would shows on the wordpress frontend part of the plugin on the Dashboard/settins/buddypress/pages section as an additional directory.
That way you could route it from to a page from the front end the same way you route member, activity stream, register, and activate page keeping all files it in the buddypress folder.

Update:

I’ve tried adding the code from the index.php file located in the wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/members-folder to the index.php file located in the wp-content/themes/my-theme/-folder however the default styling and functions are still missing.

Any help on this will be greatly appreciated.

I am disappointed in buddypress. I cannot log in my wordpress now because I deactivated the buddypress plug in. I deactivated it because I could not figure out WHY wordpress log in comes in for members! When they log in, they would see my wordpress dashboard. I spent hours trying to download another plug in to give it a log in form for buddypress and now it has crashed it. I am very disappointed! Now I will have to see whats going on at my server. I really liked how the plug in was working, the way the members can interact with each other, but you guys need to fix that so that it does not sync with wordpress! I was very excited about this plug in but definitely not after this…

i can’t get the cover images for member profiles or groups to display …. i tried the wordpress 2016 theme …and classic but same thing it shows them when i upload them but if i leave the page and come back they are gone just a gray box ….anyone can help please?

Using WordPress 4.4.2 and BuddyPress 2.5.1

Wasn’t sure how to fix this. I’m running into a problem with one of the email tokens (initiator.name). If the initiator’s name has a special character like an apostrophe (e.g. O’Neil), the HTML display works fine in the message body but the encoded version of the text is appearing in the subject.

I took a look at the documentation but wasn’t seeing anything I could change other than using {{token}} or {{{token}}}. Neither versions worked on the subject text.

[{{{site.name}}}] New friendship request from {{initiator.name}}
[{{{site.name}}}] New friendship request from {{{initiator.name}}}

Is there anything I can add to my child theme’s functions.php to correct that? Didn’t know if there was away to create our own token to make an decoded version of that text.

Hello,

Wordpress = 4.4.2
Buddypress = 2.5.1
website = infotej.com
Problem = The buddypress comment feature continues to show comments even after writing “NO COMMENT”. If a user comments in the activity page for instance, that comment will show in registration page after writing “NO COMMENTS”, it will also show at the bottom of the activity page, under the list of groups, in profile page and all other buddy press pages.

I have disabled the comment ability from my blog posts because of this, but whenever a user comments in activity stream, the comment shows everywhere.

Pls help!

Hello,

Wordpress = 4.4.2
Buddypress = 2.5.1
Website = http://www.infotej.com
Theme = knowledgebase by inspiry theme
Problem:
The user login, register, user dashboard pages links are not showing in my list of pages at the top of my site. When I created the pages, login, register and dashboard, they would show before and after login. The login page will not disappear after login for instance. And they would show empty, my register page does not contain the form for instance.

Question:
How do I make the login, register, and user dashboard pages show in my list of pages in my menu? Is there a shortcode to put in created pages?

I have to enable the wordpress admin bar to be able to show login and register links on the site.If I disable this, then there will be no login and register pages anymore, and when I login through the wp-admin page, the dashboard link that drops down profile, settings, notifications etc pages does not show.
Pls help urgently!

Thanks.