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  • Rapforthemoment
    Participant

    Hello, Buddypress.

    I am trying to add a new tab to my profile page seen here:

    I am pretty familiar with WordPress and how everything works, but I am a bit slower when it comes to FTP. Can someone help explain to me how I can go about adding a new tab?

    I want to put speak widgets inside this tab, such as woo commerce store orders, post bookmarks, things like that. But I’m clueless as to how.

    Thank you for all your help in advance!

    -Jeff Arnold

    #246744
    Henry Wright
    Moderator

    @startershut

    You should ask on the plugin’s support forum. Also, something that might be of interest to you, there’s a new invitations API in progress. See #6210.

    #246739
    jrcd92
    Participant

    Hi Shane, r-a-y,

    2) is fixed, thanks – I wasn’t using the right register.php.

    3) I’ve got so far using this and this fix. Being the newbie that I am, I can’t find the “tests/phpunit/testcases/core/caps.php”, which is the second file I need to edit in that fix. It’s not affecting the signup process, so it’s not so urgent now, but if you could help with the location of that file, I’d be so grateful!

    Thanks again both 🙂

    Jack

    #246712
    sundev
    Participant

    You might have to use a premium plugin.
    Creating the name of your own tabs. (Business, Movies & etc)

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddyforms-members/
    https://buddyforms.com/

    #246705
    scoobs2000
    Participant

    Hi
    in short everything you have asked can be done.

    But I’m a little bias as I honestly believe regarding technology there is nothing that can’t be achieved it just comes down to how much time and budget you have to invest… 🙂

    Below is a bit of a ramble…. But might provide insight. after you organize your coffee and come back.

    I have nearly completed a project that sounds similar in nature (few weeks from launch in final beta testing), however it was a highly customised solution (private membership site) .
    With nearly 70 plugins, 100’s hours coding integration code (lots of trial and error) between the plugins and also compatibility tests with multiples of plugins to ensure no issues, because of slow load times the project requires deploying from CDN,fast servers and customised caching solutions.
    most of work load appeasr to be bbpress – so an near out of the box solution, you prob don’t need to go that far.

    But not to scare you. Here are some pointers that might answer your questions, based on my understanding of the OP.

    In my case I spent many months researching solutions with many platforms (open source / paid / managed premium) – buddy press was selected simply because is built on WordPress that’s already has the core abilities you need, you just need to “hook in to’em” and take advantage of this concept – you can keep working on bettering and adding separate components / features as time goes by, great for client, works out a bit cheaper in the startup phase and great for developer – land ya self a permanent support / ongoing development contract……

    Is it possible to update profile content/meta? : In general yes, buddy press allows this out of the box

    Either the user or the admin can update, you can have admin only fields (the user doesn’t access them – but the admin can)
    if you use a membership plugin eg, s2member – you can extend this idea much further eg, only require email on signup, then all other fields are accessible from profile and can set fields on a per membership level,

    In your case, you might have different profile fields for students, teachers, Parents and only require a couple of basic fields to be completed on signup and all other fields can still be “required” when they reach their profile page.
    For profile field management I recommend the s2membership pro plugin (free version available) http://s2member.com/

    My project has a “todo list” for each and every member – however I’m still to this day unable to find a plugin that interacts with a completed wp/bbp/buddypress site. So I had to code one. The todo list was designed / engineered in a way that interacts with “wordpress” in general, by storing a completely unique data feed much like the activity feed with time stamps and can be programmed to be linked to any site link, media download, page view, forum post, reply any activity on the site can be logged and applied to the feed which the to-do-list interacts with and auto completing (crossing of the item) each item also has dependencies, so you rattle off a list of activities before the task is crossed off and each to-do-list also has dependencies so it is not seen by a user until certain tasks are completed, eg, purchase a course from the store, or complete a previous to-do-list.

    In short: Yes it can be done, however I’m not aware of any 3rd party plugin that does this successfully.

    In my case I have the to-do-list shown in the sidebar so as a member goes through the tasks the list is also available to them no matter what page they are on. But possible to publish it in the profile page if required.

    Regarding email notices, I recommend looking into the woo commerce sensei http://www.woothemes.com/products/sensei/ plugin for your courses that way you have management of email notices, in fact prob most of the things you require will be available via sensei – note this is a premium paid plugin with yearly ongoing licence costs.
    Without a free trial version to try before you buy.

    But maybe gravity forms developer licence might be fine in your case as it has, gateway plugins, qiz and survey plugins – it would be possible to build certain simple courses on the gravity framework including delivery of custom emails – if building a form based system than certainly worth a look into – but would require a developers licence to get all the plugins you would prob require.

    In fact what I do is use gravity forms email chimp plugin to send the members email address to an email list (automation campaign) in mail chimp (paid account) that auto sends a welcome emails that I have customize to suit the activity they have completed, this way I can send pretty html + marketing emails + scheduled follow up emails and take the work load off WordPress other than a quick API connect on demand.

    Regarding: is it possible to have multiple logins or users access the same account/profile?
    In simple: Yes, but it all comes to context of the profile, will each member be able to see other members profiles or will parents be able to edit a child profile etc.

    Although my project does not require the need for 2 or more members to edit a single profile, I do have multiple levels of context (horizontal and vertical memberships) all with their own set of rules who profiles they can see and what buddypress features are available to them – some members don’t have activity feeds or messages, But I needed to ensure that members that do have access to these features can’t access the features of cross membership and so on.

    This is 100% custom code (no plugin) but while coding this up I recall thinking I’m 100% confident it is possible to add another level of check “if current user can edit displayed user” and go from there, all you would need is a profile field / meta that links multiple accounts together –
    Eg, a parent account has a profiled field “child user name” – they just enter the child username / user ID – and now we would add the profile check if a parent is viewing the child’s profile.

    Regarding paying a deposit, and payment, this is my findings.

    There was no single one membership / payment plugin that integrated perfectly into what I wished to achieve – I have tested many. please note I’m suggesting there are no plugins that do this stuff just none that achieved the outcomes I needed for my project.

    – Tips: – start the project design based on the payment systems / gateway (the complete project and direction of development is 100% dependent on this) because the simple reason every feature you implement needs to check “is a paid member and what level (cap / role) ” – including free membership with paid features “is not a paid member” but has paid for… this includes recurring and non-recurring subscriptions with consideration of what you intend to do if a subscription expires.

    Eg, a recurring subscription will either just auto subscribe and pay for the next time frame (or fail)
    A non-reoccurring subscription will auto expire after a given time frame (or X cycles)

    The difference between to the two –
    Is generally on a recurring subscription when it expires it also linked to a member account to “do something” eg downgrade membership

    A non-recurring subscription is generally used for a onetime payment you have access forever feature- eg, a course and resources, you pay once on a deposit, subscription over several weeks when the subscription expires the member still has access to the course as long as they remain at minimum a free member on the site. (anyhow that’s how I have implemented things)

    These two concepts are completely different in the way they interact with the member as well at many levels although on the surface appear to be almost the same, add in a deposit feature you are also opening another level of context to play with, mostly limiting the available options regarding the payment gateway service you will need to use or more so which services have this feature on offer.

    As mentioned – my suggestion is start with the gateway solutions first and reverse the design back to the front end. – this is the big lesson I took away with this project (4 rewrites in total) as it was always a block relating to the gateway limitations (and laws relating to online subscriptions in my country).

    My project:
    Woo commerce (free) for shopping cart system including purchase of courses, subscription to site and deposit/ subscription to courses, plus all other products, deliverable products, workshops, webinars, one on one sessions, resource downloads from pdf to videos. Anything you can think off can be sold through woo

    Woo commerce quick cart – plugin (paid)– now I can add a buy now button on any page for any product including subscriptions – the membership info page has a standard 3 column price comparison chart with nothing more than a “sign up now” button – clicking the button auto adds the subscription to cart and opens the checkout popup with one click and without leaving the page (no need to send to store)

    Sensei (paid)– for courses and fits well into woo commerce system (but requires a couple more plugins and custom integration code if implementing paid / subscription based courses )

    Groups plugin (free) to easily manage roles and caps (as I have to teach client staff how to do this and manage the site) WordPress has this capability built in if your a coding ninja (I’m not)

    Groups Woo commerce (paid plugin) to link groups to a purchase – apply a role / cap or groups of, to a user based on the purchase.

    Then some custom code is required – to perform a check and if a user has a particular role or cap than apply the s2membership level – this check is done at the store level so if a member cancels or defaults on a payment – the membership level is auto adjusted depending on what role or cap is supplied to the user from the groups woo commerce automation. groups plugin manages non-recurring subscriptions so a expired subscription does not remove the users caps and roles (but a default on payment does)

    S2member pro – for membership level management including profile fields management and most importantly complete site access management – I can apply access to each and every competent of the site this includes , forums, topics, replies, posts, pages, media, courses, and content within pages eg, home page displays different content based on the membership level / logged in or general public. s2member pro is also used to override default bbpress / buddy visibility settings eg, hidden forums only available to certain member levels – but requires custom code to apply or traverse access levels on submitting topics / replies to ensure widgets and other snippets don’t display private areas to members that don’t have access. (it allows you to write custom queries with zero concern or consideration to access levels)

    For subscriptions (paid)– I use woo commerce Subscriptions plugin – this manages on its own site access based on paid recurring subscriptions (or in simple turns on or off user account based on payment) – pay x amount monthly to access certain site features, courses and resources, forums, pages, blog articles etc.

    However – woo commerce subscriptions does not manage deposit / time based subscriptions (non-recurring subscriptions) eg, pay a deposit for a course and gain instant access then pay off on a subscription for x amount of weeks / months –
    I was not able to find any plugin (free or paid) that does this, so I had to write a plugin currently under experimental concept stage.

    Other tips: often it’s better to find compatible, well supported and pay for premium plugins that have overlapping features and disengage these features you don’t want to achieve your goals and do as little integration code as possible, but anything you do needs to be well planned and though out as to not to touch core code in any platform, framework or plugin.
    At the end of the day you want the ability to upgrade all systems as time go by.

    Eg, s2member plugin has its build in membership system that is “required to be active” for the plugin to work. – all I did was setup a single paid (never to be used membership) on a paypal sandbox store this includes setting up all the s2membership registration pages etc – then put a simple redirect in the .htaccess on any of these pages. Now to purchase membership you must go to the store (woo commerce) and purchase a subscription via woo – s2member has now has nothing to do with membership registration / payment systems.

    And of course I have “force account creation” turned on at the store – you cannot make a purchase without signup at a minimum free site membership.
    by disengaging the buddy, bbp, Wp, and all other means of registering (by redirect) but only leaving the woo commerce customer account registration available – The pop up registration form I use for free members is just a woocommerce customer account registration form (with no products attached) with a fallback to the s2membership cut down reg form (in case ajax / jquery etc not working on client side)

    And now all purchases, subscriptions, shop account, courses etc are now available from the buddy press profile page also via a “woo to buddypress” plugin (or in my case built into the theme)

    May sound complicated but as mentioned I would really suggest starting with payment solutions and nut out this part of the project first as this will most likely force development direction,

    one of my project goals was a solution that can cater for anything…. so,

    Regarding variable deposit / costs amounts based on user input – if using similar approach as I did – you would just setup woo commerce discount codes per variable outcome / result and would just reveal the correct coupon code to the user on the checkout page. they just cut and paste this code into the discount field and click apply.

    or setup up multi products – one product per price base. – have the user input their details first and the result would be – apply a groups cap / role then only offer the courses products in the store with the associated price base based on user caps / role –

    woo discount coupons can be setup on multiple bases – eg, deposit amount / on going subscription amount or total amount or per product or per cart total etc.

    for me was plenty of research into this including concept builds of other community platforms and as above is only a bit of a sample of features used relating to the OP.
    I was under very strict key point goals and achievements requiring very specific outcomes many of these affected development direction how / why I implemented the above.

    There may be better simpler ways to suit your specific project, but thought it might be worth a mention for some direction. or at least insight into some of the plugins I use / ideas and concepts.

    my usual disclaimer – if there is something in there for you, that’s great! if not that’s fine too!

    enjoy!

    #246690
    r-a-y
    Keymaster

    I’ve filed a bug report with a fix here:
    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/attachment/ticket/6730/6730.01.patch

    Until v2.4.1 is released, manually apply the changes to /bp-core/bp-core-caps.php.

    Thanks for uncovering the bug!

    #246687
    ckchaudhary
    Participant
    #246672
    r-a-y
    Keymaster

    Thanks for the bug report, @wvmohzoibar.

    Before I file a ticket about this, can you tell us how you triggered this bug?

    We do some checks to ensure that the profile group ID is not blank before proceeding, so it would be nice to find out how you are encountering this error:
    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/2.4.0/src/bp-xprofile/bp-xprofile-functions.php?marks=241-244,258#L224

    I was changing some settings in another plugin

    What plugin were you using that caused this bug?

    #246670
    scoobs2000
    Participant

    quick mention – I have the same problem – upgraded to buddypress Version 2.4.0 about 15min ago and now visibility settings when set to Enforce field visibility by admin is ignored on the front end.

    before upgrade all base fields where set to “all members” and set to “Enforce field visibility” with no issues

    after upgrade – no changes and been made to above settings, and are still applied – but members can change.

    WordPress 4.3.1 running Kleo Child theme.

    Cheers,

    #246666
    vahid mohammadi
    Participant

    Hi
    I have wordpress network and installed buddypress on the network. my network just has a subdomain. everything was working well but when I was changing some settings in another plugin, I suddenly noticed that my subdomain doesn’t open… so I enabled PHP errors and now I get this error:

    Warning: Creating default object from empty value in /domains/mysite.com/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-xprofile/bp-xprofile-functions.php on line 258 Fatal error: Call to undefined method stdClass::save() in /domains/mysite.com/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-xprofile/bp-xprofile-functions.php on line 275

    midoggy
    Participant

    Hi,

    I’m using WordPress 4.3.1 and just updated Buddypress to 2.4. Since the update of Buddypress the profile fields can be overwritten by the members although I choose “enforce profile visibility” in the settings. Before the update everything worked. I just tried it with WP 2015 and the problem still exists.

    My Website is http://community.midoggy.de

    Thank you for your help,
    Julia

    #246637
    mnctigah
    Participant

    Greetings…

    I’ve inherited a development project that is using WordPress 3.7 along with BuddyPress 1.5. The intent being to upgrade both to current RC’s.

    There is a lot of customized code dealing with xprofile fields and member search functions, with most being achieved by way of template overload in a child theme based on bp default. There are also modifications to the BP 1.5 core files that I am in the process of migrating over to BP 2.3.4. Due to relative unfamiliarity with BuddyPress, not exactly sure where that will lead. Realistically, about 50% of that code base has been migrated over without breaking the BP 2.3.4 install.

    Backtracking a bit, it is my intent to update WordPress to 4.3.2 with the current BP 1.5. I have actually updated WordPress and corrected the BP slugs that were changed with the update. All except for the BP members slug which resolves correctly to …/profile/edit/group/1 but returns a 404 “page can’t be displayed error.”

    I have found a few threads that deal with this issue but none of the proposed solutions seem to resolve. Some deal with plugin type conflicts and others deal with updating BuddyPress (which is not a viable option at the moment).

    My bp-xprofile-screens.php includes some validations and can be viewed on pastebin…
    http://pastebin.com/b13kAk2v

    I have the site migrated onto a development box at http://52.6.38.92/. For those savvy enough to provide some insight, temporary login credentials from DropBox at https://www.dropbox.com/sh/wt1wxd32duosb0j/AADSDSI81VOxUg89L_bqHddZa?dl=0.

    It should be noted that if I do upgrade BuddyPress to 2.3.4 (both plugins are installed on the site), I am able to edit the profile at …/profile/edit/group/1, but that’s defeating my purpose as all the code has yet to be migrated (if that is even possible to achieve). And there are still display issues with my search form using BP 2.3.4.

    I guess the relevant question is why would the “bp_core_redirect( bp_displayed_user_domain() . $bp->profile->slug . ‘/edit/group/1’ );” statement work with WordPress 3.7 and not with 4.3.2? What am I missing? Is something being overwritten in the database upgrade?

    I’m hoping that someone more intimate than I am with BP can provide some additional insight.

    Dono12
    Participant

    I’ having this old but new issue. Old because I forget about it until there is a new Buddypress update, then I’m painfully reminded again.
    I’ve been showing User Posts to the WordPress site on the Buddypress Activity page by using an awesome function I found in a Forum. It adds a Button to Buddypress Nav, titled (POSTS), with post count. These are all the posts that a user posted to the WordPress site. The problem I’m having is everytime Buddypress comes out with a new Update I have to pass on it because it interferes with the (Posts) Nav and Vice Versa. I do not want to keep losing out on these updates but I also do not want to lose the user Posts button on the activity page.
    Here is the function I used, can anyone tell me how to fix this:

    
    
    /* ------------------------------Start BP Post in profile code for function-------------------- */
    function importSomething(){
    return include_once 'bp-custom.php';
    }
    add_action( 'bp_setup_nav', 'buddyboss_child_bp_nav_adder' );
    add_action( 'bp_template_content', 'profile_buddyboss_child_loop' );
    bp_core_load_template( apply_filters( 'bp_core_template_plugin', 'members/single/plugins' ) );
    
    function buddyboss_child_bp_nav_adder() {
    global $bp;
    $post_count = count_user_posts_by_type( $bp->displayed_user->id );
    bp_core_new_nav_item(
    array(
    'name' => sprintf( __( 'Posts <span>%d</span>', 'my-poems' ), $post_count ),
    'slug' => 'Articles',
    'position' => 250,
    'show_for_displayed_user' => true,
    'screen_function' => 'buddyboss_child_list',
    'item_css_id' => 'articles',
    'default_subnav_slug' => 'public'
    ));
    }
    function buddyboss_child_list() {
    add_action( 'bp_template_content', 'profile_buddyboss_child_loop' );
    bp_core_load_template( apply_filters( 'bp_core_template_plugin', 'members/single/plugins' ) );
    }
    /*------- This is end of the code for above function ---------*/
    function profile_buddyboss_child_loop() {
    $myposts = get_posts(  array(
    'posts_per_page' => -1,
    'author'         => bp_displayed_user_id(),
    'post_type'      => 'post'
    ));
    if( ! empty($myposts) ) { 
    foreach($myposts as $post) {
    setup_postdata( $post );
    if (has_post_thumbnail( $post->ID ) ):
    $image = wp_get_attachment_image_src( get_post_thumbnail_id( $post->ID ), 'sidebar-smallthumbnew' );
    else :
    
    $image[0] = "http:/...com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/userpost.jpg";
    endif;
    
    echo '<li class="sidebar mostpop post-' . $post->ID . '"><span id="postimage"><a href="' . get_permalink($post->ID) . '"><img src="' . $image[0] . '" /></a></span><div id="postinfo"><a href="' . get_permalink($post->ID) . '">' . get_the_title($post->ID) . '</a></div></li>';
    }
    echo '</ul>';
    wp_reset_postdata();
    } else { ?>
    <div class="info" id="message">
    <p><strong><?php bp_displayed_user_fullname(); ?></strong> has No posts.</p>
    </div>
    <?php }
    }
    /* This is end of the code for above function */
    remove_filter('bp_setup_nav','');
    function count_user_posts_by_type( $userid, $post_type = 'post' ) {
    global $wpdb;
    $where = get_posts_by_author_sql( $post_type, true, $userid, true);
    $count = $wpdb->get_var( "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM $wpdb->posts $where" );
    return apply_filters( 'get_usernumposts', $count, $userid );
    }
    /* ------------------------------This is end of the code for post in profile above function-------------------- */
    #246620
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    Hi @josephz94

    Users can upload profile pictures (in theory) however I was not able to upload a picture. I kept getting a http error.

    Do you do anything like upload the media library onto Amazon S3 or some other cloud service?

    -the Favorite button was unresponsive

    It sounds you’ve got several button problems. Do you know how to look at your web browser’s Javascript error console, and see if there is any output? (On page load, and also when you try to click the button)

    BuddyPress Activity Plus

    Have you tested disabling this plugin to see if it had any affect?

    Buddy press is activated on a per site basis in a multi-site, multi-network installation.

    Multi-network is a pretty advanced configuration, so to cover bases, it would be interesting to know what you’ve done to enable multi-network in both WordPress and BuddyPress, please?

    #246617

    In reply to: profile not found

    Anonymous User
    Inactive

    Are you using pretty links ?

    I advise you to check > WordPress Administration > Settings > Permalinks and make sure to use something else than default.

    #246614

    In reply to: No Profile Tabs

    Anonymous User
    Inactive

    @utahman1971

    I’m really sorry to read this thread. I think we’ve done our best to prevent this kind of situation by including some easy ways to deactivate the cover images if the theme you are using haven’t upgraded to support it.

    On september 3Oth, more than a month ago, we’ve posted on our blog to explain to everyone how the Cover Images could impact themes, see https://bpdevel.wordpress.com/2015/09/30/buddypress-2-4-0-will-introduce-cover-images-for-members-groups/

    At the end of this post i’ve insisted on this point :

    If you are a theme designer or the author of a plugin managing Cover images, we recommend that you don’t forget to test that everything works fine for you during the 2.4.0 beta period.

    Then, a month ago, we’ve added a codex page to explain to everyone how to implement cover images for specific themes : https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/buddypress-cover-images/

    Then we published a beta and a release candidate to let people test it, to make sure everything was working fine.

    I understand your frustration, but be sure we’re always trying to do our best. BuddyPress is free, open source and is maintained by volunteers like @r-a-y and me. We’ve been testing as much themes as we could, unfortunately your particular theme wasn’t available for us. I’m convinced the TagDiv team will soon implement the cover images feature into their themes, and if they have any question, i’ll be happy to help them.

    Best wishes.

    #246612

    In reply to: profile not found

    thood32
    Participant

    hello,
    I am running newstest versions of wordpress and buddy press and tried 2015 and 2013 themes but cant get profile tabs to work. the site in running locally in WAMP. With new BP install permalink structure is set to post name. Buddypress was installed through wordpress plugins and not ftp. Pages in buddy press setting are associated with correct pages but buddy press does not populate on member, groups, activity pages. im sure its a simple fix but im a newbie

    #246610
    freakyy85
    Participant

    do u know if theres any alternative, because Activity Privacy is outdated, not tested with current versions (WordPress). There was long no new release and the author is unreachable for me. It is a really important plugin. Would be nice if someone could help. 🙂

    #246603
    thood32
    Participant

    running wordpress and Buddypress locally with WAMP. will the disable profile view? Running the newest versions including most recent BP update

    #246600
    r-a-y
    Keymaster

    I tested the Graphene theme that is listed on wordpress.org:

    Graphene

    And it works for me:
    Screenshot of Graphene on BuddyPress 2.4.0

    What is the exact problem?

    #246599
    Henry Wright
    Moderator

    The person creating the user will need the create_users capability. By default, only super-admins and admins have it. But, you can add the capability to any role using the add_cap() function.

    Refs:

    https://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities#create_users

    https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_cap

    #246596

    In reply to: No Profile Tabs

    r-a-y
    Keymaster

    Is that tagdiv? There is two different Newsmag themes. I am using tagdiv.

    NewsMag by TagDiv is a premium theme, which we do not have access to. Please list details when you are posting a support thread next time.

    The version I tested of “NewsMag” is available from the wordpress.org theme repository:

    NewsMag

    #246583

    In reply to: No Profile Tabs

    r-a-y
    Keymaster

    What theme are you using? We try to be compatible with every theme, but it is hard to account for every single theme that is available out there.

    Does the profile tabs and cover image feature show up when you switch to a WordPress theme like Twenty Sixteen?

    #246570
    r-a-y
    Keymaster

    A BuddyPress user is a WordPress user, so you should be able to use WordPress user API functions for this.

    For BuddyPress groups, check out groups_create_group():
    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/2.4.0/src/bp-groups/bp-groups-functions.php#L70

    josephz94
    Participant

    I am using BuddyPress on my school’s multisite and I am having many issues.

    Groups
    -When someone attempts to request to join nothing happens the button appears to not work
    -I cannot invite people into the group, so the only functional way is to have the admin add them from the dashboard view.

    Profile
    -Users can upload profile pictures (in theory) however I was not able to upload a picture. I kept getting a http error.

    Activity Feed
    -I can’t post things on any activity feed(mine or someone elses), the button doesn’t seem to respond to being clicked (the same issue repeats itself for commenting on activity)
    -Photos, links, and videos will not load up in the preview of the post (this one is connected to BuddyPress Activity Plus)
    -I attempted to delete something on the activity feed (Me updating my username) but it would not delete, not sure if it’s the button or me trying to delete something other than a status update
    -the Favorite button was unresponsive

    Messaging
    -Private messaging worked originally only worked for me. If someone else tried to create their own conversation it would give an error. If they tried to answer mine the button seemed unresponsive.

    Issues continued on multiple themes.

    Thank you in advance!

    Which version of WordPress are you running?
    4.3.1

    Did you install WordPress as a directory or subdomain install?
    Directory installation

    If a directory install, is it in root or in a subdirectory?
    Buddy press is activated on a per site basis in a multi-site, multi-network installation.

    Did you upgrade from a previous version of WordPress? If so, from which version?
    Yes, initial version of wordpress installed with 3.5, currently running v4.3

    Was WordPress functioning properly before installing/upgrading BuddyPress (BP)? e.g. permalinks, creating a new post, commenting.
    Yes

    Do you have any plugins other than BuddyPress installed and activated? If so, which ones?
    BuddyPress Activity Plus

    Are you using the standard WordPress theme or customized theme?
    Standard, currently using twenty fifteen

    Did you upgraded from a previous version of BP? If so, from which version?
    No, this is the initial installation of BP

    Have you modified the core files in any way?
    No

    Do you have any custom functions in bp-custom.php?
    No

    If running bbPress, which version? Or did your BuddyPress install come with a copy of bbPress built-in?
    BP v2.3.4

    Please provide a list of any errors in your serverÂąs log files.
    I did not find any errors in the system error logs.

    Which company provides your hosting?
    We do not host, we own the infrastructure this is running on.

    Is your server running Windows, or if Linux; Apache, nginx or something else?
    RHEL 2.6.32-573.1.1.el6.x86_64 with Apache 2.2.15, php v5.3.3

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