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Just checked https://www.danskeosteopater.dk/find-en-osteopat/members/?s=anders & it seems to work as expected.

If you’re talking about the search form displayed on the right side of your page, it’s not generated by BuddyPress. Have you tried to reach the plugin author of the BP Profile Search plugin there https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/bp-profile-search/ ?

Hi, I’m back 🙂

I confirm this is working as expected. I’ve used this code to generate the Twitter WP Contact method: https://gist.github.com/imath/c634d9bfb575f128d76a25aaa76fc2e5

Then, I’ve created a new xProfile field using the WordPress text field type, as shown in the below screenshot.

Once done, I was able to find the new input inside the user’s profile edit screen on front-end, see screenshot below.

When I’ve submitted my edits, the twitter link was saved successfully and on the user’s profile view screen, it is displayed as a clickable link:

The same goes for the WP Dashboard profile, see below:

Hi,

Just like WordPress PHP8 is ok with BuddyPress, see our PHPUnit corresponding GH action: https://github.com/buddypress/buddypress/runs/4734025743?check_suite_focus=true

I have been trying to figure this out for quite some time. I really do not understand who, if anybody, would want to destroy every image uploaded to a website. It seems everyone would want nice images. I am running buddyboss, which is built on buddypress, and even the images uploaded to activity feed are absolutely destroyed. Changing wordpress compression quality does nothing. I makes absolutley no sense whatsoever.

@diyhobbies You can try https://wordpress.org/plugins/wbcom-designs-buddypress-ads/

The answer is cached page. This is a typical issue with WordPress sites. That in order to login the page load request must bypass all cache and hit the server. The server then reads the cookie and logs the user in.
We create a framework ( going live soon on wp.org ) for BuddyPress that works using JWT tokens and without cookies. The result is that is perfectly cacheable system which even works with serverless applications.

I’m getting the same error on my site. It doesn’t send activation emails. Using the code above worked, but now it’s sending a basic vanilla email with <wordpress@domain.com> as the subject and went to spam. It’s also not sending password reset emails at all.

Following above fix, will start sending textual mail, not HTML emails.
This plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/vibe-buddypress-to-wp-mail-fix/ would use WP Mail and send HTML emails.

https://github.com/SparkPost/wordpress-sparkpost/issues/32

So it turns out, there is a very quick & easy solution. buddypress developers already made it possible to ignore their own implementation of wp_mail and fallback to wordpress’s default wp_mail (which will allow sparkpost plugin to do its magics). If you add the following snippet (functions.php of your theme or similar), it should just work.

add_filter(‘bp_email_use_wp_mail’, function() {
return true;
});

Yes, there are 2 most probable reasons :

1. Reverse IP does not match.
2. Missing SPF rules in DNS. If you have cPanel powered server, you can easily check in its SMTP settings which is able to detect and tell you the exact cause. You may be missing a SPF rule in your DNS, cPanel will mention that.

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A quick alternate is to install a WordPress mail plugin like Postman SMTP and try sending the emails in the textual format, or use this plugin : https://wordpress.org/plugins/vibe-buddypress-to-wp-mail-fix

The migration to WordPress rewrites API is a welcome change, although quite late to the party. We’ve been experimenting a lot lately inside BuddyPress core and now with this change do you think we can remove initialisation of BuddyPress on all the Pages in WordPress ?
The BuddyPress gets initialised on all the pages / posts of WordPress, creating its massive object at run time using URL’s. This creates an overhead as BuddyPress gets initialised on page where it is not in use.
Do you think, migrating to WP Rewrites, we can take this up and remove this forced initialisation.

I think the wp_embed filter can be used to embed tiktok videos.

wp_embed_register_handler()

Thank you for reporting this should be logged in the bug report.

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/report/1