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oh,my site is hosted on university host, they updated automaticly through the cpanel without informing me, and when i saw, wow shock, so i don’t have backup. I’ll try to downgrade the WordPress and i will activate the plugin again.

I need backup just for the data that was entered bu the users of web???? Because it was in test period so nothing important i will lose.

Thanks

Hi

I am doing some further tests and I can see that the wordpress password reset email takes about 10 minutes aswell. Is that a buddypress issue (it takes about 2 hours),wordpress or godaddy?

thanks in advance

I have the latest version of wordpress and buddypress.My host provider is godaddy and my internet connection is excellent.

Regards

OK made https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4738
but you had better add some test cases to the report,
as I don’t even know the Buddypress version they run on that 18+ site.

I suppose there is no way for a person browsing the site
to detect the version either…
which is a bug in it self, unless “on purpose for security.”

@Hugo

I have already been overloading the default template, which I thought was the basis of creating a child theme. Of course, overloaded files with edited markup will be problematic to update if the default theme is updated, so this probably means that the overloaded theme will lag behind in updates forever, which nullifies one of the primary benefits to using an existing theme.

I understand about keeping compatibility for existing themes. Might be nice to have new themes added then, the way wordpress has twentyten, twentyeleven, twentytwelve… Old themes remain to provide compatibility, but new ones allow new installs to take advantage of fixes and recent developments. But now I’m getting greedy I suspect!

While I’ve got you, I noticed on the site I’ve been working on, which is very new, there are signups present in the database and marked active with an activation date, but do not show up with the members widget. It shows the member when I sign up myself and activated the account. I’m using WPMU and Buddypress.

My question is, what is different in the model between my own activated account and the activated accounts I’m not seeing? I suspect some of these accounts may be spam, but if they are marked as active in database table wp-signups, why would they not be present as a member? Are there two separate places to register, and if so, what are they? If there is a separate database field that marks members for buddypress, where is it? I am only aware of the registration section for buddypress. Site is http://itsyourphilly.com.

Thank you for your continued support.

Thanxx it worked but same problem i am facing for my other pages as well(like homepage,members,groups etc).I have installed wordpress in http://www.mysite.com/user and now suppose if someone is familiare with wordpress he can easily access mu stuffs through http://www.mysite.com/user/members
http://www.mysite.com/user/groups etc even he can see all stuffs from http://www.mysite.com/user without logging to my site.Is there any way to prevent this.something like access denied if he is not logged in our any kind of redirection to a url.
or like You don’t have permission to access /members/ on this server .I am facing lots of problem because of this.