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I’m confused about what you’re trying to do, but if you want to restrict access to forums, then, yes, private groups are an excellent option. First, create a forum in wp-admin, then create a private group. Then, in the group management tab, check the box “Yes, I want this group to have a forum” and select the forum you just created.

Then, only…[Read more]

It sounds like you need to change/update your permalink structure for your WordPress installation. Visit wp-admin > Settings > Permalinks to update.

-David

Looking at the source code, both items make a call to the function bp_is_active(). For profile cover images, the check is
if ( bp_is_active( 'xprofile', 'cover_image' ) ) {)

For groups, if ( bp_is_active( 'groups', 'cover_image' ) ) {}.

In both cases, the default is true, so I’d guess that your theme or another plugin is filtering that value,…[Read more]

The user will have to be active in order to be shown in the group. Try logging in as this other user to make that user active.

I’m assuming that you see the user listed in the Manage > Members tab on the group?

problem solved, paid developer…

.item-list .activity{
http://display:none !important;
}

forgot to tick Notify me of follow-up replies via email… ignore this one pls!

Hi Ozy,

I’m sorry to hear about the user registration spam…that’s a pain.

Just a thought…but if you have used 5 major plugins to stop spam, you might want to look at any other plugins that might be interacting/conflicting and disabling the anti-spam capability. For example, one we ran into that disables anti-spam is “New User Approve”…are…[Read more]

Very useful pointers, Slava. Many thanks from another forum reader/member with a similar question. Answered well!

Check if the Friends component is activated in Settings > BuddyPress