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Hey @steverusso66! I noticed you hit an error when you posted your reply; sorry about that.

Everything should be all fixed up now.

It sounds like you need @imath‘s Rendez Vous plugin.

Rendez Vous

Try

if ( 10 === strlen( $string ) ) {
// The string length is exactly 10
}

If you haven’t already, create a child theme.

Then copy your buddypress/template folder & subfolders over to your child theme.

Go through each file, search for instances of the word “FRIENDS,” and replace it with “CONNECTIONS.”

If you can’t find all instances of the word “FRIENDS” in these files, check your buddypress.po file and use Poedit to…[Read more]

If you haven’t already, create a child theme.

Then copy your buddypress/template folder & subfolders over to your child theme.

Go through each file, search for instances of the word “FRIENDS,” and replace it with “CONNECTIONS.”

Or, you can pay a developer thousands of dollars to make a plugin do it for you 🙂

How can i change this like before, means need to store only value in database not serialised array

@kristianngve
No it isn’t missing vital info, the clarification is directly after the instruction on naming convention for the BP folders in a child theme.

N.B. Inside the subfolder ‘community’ you must preserve the path structure/folders that exist in the BP original /buddypress/ folder so /activity/ must be created to hold index.php or any of…

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The problem you’re having is really common, not related to any specific code or plugin, and it affects pretty much all WordPress emails (contact form emails, notices, etc) that are sent from a web server instead of through SMTP. (SMTP is what your email programs use.) You never know when a site will start having this problem, so it can appear…[Read more]

Hey @friendlygooners

You can go to Tools > BuddyPress in the WordPress admin area and then select Reinstall emails under Repair tools.

Is your user name a reference to Arsenal? I’m a fan 🙂

Try

$user = get_userdata( $user_id );
$signup = BP_Signup::get( $user->user_login );

BOOM!! cracked the issue.

The instructed root was missing vital info that could save a lot of us the headache…

IT IS NOT /my-theme/buddypress/ as instructed the Template Overload File.

IT IS: /my-theme/buddypress/members/

to then save your file in that folder.

Ladies and Gentlemen, you’re welcome.

After clearing the cache and browser history, it seems to have nothing to do with the root.

But the only option I have for this Template Overload File to work is to tweak the file itself.

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-to-edit-the-text-in-registration-page/

I have found and followed this as best I can, my Template Overload File is in this root:

Wp-content/themes/child-theme/buddypress/register.php/

The problem is, I think, that Buddypress isn’t finding my Template Overload File in my child-folder.

Should the ideal…[Read more]