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Nice work! That looks like it ought to work. Assuming you’re logged in. Assuming that user has that capability.

Have you tried adding text or something just output that PHP block, to double-check your edited template is actually being used? You might be touching the wrong file.

Failing that, it might be output, but just hidden by your theme’s…[Read more]

@kavsc2 Please make your own support request. These tend to be very different fixes.

You might be running a theme with BuddyPress-specific files. Have a hunt around your theme, look for a similar structure. etc

Not I as well, sorry.

@djpaul: Nope. I’ve added lots of fwrite() statements to track behavior, but nothing in plugin form. Sorry.

Go to /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/. The four files — activate, index, members-loop, and register — are templates used for the Members Directory. Ignore the single subfolder; that’s used for individual member pages.

You will want the index.php file.

In your theme, create a buddypress/members…[Read more]

No, you’re not. It’s just not used very well. I’d like to get rid of it one day, but we’re trying to get a new theme for the website built first. Sorry for the inconvenience in the meantime.

We used to have testbp.org which last a few years until spam and DOS attacks forced us to take it offline.

Your best best is probably looking through https://wordpress.tv/tag/buddypress/ for recent WordCamp videos, and see if you can find one.

Hi @josselinl

You will have to ignore this nag message, unless perhaps you write some custom CSS to hide this particular nag (for example). Sorry!

You’ll want to add new_at_mention to your list of types.

Am leaving this topic open for now because you mention multiple issues, let’s try to fix them one at a time (BadgeOS first).

That error comes from the BadgeOS plugin. You’ll need to talk to that plugin’s developers for support: http://badgeos.org/support/

I don’t think we’ve consciously changed this behaviour (if this indeed happens as you say) in the last couple of years. It’s possible that something in WordPress changed the behviour with however BuddyPress adds sites internally.

I think I just about recall some conversation from four or five years ago about this, but I’m struggling to remember…[Read more]

Hi @leo1951

Are you using any email plugins for WordPress that you require to successfully send emails? Or SMTP config? Or anything custom in php.ini?

It’s not clear if “Easy WP SMTP” is required for your WordPress installation to send emails.
If you are not using SMTP to send email via a remote email server, are you running something like sendma…[Read more]

As Steve says, everything is public by default.

Page Builders are not be compatible with BuddyPress (at least, I don’t know of any support).
You would need to manually edit the template files. If you know basic CSS/HTML/PHP, I can give you some instructions and link to some docs.

This is a pretty common problem. You need to increase the amount of memory available for PHP.
There are many posts on the web about this — try https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/increasing-the-wordpress-memory-limit/ — but if you need further help, I’d suggest contacting your web host would be a good idea.

Hope this helps!