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In that case, this could be a bug. It seems the apostrophe isn’t being handled properly upstream. Can you open a ticket for this on Trac?

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

So, how can I solve this and have “keast’s tube-nosed fruit bat” show?

You can use double quotes instead of single quotes to wrap the string of text. So for example:

'value' => "keast's tube-nosed fruit bat",

What is $imgUrlParts?

Just use WordPress’ get_avatar() function: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_avatar

This sounds like an email sent by the paidmembershipspro plugin, which BuddyPress has no control over. Have you contacted that plugin’s developers for support? Or posted on its WordPress.org support forums?

Is there a way to make activities register as a custom post type? If that’s not possible, is there a quick fix to make a plugin reference activities instead of posts?

Activities are not custom posts, nor are there any options in BuddyPress to let them do this. Either of these things would have to be custom development, and are probably harder t…[Read more]

The only difference is the hooks you’re using:

bp_setup_nav
bp_before_member_header_meta

I expect the problem might be related to when bp_setup_nav is executed?

Hi @virre131

This feature is called root profiles and it can be enabled by adding the following to your wp-config.php file:

define( 'BP_ENABLE_ROOT_PROFILES', true );

sounds like you’re in business 🙂

I created a bug report: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7117

It’s an oversight on our part, dating back to the end of December 2012. Good spot noticing it. We’ll get it addressed, but it won’t be included in a release until BuddyPress 2.8 (end of year) — bad timing with that regard, unfortunately. 🙁

This is a good question.

That isn’t accurate, or fair. For starters, WordPress does not provide a user avatar UPLOAD option inside its user profiles in wp-admin. It’ll show the Gravatar image associated with the current user’s email address (“You can change your profile picture on Gravatar.”).

If your WordPress lets you upload a picture there with BuddyPress disabled,…[Read more]

the pages just need to exist and be selected on the pages tab of that admin screen for them bp to function properly. if you think the documentation could be more clear i believe you are allowed to edit it.

🙂

all existing users should be retained but their activity pior to buddypress activation is nonexistent so until they create some they might not show up everywhere.

sure, i’ll post my setups in a bit. LOL. i was asking for functional setups (lists of plugins).

Hi @dainismichel

What set-up do you use?