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There is one other tweak that’s coming up in BuddyPress 2.5.3 (not sure when it’ll be released, would guess a week or two) that might address it. After 2.5.3, BuddyPress should be identical with WordPress in terms of compatibility with the majority of plugins that help WordPress support SMTP.

For the record, if you’re running a plugin that…[Read more]

Does adding https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-email-to-wp-mail-from-bridge/ help?

^ that is pretty much why I removed the page. it was misleading to people looking for BP-compatible plugins.

Worked! Thanks a lot!

Hi @mcuk
The bubble works well, thank you very much!
Here is a screenshot

As you see, I put the notification link (Appearance>Menus) on the menubar and I added the bubble with negative left margin (-5 px) for the two elements to be near each other. So if a user has a notification, they can click the notification link (notif) directly to see it.…[Read more]

I will continue using Mandrill due to our systems being tied with Mailchimp, and the tracking is amazing. How do we go about making the BP emails HTML with Mandrill?

@noahboddy BuddyPress is compatible with nearly all WordPress themes. Checked out the source code of your theme’s page.php. It’s clean and should work with BP. So in all probability, the conflict could with another plugin. Good luck.

@jazzbuzz The page is not available at this time. Check out the list of plugins tagged ‘buddypress’ at WordPress.org. Disclaimer: There are some plugins which use the ‘buddypress’ tag but could just only be compatible (no conflict) with BP or just use the tag for “SEO”.

Hi @noahboddy Looks like you have already deactivated BuddyPress from your site. If you still want to install BuddyPress on your site and want to troubleshoot the issue, I would recommend that you disable all plugins other than BuddyPress and bbPress. When you get BP working, then activate other plugins one by one to check which was the culprit.

Okay, seems like I really have to learn more about PHP. Via google I found https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/60272/find-out-if-logged-in-user-is-not-subscriber. That gave me a rough idea, but I did not manage to change the code for a redirect.

However, I found a workaround. I placed the following code…

<?php if (…[Read more]

A user will become active after their first log in. Until then, they won’t appear in loops such as the member directory etc. However, they will get a profile URL: http://example.com/members/fred.

Hope this helps.

In that case, try checking if there’s a plugin available. There could be something for WordPress which you could try to adapt to your needs.

Ref: https://en-gb.wordpress.org/plugins/

Do you see error messages on screen?

Here is a solution to exclude users, that are not logged in: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/hide-profile-from-non-logged-in-users/#post-147745.

But how to exclude/redirect users, that have the user role “subscriber”? Redirect might be working with

<?php wp_redirect( home_url() ); exit; ?

How comfortable are you with PHP?