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We (the project, BuddyPress) recommend that you do not use W3TC’s Object Caching support. There is a bug in it that causes the password hash to be reset when a user is updated. This is a bug in W3TC and not BuddyPress, and we are not going to workaround the issue in BuddyPress just to support a bugged plugin.

I have already partially tested the above plugin and can testify it has made life very easy exporting and moving all the profile photos over from the old site to the new site. Many thanks to the developer for doing this.

@manishkrag Many thanks 🙂

Got the same erorr.
It’s pity. Why this plugin is so hard coded?
Why I cannot see log files with errors or change environment to development/production?

WordPress v4.4.2 (single site)
Buddypress v2.5.2

I think it comes down to privacy, and what how much a person wants to share to a specific community. I’m much more open in this WordPress community than I am in communities for various video games i’m involved with, for example.

It’ll be BuddyPress in conjunction with something else. What theme are you using? What other plugins are active?

That’s great to hear 🙂

I just bumped the value to 5mb. Feel free to change the 5120000 value to anything that suits you.

Can you try adding this to your theme’s functions.php:

add_filter( 'bp_core_avatar_original_max_filesize', function() {
return 5120000; // 5mb
} );

So, instead of modifying the bp_has_broups query in the template, I figured I needed to do an if / else to check if the user has not set the sort option yet. To do that, in bp-custom.php I hooked in to the bp_ajax_querystring filter:

add_filter( 'bp_ajax_querystring', 'mediclique_bp_ajax_querystring', 32, 2 );
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Can you try ruling out your set up?

Disable all plugins (aside from BuddyPress) and activate Twenty Fifteen. Then try uploading a profile pic. If that test works then we can safely say your server is working as it should be.

That’s a strange one. 11kb is tiny. Can you try another image? Perhaps make a copy of the profile image you used here on this forum.

You’d need to remove the post update form and perhaps provide a image upload button instead. How comfortable are you with PHP?

Hi @ma3ry

Can you post the error message you’re getting?

Just deactivate BuddyPress. It won’t break anything.

Thanks for trying BuddyPress!

I’ll continue to give this thought. If WordPress emails are sent without ANY plugin or customisation, I am not sure why BuddyPress emails aren’t being sent — we put a lot of work into the v2.5.2 release to try to fix this exactly situation/problem.

Unfortunately, that error message isn’t super-useful to pinpoint where the problem might be.
On my dev environment, I have no trouble running WP-CLI commands.

What theme are you using? What other plugins are active?