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Any luck finding a fix to this? Just update BP, and still have the same issue.

Thanks for the links @mcpeanut, I’ll check out HHVM!

@mcpeanut

I am currently testing my buddypress install on one of my servers with nginx

Are you using Nginx with php-fpm? I’ve been tempted to do that for BuddyPress. It’d mean moving all of my .htaccess directives to Nginx server blocks but I think the effort would be worth it for the performance improvements.

Considering this is a fresh install, the problem is likely coming from a) the theme you’re using or b) a rogue plugin you have installed.

I’m pretty sure WordPress sets authentication cookies when you log in. Make sure these aren’t being deleted by your browser.

I think you might find it is the user_login property has the value john.doe. I can’t remember where the hyphenated username is stored but try user_nicename instead.

The Restrict Usernames plugin is pretty cool actually. I’ve used it in the past. Aside from specifying illegal characters, it will let you reserve words you don’t want normal users to register. Site name, admin, help, support all spring to mind.

Hi djsteveb, I appreciate that but it’s been several days since I asked on the wpmudev’s support forums and they haven’t replied yet, so I’m anticipating the “you’ll need to ask BuddyPress” response. I figure if I ask in both forums, one side may have an answer.

And since this is a function of the BuddyPress Profile Fields, I assumed I might have…[Read more]

Settings > Email should do it. Alternatively you can go straight to the page via:

https://buddypress.org/members/username/settings/notifications/

Hello again, just curious if someone can point me in the right direction on this? Really appreciate the help.

You’re not using the function I gave you right. There’s no need to use server variable or do a string replacement.