Hi Kristian,
Thank you for the question.

You may use the following code.

/**
 * Restrict access to BuddyPress for non logged users completely.
 */
function buddydev_restrict_bp_pages() {
	// If Logged in
	// Or not on BuddyPress pages
	// Or it is register/activation page
	// Do not restrict.
	if ( is_user_logged_in() || ! is_buddypress() || bp_is_register_page() || bp_is_activation_page() ) {
		return;
	}

	bp_core_redirect( wp_login_url() );
}

add_action( 'bp_template_redirect', 'buddydev_restrict_bp_pages' );

Hope that helps.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Mocha,
Thank you for the question.

1. BuddyPress supports HTML email out of the box. If it was not working, Most probably a conflict with 3rd party plugin. I have seen issues when using 3rd party smtp plugins.

2. The above code does not do much. It re enables the html email from BuddyPress(which should be the default case). The settings was being overridden by some code or 3rd party plugin and I don’t see any harm in using the above code.

The only thing it does is instead of using wp_mail() it uses bp_send_email() which uses a custom extend version of PHP Mailer.

The problem with this approach is most of the smtp plugin’s won’t be able to deliver it(the filters are different).

Hope that clarifies

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Richard,
Thank you for confirming. I am glad it is working 🙂

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Nic,
You may try this

add_filter( 'bp_activity_maybe_load_mentions_scripts', 'buddydev_enable_mention_autosuggestions', 10, 2 );
 
function buddydev_enable_mention_autosuggestions( $load, $mentions_enabled ) {
    
    if( ! $mentions_enabled ) {
        return $load;//activity mention is  not enabled, so no need to bother
    }
    //modify this condition to suit yours
    if( is_user_logged_in() ) {
        $load = true;
    }
    
    return $load;
}

That should do it on all pages.

Regards
Brajesh