Hi Fidel,

Looks like the form template is empty. To make sure, please update BP Profile Search to the latest version, then open its file bps-form.php, locate the line:

echo "\n<!-- BP Profile Search $version $template ($args) - end -->\n";

then, right above it, add the following line:

echo "\n<!-- found $found -->";

Save the file and, after you run the plugin, look at the HTML page. You should see something like this:

<!-- BP Profile Search 4.6.1 members/bps-form-legacy (1385, ) -->
.
.
.
<!-- found (location of the template that was found) -->
<!-- BP Profile Search 4.6.1 members/bps-form-legacy (1385, ) - end -->

Take a look at the template that was found, and please report here your findings. If you don’t want to share details on the forum, you can use my Contact page.

Hi Fidel,

The new line of code must be placed right before the second BP Profile Search line, that with the end inside.

Please let me know!

Thank you Fidel.

The template is found in the standard location and, if you didn’t modify it, it should be working properly.

Did you enable WP debug? If not, please edit your wp-config.php, locate the line:

define('WP_DEBUG', false);

and change it to:

define('WP_DEBUG', true);

Then run the plugin again, and note the errors reported, if any.

Yes, you could set WP_DEBUG true in the first line of bps_call_template(), then set it false before the return statement.