@stoi2m1 I’m not entirely understanding what you mean. Is the issue reported in this Trac ticket similar to your problem?
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5329
@henrywright Not quit.
In global.js there is a line at line 376 jq(‘form.ac-form’).hide();
Which on page load hides all of the comment boxes.
Now when I click on the load more button at the bottom of the page (or one of the .item-list-tabs) new or more Buddypress content is loaded. One of the issues I am having is the comment forms are not being hidden on this new or added content. It is some what a comment issue when not proper calling the .click() function and a .on() or .live() function should be used instead. I have tried a couple of things I have read about causes for Ajax loaded content which doesnt have the existing javascript in the page applied to the newly loaded content, but nothing has worked. So I figured this might be something specific to the Buddypress plugin or something commonly interfering with it.
Right! I see exactly what you mean now. You can raise a bug report for issues such as this using the link provided in my last post.
I would try deactivating all plugins except BP and see if it works, this sounds like a javascript conflict.
@modemlooper I am very familiar with that process and even reverting back to default theme to ensure things are working well at the basic level. However I have quite a few dependencies within my theme which require various functions from various plugins. If I go through and disable plugins and or the mu folder the theme will hardly load.
I could add a pile of if statements to ensure the plugins and/or functions are available, but is there another option to find if there is a javascript conflict? Like looking for multiple versions of jQuery being loaded or???
Jesse