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My bad.. Sorry for my English. I tried to edit .htaccess and move ms-files.php into wp-content. I replaced the code in my .htaccess and nothing changed. It didn’t work. But I worked for my beta site when I upgraded there. I also have a beta site. When I upgraded WP MU to WP 3.0 and […]

@r-a-y I tried to move and edit .htaccess but nothing changed. When I upgraded BP 1.2.5, I refreshed the page and couldn’t see the avatars.

What else should I do?

Yes. I upgraded WPMU to WP 3.0 last week.

@r-a-y Thanks.

I upgraded it last week and didn’t have any problem. I had the missing avatar problem today when I upgrade from 1.2.4.1 to 1.2.5

I’m using WP 3.0 and BP 1.2.5

When I check it from phpmyadmin, I see all avatar URL’s are: blogs.dir/1/files/1/

Second “1” must be group id. But it’s not…

I’ve cleared the codes in functions.php and bp-custom.php

It just happened today after I upgraded from 1.2.4.1 to 1.2.5

It happened suddenly and I’m triyng to fix it for hours 🙁
I had to close my site down until I solve it. Tsk tsk…

OK, I’m trying to fix it for 7 hours. Can anyone help me please? I couldnt solve it :/

Nope… I tried the other solutions but can’t see some of the member and group avatars. How can I fix that?

Thanks rich. That really helped 😉

So, there is no way to replace it, huh?

@nuprn1 Or is this about remove_action and add_action? I found the groups_post_update but I can’t change it with my theme’s functions.php file. Because there’s a problem with filter or action thing… Actually I don’t know how to replace functions with my_sample_function. For example I want to change something in the plugin’s function. But if I do […]

@nuprn1 Great! Finally I got where the function is. Thanks.

But how can I redefine the function to skip group_is_member process for the non-members to post.

I think I’ll add this to my function this:

add_filter (‘groups_post_update’, ‘myfunction’);

Right? But what’s the function 🙂

But if you’re admin you can post with the same way.

@nuprn1 I know and I tried to remove it. When I remove the code, I can see the post-form but when a non-member tries to post something to the group, it says “couldnt update your status. please try again later. The problem is it’s still checking somewhere else to see whether the member joined or not. […]

Murphy whispers: “When you need help, everyone disappears.”

🙂

I found something. If you’re admin, moderator and a member of the group, you can see the post-form.php on the group home page. is_admin works perfectly. But how can I see post updates to the groups without being a member?

Thanks a lot again.