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  • This seems to be happening on all the write boxes as well.
    For example, in the “What’s new in …” forum groups page – the surrounding div id is ‘whats-new-textarea’ and the text area id is ‘whats-new-textarea’
    Clicking in the box opens it out.

    Not sure what’s causing it.

    Thanks for that but I’d rather not use a plugin BUT if that’s the only way then …

    Resolved –

    The problem was that I had added `define(‘BP_DEFAULT_COMPONENT’, ‘messages’);` to the wp-config file.

    Found to be a bug and added to trac:
    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3707

    Default theme, totally clean, nothing running except latest WP and BP. No other plugins, nothing.
    I even wiped the DB and started again.

    Clicking ‘members’ tab then clicking a members name.

    Members are merely test accounts so I know they have logged in etc.

    Also, new member emails/ activation codes were never sent.
    Connected?

    No-one else had this problem at all?

    @Milo317 I had a similar problem – uploaded avatars were being chopped/ no crop function.
    Check your javascript load order – I found out that a main script wasn’t being pulled in – updated AJAX and correctly referenced and it all started working again.

    @Boone – see the update above:

    UPDATE: Found the culprit – A javascript was being enqueued incorrectly – essentially it was being called externally, but it didn’t actually exist!

    Re-added the file and it’s working fine now.

    Apologies, forgot the info:

    Chrome 14.0.8
    Mac 10.6.5

    A few plugins – possibly a JScript conflict but not had time to test yet.

    This is on a test/ demo install so I can give you a log in if required.

    As a side note: This also recently started to happen on another – pre-1.5 BP – install, not just on Chrome – I was waiting to update to 1.5 presuming the issues would possibly fix itself.

    UPDATE: Found the culprit – A javascript was being enqueued incorrectly – essentially it was being called externally, but it didn’t actually exist!

    All working fine now.

    OK. Do you know anyway of allowing external emails – even if it’s a paid for plugin?

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