I have the same issue, and have tried all the suggested solutions with no luck.
The issue occurs randomly, you can’t detect what is causing it. I have a suspicion it is the order plugins are installed but this is impossible to test with 30 plugins or more.
Hi, and thank you very much for the code, it works very well. Can I, in an easy way ad the blog page to the code, or should I just copy the code and change ‘members’ with ‘blog’?
I wonder why this code is not part of the build in security in WP and BP, so anyone just can ad a /members /blogs and so on, and see content for logged in users only. i guess you can’t do that in Facebook.
Yes, not least because the dimension of the image is important for better results, according to the guideline:
“For better results, make sure to upload an image that is larger than 720px wide, and 225px tall.”
The users are not nerds, why not help them by showing a cropping tool, so they can choose which part of the image they want displayed within this dimension?
Hi Henry, thanks for answering, I have added a child theme with a style.css document. But even changes to the original code, just for testing, no changes are taken place.
Hi there, thanks for your respond. The reason why I want to see my profile, is more a matter of having BP components like messages and notifications visible at all times, without adding them to the theme menu.
Another strange ting is BP’s redirection to the activity page, when activity component is active. Why does BP not allow users decide which page should be the landing page, when viewing own, and others profile?
And why do I need to install a third part plugin to have my profile as landing page after login?
I got a little further on this topic myself and found out that some apache modules in the httpd.conf file should be enabled.
Here’s a description:
1. Open apache’s configuration file using your favorite text editor. The configuration file generally locates at:{apache_dir}/conf/httpd.conf
2. If you are using XAMPP or WAMP package then you will find the file at:{xampp_dir}/apache/conf/httpd.conf
{wamp_dir}/apache/conf/httpd.conf
Search for the following string:#LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so and uncomment it (remove the ‘#’ sign).
3. Now search for another string AllowOverride None and replace it by AllowOverride All
4. Finally save the changes, close your text editor and restart your apache server.
But this is not so straight forward in the new XAMPP 7.1.12-0-vm for Mac, because the apache httpd.conf file does not contain the #LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite strings as described above.
copying the buddypress folder containing the members-loop.php to my child theme leaves my page blank.
And now the folder can’t be deleted from the child theme…
“buddypress” could not be deleted, because an error (22126) occurred.
