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Hi Pihla-

I can’t reproduce the problem you’re having. Can you add a tracer to your theme’s functions file or to bp-custom.php then try to create a group?

https://gist.github.com/dcavins/a9197f21d7f31b6594bc

I added this to my theme’s functions.php and the file that it created (groups_group_after_save_args.txt) ended up at the root of my site.…[Read more]

Hi Pihla-

I can’t reproduce the problem you’re having. Can you add a tracer to your theme’s functions file or to bp-custom.php then try to create a group?

https://gist.github.com/dcavins/a9197f21d7f31b6594bc

I added this to my theme’s functions.php and the file that it created (groups_group_after_save_args.txt) ended up at the root of my site.…[Read more]

Shuklaamar- Be aware that if you edit core files as that web page suggests, you’ll have to make that same edit every time you update WordPress.

Honestly, my experience with WordPress on IIS hasn’t been that great. The rewrite/redirects are one thing, but the FastCGI implementation is not very robust, which can cause grief.

Polly- Your problem…[Read more]

I did solve this by moving the logic that enables the action into the screen function, instead of attaching a separate function to bp-actions.

So the screen function first looks to see if that action is requested. If so, it does it, then redirects. Otherwise it isn’t enabled and the template kicks in.

This is the approach taken in the…[Read more]

I’ve altered this slightly to make it more like the BP-Skeleton-Component’s example (adding the screen name to the uri) and my action is still not catching the URI:

My button’s link looks like:
http://site.local/members/username/library/maps/delete-map/57/2/value?_wpnonce=12345678

My action’s filter:
if ( bp_is_current_component( 'library' ) &&…[Read more]

That’s interesting. (I don’t see that behavior on my LAMP or IIS installations.)

Do you have the “Custom Structure” option with an empty text field? You could try http://localhost/wp-sqlsrv/%monthnum%/%postname%/ that way.

What happens to your site if you switch your permalinks to simply be http://localhost/wp-sqlsrv/%postname%/ or http://localhost/wp-sqlsrv/%month%/%postname%/?

I’ve also used WP on IIS with mixed success. However, I’ve never tried to use SQL Server to host the db. Your rewrite rules look right to me. How have you set your permalink settings up within WP (from the Admin area, it’s at Settings > Permalinks)?

-David