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Items other than avatars are likely not to do with WordPress, so it may be worth broadening your search efforts to look for multisite-specific techniques. As far as I can tell, the s3 avatar upload code was never released publically (or if it was, I can’t find it)

The crop code is a bit hidden, but after upload, it stores the image somewhere in wp-uploads. After the crop, it deletes that original and saves the crop. If I get time at work, I’ll look up the path (you could just view the img src for an avatar that has been uploaded. The easiest […]

This *ought* to work fine in BP 1.2.8. If, however, you’re sure it isn’t (and it’s not an odd conflict with another plugin), please report a bug on https://trac.buddypress.org/, using your username & password from this site. Cheers!

I spent quite a bit of time trying to recreate this, and I couldn’t figure it out. I’m assuming your achievements only have numerics, and not anything like commas or dashes (“3,000” etc). Any clues welcome 🙂

Hey, you’re right. This affects BuddyPress 1.2.x, it seems to work on our latest dev version.

You need to create a group, then it will create a forum for that group

If you did not change ANY wp/bp settings, then it’s not the fault of the software.

If you could report this as a bug on http://trac.buddypress.org using your username and password from this site, and provide some sample text we can
Copy and Paste in, I’ll take a look

If, as is likely, you’re running on hosted servers, contact their support and ask them what’s going on — repairing might fix the tables, or they might be able to restore from a backup. Either way, if you haven’t done anything, it’s the host’s fault.

I’ve not looked at Gravity Forms in this detail, but the hook Welcome Pack uses is:

add_action( ‘xxxxxx’, ‘dpw_on_user_registration’ );

You could add that somewhere, just find out the action name and replace the ‘xxxxxx’. Note: the action will need to have the first argument as $user_id

Can you report that as a bug on http://trac.buddypress.org please? Your username and password from this site will work there. Thanks.

Thanks for helping, @aces 🙂

Can you confirm that the account is definitely disabled BEFORE you click the link in the email (try logging in, does it let you?)

wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/_inc/global.js <- all of the default theme javascript

What about Linux? The post is 7 months old. What problem are you having 🙂

It’s not to do with a global. It’s to do with calling the parent class’ WPDB(), and the fact that WP 3.2 is only supporting PHP 5+, the deprecated PHP4-style class constructors have been removed.

BuddyPress has recently patched these in trunk

Wow, a two year six month thread zombie!

I’ll clarify when I say “upgrade BuddyPress”, I mean update the files and reactivate the plugin, then visit the plugins page in wp-admin. Then before the next step, deactivate BuddyPress. You won’t need to toggle between the BP Default theme during this.

Backup everything — entire web root folders and the SQL database. Check the backups work. It never hurts to keep a backup of the backup somewhere, perhaps on another computer. The idea being is that if you have to delete everything and start out from scratch, you know you’ll be able to get back to […]

You either would have to enter the list manually via the xprofile admin, or perhaps if you know SQL, import a script into the database that’ll add them for you