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@fpats BP works with nearly all WordPress themes. It doesn’t work perfectly in themes with proprietary templating systems but there’s a solution for that.

You can ask the theme author for a buddypress.php file which has the WP with the_title and the_content among the theme’s template tags for that specific theme. Upload that buddypress.php to…[Read more]

@fpats Google search = http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/50079/how-do-you-remove-the-buddypress-group-avatar-from-the-activity-stream-post
did you check this out?

@fpats Yes. Gravity Forms 🙂
Marking this as resolved.

@fpats you can view source code and check plugins used – could be a form plugin

@fpats
Sorry again for your frustration but maybe you should hire a developer that understands WP and BP. It may costs you some bucks but it will save you a ton of frustration.

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You could try and see if it helps.

@fpats
Sorry for your frustration. Sometimes you have to trace back your footsteps. The toolbar would not have just stop working out of the blue. You had to make some change that altered the behavior either by changing themes, adding plugins, or adding custom code. If you can think back to what you did before noticing that it was disappearing then…[Read more]

@fpats
Add the below code to your themes functions.php
show_admin_bar(true);

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Leaving it commented out will not cause you any issues. Lots of developers use this technique while testing functions with other functions so they don’t loose the code by deleting it.
I can be contacted here:
bphelp.1@gmail.com

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To comment out that block of code in your function just add /* after the opening php tag and before your function. After the last } then add */ before the closing php tag.
Note comments basically prevents php from reading the function.
Here is your function commented:
<?php
/* //Begin comment
function redirect_group_home() {
global $bp;…[Read more]

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Have you tried temporarily commenting out your function to see if it is causing your issue?

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Did you add it to bp-custom.php? Can you put a copy of it on pastebin and supply the link?

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Did you put the code between opening and closing php tags? I have it working on fresh install of WP 3.6 beta2 and BP 1.8 beta1 so if its not working for you it may be some other code you introduced interfering with the function. That code doesn’t do anything to the profile menu in the top right, it just removes the node in the top left for…[Read more]

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This will remove it for subscribers but leaves it for admin. Add it to bp-custom.php
function bphelp_custom_toolbar($wp_toolbar) {
global $wp_admin_bar;

add_action('admin_bar_menu', 'bphelp_custom_toolbar',…

claims of working with any theme

@fpats I’ve seen reports where there are themes from themeforest which have failed the easiest route to BP Theme Compatibility enjoyed by almost all WordPress themes. Many possibilities to theme failure. Let’s take a look at what could be causing the failure in your theme and find the best alternative route…[Read more]

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Okay but if its the theme and you invest a lot of time testing plugins and none of them work because of the theme then your back at square one. I suggest activating the bp-default theme, then activating the private community plugin, then log out and click the nav links to see if the problem persists. It only takes maybe 2 minutes to check.

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Have you considered maybe its your theme overriding the functions of both these plugins? What theme are you using?

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Have you tried this plugin yet?
https://github.com/bphelp/private_community_for_bp

@fpats Just to clarify,
– did you just activate the BP Template Pack plugin for MADE (the theme already has BP folders like /activity/, /groups/, etc. within theme folder)
– or do you also have to go through Appearance > BP Compatibility (whereby BP folders have to be transferred to your theme’s folder in server) ?

If you went through…[Read more]

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You do not need the template pack plugin anymore. If your getting duplicate activity post then its still not displaying properly. Contact the theme author and request they restructure the theme based on WordPress template structures. They need to adhere to the standards of how WordPress themes are created for theme compatibility to work…[Read more]