Well it should be there. I wonder why it is not working?
Go into your theme, if you have the buddypress extension pack installed, or you have created your child theme, go into your theme folder, (wp-content/themes/yourtheme) and then go into the folder named “groups.” Inside there should be a file called “Index.php”
Now check to see if the following code is listed anywhere in the file, “control or command +f” will search for the term.
` <a class="button" href="”>`
If for any reason that it is not in the file, put the code above directly after this code in the file:
It’s so funky, my emails totally fluctuate. I just installed 3.04, and activation emails are not being sent out. I will have to go into troubleshooting mode tomorrow….
I wish wordpress would really fix this, I am getting %&$% tired of email problems.
The emails at one time would appear right smack away, but I recall the emails taking a massive amount of time to appear, so I would recommend a notice on the register page about this.
`/* Add words that we need to use in JS to the end of the page so they can be translated and still used. */
function bp_dtheme_js_terms() { ?>
var bp_terms_my_favs = ”;
var bp_terms_accepted = ”;
var bp_terms_rejected = ”;
var bp_terms_show_all_comments = ”;
var bp_terms_show_all = ”;
var bp_terms_comments = ”;
var bp_terms_close = ”;
var bp_terms_mention_explain = ”;
There is a plugin for a photo, gallery, /audio that hookes into their profile.
When users edit their profile, if you add custom profile fields via admin, every word they fill out will become a tag to member searches and inquiries, so lets say a member puts in their location as “Kentucky” If any such user would to search on the site “kentucky” that member would pop up.
Do do this, you might need to go into the BP-core, in Adminbar.php. We can’t write the code that you want to appear, you must write the code that you want to appear in the Admin bar, and add it to the php file.
The problem is not being caused by buddypress, if you look closely at the error message, it says “wp-content/plugins/buddypress-kaltura-media-component
I have no idea what that plugin is, but go into your hosts’ file manager, or FTP, and delete that plugin.
If you just can’t live without the plugin, go into the plugins folder, and find the file “bp-media-group.php” and find line 5, and try deleting that line to see if it would fix it.
I have no idea if this is just a issue in my site, but it’s kinda confusing because the “@admin” does not mention the administrator, the “@gunju2221” on my site does, because thats my WP username. It’s funky!
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