I noticed the henrywright-1 – it hasn’t always been this way. I’m not 100% sure but I think the user database from wordpress.com and wordpress.org was merged with me taking the “-1” username. That is no better than a guess but I can’t think how else the -1 was appended
To help with your problem – if you log into the wordpress dashboard (wp-admin), go to Users > All users. You should see a list of every user that has signed up via BuddyPress. You can perform delete actions on the users you’d like to remove.
On creating a new slug which isn’t unique, WordPress appends a “-1”.
You should never get to the point where you have duplicate usernames as the registration form has validation preventing registration if the sought after username already exists.
Aside from at the point of registration, do you have anything on your site (plugins or custom code) which allows users to change their username?
I know the new version (1.7 released yesterday) uses the new BP_User_Query which increases member query speed. I think when BP was built originally, the focus was on getting the platform to work. It seems the dev team is now concerned with scalability going forward so hopefully we’ll start to see more speed improvements.
It might also be worth removing both the subject column from members/single/messages/messages-loop.php and the h1 heading from members/single/messages/single.php
Users won’t then see “private message” for every message they get sent.
@mercime tablet and mobile (Android at least) support for image uploads is limited so perhaps that is where the problem may be. Of course, the user could have simply tried to upload an image that was upside down to begin with
You’d need to find a way of targeting the item-list-tabs element on the homepage. You can usually do this via a parent element that is unique to that page. e.g
#home .item-list-tabs {
//stuff
}
If I could see your site I could suggest how best to specifically target the homepage
As an alternative to @naijaping’s CSS solution I have been toying with the idea of using a blank post-form.php and removing the comments link from activity entries. But, I hate the idea of that approach as the post-form.php template will be still be called each time. There must be a cleaner solution?
Humm, +1 to WP and BP but seen as Android doesn’t fully support it I see no point in making the feature available to users. I’m still hiding the upload feature on mobile devices via CSS media queries
Look for wherever the ‘loading’ class gets inserted via the ajax script then ensure that your CSS selects the right elements in the page. You’ll then see the spinner when you hit the button
I had the same problem as you. Not only is the ‘create an account’ link problematic but also the ‘lost password’ link takes you away from the Bootstrap modal. I felt it was like a juggling act to get everything working together so opted to use the standard BP login and registration pages.
Be good to hear if anyone has a solution to radleaf’s post above.
You will hit problems if you edit the data type of a field once data is stored in the db. e.g changing a text field to a checkbox will cause problems with the documented code as you need to process the array (as @modemlooper pointed out).
The easy way around changing the type of an existing field is to delete field and create a new one (don’t ‘edit’ it).
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