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Importer plugins are always welcome here at BuddyPress! 😀

cc @djpaul

Ref: https://twitter.com/pgibbs/status/556433768526143488

Importer plugins are always welcome here at BuddyPress! 😀

cc @djpaul

Ref: https://twitter.com/pgibbs/status/556433768526143488

That’s be great! Importer plugins are always welcome 🙂

cc @djpaul

Ref: https://twitter.com/pgibbs/status/556433768526143488

Importer plugins are always welcome here at BuddyPress! 😀

Importer plugins are always welcome here at BuddyPress! 😀

<p>If someone wants to build a importer/exporter plugin for BuddyPress content, that’d be great.</p>— Paul Gibbs (@pgibbs) January 17, 2015

<script async src=”//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js” charset=”utf-8″></script>

Yeah, it’ll go into your template file, after your button. Note, you’ll need to change the selector to that of your button. I’ve used #button but you may need something like #aw-whats-new-submit

You could use jQuery?

<script>
$( '#button' ).click( function() {
$( this ).attr( 'disabled', true );
});
</script>

Unless you’ve created bp-custom.php yourself, you won’t have one.

If you can verify that you’re using Twenty Fifteen, no plugins activated, and have made no custom code changes, then please feel free to open a ticket on Trac. Please provide the developers with as much info as you can (see here) and describe the problem you’re seeing in as much…[Read more]

Do you have a bp-custom.php file? Can you make sure to remove any custom code you have in that file if you have created it?

@ouegy you wrote the function, so the credit is all yours! 🙂

@casesolver

The error log seems to indicate the problem is coming from the theme x. For example:

wp-content/themes/x/framework/functions/global/plugins/buddypress.php on line 478

Can you try reverting to the Twenty Fifteen theme to see if the issue is resolved?

Also, if you wanted to condense your function into less statements, you could use the set_role() method instead of remove_role() and add_role(). See here

I’m not using s2member so can’t test your function. However, I think you’re almost on the right track. One thing I noticed was your use of $user->ID. I don’t see where you’re getting the $user object from? You might need to use get_current_user_id() instead. Try:

<?php

add_action( 'xprofile_avatar_uploaded', 'update_membership_level'…[Read more]

I’m not using s2member so can’t test your function. However, I think you’re almost on the right track. One thing I noticed was your use of $user->ID. I don’t see where you’re getting the $user object from? You might need to use get_current_user_id() instead. Try:

<?php

function…[Read more]

Try deactivating all plugins to see if the problem resolves itself. Perhaps deactivate them one-by-one, checking each time. The idea is to find out what piece of code has introduced the problem.

…is there some sort of event hook that could fire on this to change the user’s role eg. make them a full member (level_2)

Yes. That’d be xprofile_avatar_uploaded. It fires immediately after the new avatar is processed.

Which plugins do you have installed?

Hi @chcsuter

Do @-mentions work with the Twenty Fifteen theme activated?

Hi @casesolver

Provider says it is because it’s in remote

Can you ask them to clarify what they mean by this?

There’s a lot more to uploading an avatar than just saving the meta. Check out xprofile_screen_change_avatar() to see how BuddyPress handles the process.

Along with saving meta info, you’ll need to handle the actual file and save it to your file system (just as BuddyPress does). Then there’s cropping to think about too.

Hope this info helps.