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Hi @daethian

Have you tried asking on the theme’s support forum?

Hi @stefanievalentic

Thanks for the report. This will be fixed in the next version. See #6369

Hi @antipole

This is the kind of thing you’ll want to do. The my_redirect() function hooks to template_redirect so bp_core_redirect() executes at exactly the right time you need it to.

You’d put it in your theme’s functions.php file.

function my_redirect() {

$location = 'http://example.com';…[Read more]

Hi @stsouk

Have you tried contacting the theme author to see if the theme can be made compatible? Perhaps they can issue an official fix if one is known?

You just need to put some validation on the registration form. So, if a user decides to enter a looooooong username, then an error is displayed on screen letting the user know there’s a max length to that particular field.

Yes, sorry I didn’t see your latest post.

Great to see you got it working! 😀

The user was registered as a contributor even though it should have been an expert.

This shows that $_POST['user_type'] is either a) not set or b) set to something that isn’t ‘expert’. This shows, your problem isn’t with your switch statement, or your wp_update_user() function; instead, the problem is with your $_POST data. You’ll need to…[Read more]

You can dequeue style sheets with wp_dequeue_style(). You just need to find the handle used when the style sheet you want to remove is enqueued. Something like this:

$handle = 'something-here';
wp_dequeue_style( $handle );

You probably know that though but I thought I’d post in case anyone else might be wondering how it’s done.

I’d just need to see the text field. Logged out users can’t see it because they’re not allowed to write activity updates.

I’ll need to be logged in to see the text field.

Not from the screenshot. I’d need to view the source whilst logged in. Which theme are you using?

Not from the screenshot. I’d need to view the source. Which theme are you using?

Hi @mrgiblets

That’s slightly odd. You’d expect to see the change if the rest of your translated strings are working.

Are you working from the latest BuddyPress .pot file?

Hi @svend-rugaard

This looks like a CSS issue with your theme.

My guess is there is some sort of left padding on the text field.

Hi @jturet

The debug notice is telling you there’s a non-static method called get_by_parent() which belongs to class BP_Groups_Hierarchy. Somewhere in your site, the method is being called statically like this BP_Groups_Hierarchy::get_by_parent(). You can’t do that in PHP as only static methods can be called in this way.

Looking at the debug…[Read more]

Hi @jturet

The debug notice is telling you there’s a non-static method called get_by_parent() which belongs to class BP_Groups_Hierarchy. Somewhere in your site, the method is being called statically like this BP_Groups_Hierarchy::get_by_parent(). You can’t do that in PHP as only static methods can be called in this way.

Hi @jturet

There’s likely a plugin, theme or custom code snippet you have installed still using the deprecated function bp_core_delete_notifications_by_type(). The notice is telling you to use bp_notifications_delete_notifications_by_type() instead.

Hey @mcpeanut,

There’s no right and wrong way but this is what I do:

Put all of your global CSS properties into style.css. for example, styles that related to your header, footer and main templates and then conditionally enqueue stylesheets that are used less regularly so that they’re only loaded when absolutely necessary.

@jay_chauhan when there’s a problem like this, it’s quite difficult to know where to look first because the problem is so broad. The link @bphelp provides above is a good place to start.

The usual approach is to disable all plugins, use the Twenty Fifteen theme, remove all custom code in functions.php and bp-custom.php and then work forward from…[Read more]

Yes definitely, but going on the info you’ve provided so far, I have no idea how. You’ll need to provide a lot more info; your setup, any custom code you’re using and so on.