[@hidalgoantonio Participant 8 years, 4 months ago]

Hi!

Found the culprit!

Like you said, it wasn’t Buddypress at all. It was the rtMedia plugin’s js file called “rtMedia.backbone.js” that had the on click function set to “false” for some reason. I changed that to “true” in row 756, and deleted this from rows 717-723:

//handling the "post update: button on activity page
	jQuery( '#aw-whats-new-submit' ).removeAttr( 'disabled' );
	jQuery( document ).on( "blur", '#whats-new', function () {
		setTimeout( function () {
			jQuery( '#aw-whats-new-submit' ).removeAttr( 'disabled' );
		}, 100 );
	} );

Just documenting this here in case other folks find their way to this through search engines.

Cheers!

[@hidalgoantonio Participant 8 years, 5 months ago]

Hi. Thanks for your response.

Unfortunately, the issue is still ongoing. I’ve tried simple javascript, invoking jQuery functions, etc.

It looks like some triggers are being applied from separate scripts.

I’ve installed BuddyPress without modifying anything from the core in two separate websites and the issue is being reproduced in both.

I’ll continue researching; if I figure it out, I’ll post the solution here.

Thanks again.