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the answer to the first part is that this is a consequence of using Ajax and a good reason not to use it frankly – Ajax is loved because it seems cool and indeed is to a large extent but it is really something that was never meant to be, the browser is not meant […]

@Bigjimmysisco how do you mean patch is outdated? The patch was to correct an issue found and it was rolled into 1.2.7 as part of the reason 1.2.7 was released to push through a few important fixes in advance of 1.3. If you are running 1.2.7 then that patch should be merged in to 1.2.7 so […]

All there is to be done now is to let Boone get on and investigate what’s happening. if and when a solution is found no doubt a patch will be produced that affected installs will have to add to their core files. Considering a pretty lengthy amount of time spent on the time stamp issue […]

Erm Yes I can guarantee you that Paul knows that snippet of code, if I do he certainly does it’s a common bit of code available in the Codex!

This isn’t a paid support forum and as such comments like I am waiting for a solution… do not go down well!

Also bear in mind that technically this isn’t or is unlikely a BP or WP issue but a server configuration one.

It’s been discussed often there is a means, can’t recall if a plugin, no links to hand I’m afraid but have a hunt through the archives for posts on the subject.

and ask your web host whether the owner/group permissions are correct to allow the server or user to write to directories. This issue is not just about chmod and the continual advice from general quarters around the web and from hosts to set directories to world writable 777 is starting to get irritating. P.S We […]

Minor note for all: please never state ‘urgent’ in a thread title, thread titles on tech support forums are meant to be descriptive of the nature of the issue only

Ask your host whether the PHP GD extension is installed and loaded

Well there you go! 🙂

@fellowchirps now you know what plugin you installed that caused this if you have follow up questions on it please post them to the plugin authors group:

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-my-home/

I’m afraid based on the info you have provided it is impossible for us to make any stab in the dark, not even sure this is a BuddyPress issue. You will simply need to look at your plugins and see which looks like the most promising culprit, and/or check through your widgets and see which […]

this page in the codex explains how the adminbar functions:

https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/modifying-the-buddypress-admin-bar/

Well it’s hidden! can’t say why as it’s a custom theme. if you want to see if it works enclose the ruleset in comments /* #wp-admin-bar, #wp-admin-bar.padder { height: 0; display: none; /* Hide it- not required. */ } */ Of course this will depend on whether the original styles for adminbar are […]

It wouldn’t hurt to try and up the script mem limit – 64M or 96M are safer values. How did you install BP plugin, manually or through plugin page?

The issue is really why it’s not displaying in the first place, does footer.php have that hook I mentioned above? Problem is that we have no particular knowledge of what this custom theme has done or whether you have followed all the steps with the template pack to make a BP ready set of files […]

You need to check the html for the correct element structure – unless I added it myself the profile field table is accounted for with the class zebra thus and the point of a class like this always added to the table element is that you should be able to simply style: table.zebra tr.alt {} […]

in fact you have made the same error with alt

as is you are making up a new element that doesn’t exist

it must be a class which is what the dot/period does

.alt

your syntax is wrong:

tr. profile-fields

should be:
tr .profile-fields

Find the css rulesets that apply the background to elements in the profile fields using a tool such as firebug then open the stylesheet and find the relevant line number for the ruleset; to the selector set add the one for your new element e.g as in the selector set used in the JS snippet […]