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Have you overloaded the bp templates to these themes? Have you modified your activity post form whats-new textarea for the required class to enable @mentions to function? If not check out the default bp-legacy template to see what you need to add.

Have you modified your themes whats-new textarea for the required class to enable @mentions to function? If not check out the default bp-legacy template to see what you need to add.

This is custom code and not a default out of the box BP user account screen, if you have no coding experience it will be hard for you to accomplish, that said this is likely built using their cbox framework which may handle some of this type of custom screen layout?:
http://commonsinabox.org/.

To achieve a screen like that requires a compliment…[Read more]

and your registration form does show but not on an expected page but on a members page of some description, so tread carefully with these custom aspects that they work as expected.

and are you logged in? This would be expected behaviour if logged in.

Initial thoughts is if you are still in development why are you choosing to use the bp-default theme approach rather than using the newer(since 1.7) theme compat approach and to which you allude in trying /our-theme/buddypress/ /our-theme/community/

If that later approach were to work for you you need to understand that registration does not…[Read more]

You’re asking questions impossible to answer.

We can’t second guess what issues might arise when allowing BP js to run, add it back in and see what transpires, it’s a far more logical approach to see what actual issues need addressing than trying to guess at what may arise.

Also I don’t load buddypress.js in my theme.

Well that’s going to be a bit of an issue then, why are you not enqueueing the BP primary js file? This file handles a lot of BP JS functionality without wish your site experience is going to be pretty flat.

I think you need to explain your approach to your theme in respect of BP integration as I c…[Read more]

This really is a server issue rather than a Buddypress one.

Internal server errors can have any number of possible causes that will be very hard for us to identify for you.

Your partial log points to “End of script output before headers” this might be file/directory permissions issues as your on a localhost, try and ensure your permissions are…[Read more]

Can’t advise further really, that was a possible ‘thing’ to look at but if to no avail then ensure any of those related changes removed.

@valuser

A possible avenue to explore might be this value causing issues, it’s one wpengine have stated is or was a factor in a script problem for one of their clients.

The possible workaround for this it to add this to your .htaccess file with a new value, default is 1000
php_value max_input_vars 2000

May not need pointing out, but remember that the directory/folder structure you see in /bp-legacy/ must be replicated faithfully in the theme or child theme where/bp-legacy/ is replaced with either /buddypress/ or /community/ sitting in the top level of the theme root. so if a file lives in a particular folder under bp-legacy it must live in same…[Read more]

@bitpath
It may work better to manage a larger chunk of the activity truncation so you have control of things like excerpt length, appended text, removed create excerpt elipses, and ability to remove the class that Ajax hooks to while still allowing appended link to function for single activity. It’s a little dirty but…:

function…[Read more]

For BP directory index pages ? ‘/members/index.php’ search is called at top of page ‘bp_directory_members_search_form()’ that function is located in /bp-members/bp-members-templates.php L:1024 you can filter the function if you needed to adjust the markup.

@henrywright er um yep, sorry I can’t count the very big numbers.

It’s sounding like you haven’t yet really worked with Theme Compatibility (template pack) the files that live in core /buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/ these files are the ones that BP uses by default to deliver BP screens in any theme – if you are used to the older methods using bp-default theme and template pack plugin those probably need to…[Read more]

It’s sounding like you haven’t yet really worked with Theme Compatibility (template pack) the files that live in core /buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/ these files are the ones that BP uses by default to deliver BP screens in any theme – if you are used to the older methods using bp-default theme and template pack plugin those probably need to…[Read more]

I’ve discovered that BP Theme Pack no longer works and that’s a big disappointment.

?? How so? Please explain.

There are guides to working with theme compat templates in the Codex, I would make a start by reading through those and seeing if those help you along, if still trying to figure out custom templates then post back with more spe…[Read more]