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Guess they’ll point to the same resource, I’ve always checkout on the url I mentioned never really though much about it.

Closing thread. Duplicate of:
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/warning-message-when-activated/

Please don’t open more than one thread on a topic.

@henrywright-1
I think on balance I would tend now to favour going the theme compat route, as the process best to follow in all theme/site building respects, we added extended capabilities with the template hierarchy which make it more useful and the templates and styles were updated and improved.

But the other approach is perfectly valid and…[Read more]

@sooskriszta
You should be able to run a tortoise checkout with this url.
https://svn.buddypress.org/trunk

ah ok, however I would still want to know what in a child theme prompts BP to assume (& it still stands: Assumptions are a bad thing altogether, period 🙂 ), didn’t spot that in the ticket referenced and as I’ve mentioned there is one issue we know of.

‘Assumes’ ? assumptions dangerous things those, I would verify if that’s the case then.

As this thread says it’s likely a theme issue for the OP; as for your circumstances we don’t have detail, if you use the same theme then check with authors as suggested above.

@henrywright-1 Why are you choosing to work that way rather than running with theme compat template files? You do have a choice no way is right or wrong though if running the older style template approach you would need to have declared add_theme_support( 'buddypress' ); to ensure js/ajax unlinked, there is an issue with this though in that BP…[Read more]

Well for starters kill any plugins that might interfere with a registration process e.g facebook login ones – to test issues it’s always the instruction to disable all plugins working them back in until problem one is found.

Other than that it’s hard to say there’s too little information. As far as BP 1.8.1 goes on a trunk install I appear to…[Read more]

@sooskriszta Yes essentially. Ensure you have a checkout of trunk and that has update run to keep it current, then update a file and create a diff from that file created from the root of the plugin and as mercime says don’t forget to check your changes locally.

@sooskriszta You’re correct,;: bad grammar ought to be corrected and anyone can raise a ticket highlighting the need or go further and provide a patched file.

Empty functions file, don’t think I’ve ever seen a theme that has an empty functions file.

bp-custom is a manually created file so that may well not exist, other than that it’s anyone’s guess what they’ve done.

But it is visible for anyone by default!

If it isn’t for your site you’ll need to look at what you have running that might be affecting that.

@icepin while I write all my code as text domain translatable and if a plugin provide for a languages file lookup I would hardly ever really call the above ‘easy’ when a user simply needs to change one little character and where we’re not talking about a distributed theme or plugin.

@idavidson

The file that contains that translatable string is…[Read more]