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In other words the function that essentially attempted to call into itself other core files from WP core & BP core for no real good reason, I’ve seen that function before as well and puzzled as to why someone thought that was necessary or good.

The fundamental approach of loader.php as the top level file still holds good as common and best…[Read more]

@number_6 this is where – like the previous thread – we really need posters to detail their setup first before asking questions.

You are slightly confusing BP with your theme, your theme provides many options and conditions as in this particular instance.

This widget is part of the Custom Community theme and found in their core includes,…[Read more]

You don’t edit the dashboard BP pages, they are simply placeholders for BP, you mention the BP codex did you not see this page? :
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/theme-development/a-quick-look-at-1-7-theme-compatibility/

That should help.

Well think the point here is going to be someone sorting out that codex entry then with a more complete and in depth examination of the check and load process, especially given people are receiving messages from WP repo pointing to the original post stating to use bp_loaded.

But you haven’t really run a check to see if bp is loaded, at least not in the loader file which is why I think you have that response ( although the response does direct you to our codex entry showing the approach you have followed, so that doesn’t really make sense it smacks of an automated response or worse someone just zapping off the message…[Read more]

You’ve chosen to go down the DIY route, I’m afraid that with that comes a degree of learning that must be undertaken. Generally the codex talks to a novice level so things are never that complicated but other than as Henry suggested in hiring someone to do the move you will need to bite the bullet and gain that experience, install a second test WP…[Read more]

Have you checked through the Codex documentation?

Well you do have option of hiring a developer if you have reached the limit of your abilities, self developing is all well and good but has it’s limits 😉

Please don’t get too anxious and do try – in future – to stick to the one thread ( I closed the original as there have been responses in this one), and bear in mind that here we are all…[Read more]

Closing as duplicated now at:
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/feel-like-i-need-to-beg-to-get-some-help-im-close-to-despair/

Are you on dedicated server or VPS ? if you are then by all means take a laissez faire attitude to your possible predicament, it’s your lookout, although be warned many exploits execute drive by code infecting the poor sods who happen across your site. If you are on a shared hosting service then your compromised site can possibly have comprised…[Read more]

You just need to explain the issue is with the textarea what’s new form and it’s inline JS styles that need overriding – if you get stuck drop me a line hugo.ashmore at gmail dot com

To change that behaviour you’re going to need to overload the JS file really and modify it along with some ruleset changes. Have to admit I’m with you on this one find that bit of coding a nuisance.

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You appear to be talking about something proprietary belonging to a themes method of doing something , this doesn’t sound like something BP does. You do need to be a little more explicit in your detail.

Are you perhaps referring to the comments textareas in activity streams?

Good point 🙂

There’s always a way to do something, have a look at jQuery .validate module or maybe the oldish bp registration xtra plugin is up to date and will work for you.

Link added – although I suspect that page might vanish ultimately.

They are there because they should be or at least if writing markup in that manner then a delimitation must be provided between links, in this case those are hardcoded character pipes.

Those three links should really be written as a ul/li construct then the need to delimit or separate the anchors is removed.

These widgets are in…[Read more]

Please note that that page is in the ‘ Legacy Docs’ section.

add_theme_support(‘buddypress’) is one of the means BP will know to override theme compat so you only want that if doing /my-theme/members/index.php etc.

Otherwise you should be able to overload that template in either mode without issue so unfortunately this is a theme framework issue.

Brings me back in mind of vague discussions years back about crowd funding developers to build plugins rather than making requests in the hope that someone will jump to and code another free plugin.

Getting a number of people together to back the initial development of a plugin would at least provide a little incentive for developers to sit down and code.