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There is no ‘code’ at least not until it’s written, how comfortable are you with client side scripting? Easiest approach is add the attribute using jQuery but you’ll also need some means of adding it to your site either via enqueueing it through functions.php, or – but not a great approach – adding it manually to the head section of your…[Read more]

To be honest, not a lot I can say regards ‘Shared Hosting’ with 15000 user accounts I’m surprised the site runs at all (but guess they aren’t all trying to jam in at once). If you are serious about running a site based around an active BP community you really need to be on a box with dedicated resources, in excess of those ever granted on a shared…[Read more]

You can’t really, contact the theme author for help, but also just establish this doesn’t happen with a theme known to behave such as 2012 and also try and establish that this issue isn’t caused by a plugin – it helps if you can narrow down the issue to something.

Your going to have to provide a fair bit more info, for starters read the sticky post at top of forum.

Have you any plugins running that may interact with profile data? if so you will need to deactivate them and try the profile field again in fact deactivate any plugins not required i.e just run WP & BP and also if you’re using a custom theme…[Read more]

Provide some detail about your setup please as asked in the sticky post at top of forums.

hmm it’s a typo ?? try adding a ! at the front of the function.

if you really need the buddybar you’ll need to use this instead:

define( ‘BP_USE_WP_ADMIN_BAR’, false );

btw this is available and much else on the subject of toolbars via simple search on ‘toolbars’

wp-content/themes/child-theme/buddypress/buddypress.php
the above does not work. @hnla

Works for me mate.

I told you earlier how to place a conditional check on the get_sidebar()

You will need to add this to your functions.php file but it will overrule the setting in BP to disable the toolbar for logged out views:

show_admin_bar( true );

Probably needs to be hooked before BP does stuff so BP can override the setting if asked.

Please don’t take out your anger and frustration on us as we didn’t ask that you use these apps and we on this help site are all volunteers giving our time and any experience for free to try and help people and that needs to be respected otherwise those of us that can help will simply not bother, busy lives jobs to do etc.

A lot of that which…[Read more]

Sounds to me as though you need to reverse engineer the functionality in the dashboard and try and transpose it to the groups, you may need to sue the groups api to extend it out with a new screen. I see the requirement but it may not be the simplest thing to accomplish.

Did you read through to see is any functions existed that reference toolbars?

I don’t download files from forums to my local machine, you will need to use a service like pastebin if you want someone to check it through for you.

Looks right so you must have something else at work knocking out the toolbar, check through theme settings if any and functions.php.

Not sure how wea are going to be able to help. There isn’t much technical detail to go on , the ‘Chat’ is a third party app unrelated to BP and not entirely sure what you mean by ‘templates’ what templates do you mean you can’t activate BP? What were these changes you made that fixed up the home page yet appeared to cause these further issues, can…[Read more]

Users do not add users to groups! users add themselves or if you install a plugin they can send invites to a group (‘invite-anyone’).

And you did open by saying ‘Admin’ adding users to groups if the user is admin then they ought to be ok with visiting the dashboard? or is that a major hassle 🙂

1.6.1 ?!! mentioned was the fact that 3.5 must run with 1.6.2; regardless 1.7 is now released so you ought to upgrade to that, even if not then there are three further point releases on 1.6 you ought to be up to 1.6.5.

Why do you want to. Administer the group form the dashboard ‘groups’

There should be a WP toolbar showing unless you have said no in BP settings to toolbar for logged out users.

If your theme doesn’t have wp_footer() in the footer.php file then toolbars cannot be displayed.

Buddybar is a legacy toolbar, BP uses the WP toolbar as of 1.6 onwards.

why?
Have you a test site/ local dev? If I’m unsure of an upgrade I replicate the DB, copy relevant theme/plugin folders then I can simply swap them back in to revert to previous state.

Study that graphic 😉 or better still update your BP install then you can test it out.