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You’re running as a child theme of BP-default so the legacy files are bypassed. If you want to have BP use template compatibility then you need to be just running a theme without it acknowledging BP then the ‘legacy’ theme templates come into use and you should be able to copy them to the theme to modify.

Doubt a forms possible but we may be able to ask @jjj if it’s possible to modify the post editor area and add a little blurb/ bullet point to prompt the poster, asking if they have stated their versions and themes in use.

Look at the body class, a while back I had a class added to core to establish a class token for user account screens ‘bp-user’ iirc; you can use that as the ancestral selector in a descendent selector group to style on:

.bp-user #content {}

If you want to remove the sidebar for user account screens then you can wrap the get_sidebar() in

if( bp_is_user() ) :

Not sure why running the buddypress.php in the /buddypress/ folder isn’t working it’s meant to and does on my local install.

The buddybar has been deprecated since V 1.6 in favour of the more elegant and functional WP toolbar is there a reason you need to use the old buddybar? It’s simpler in the long run to try and work with the BP defaults.

Attempted to revert to bp-default? could you not then? What error are you getting when you try to upload a new avatar to group.

@praveshraheja this is another old thread, as stated in the other please don’t open old threads You have asked this question in your own thread and I responded for the moment until anyone else has any ideas leave it there -. at mentioning ‘admin’ isn’t a user on this site and asking this ? person to build you a plugin not appropriate – it’s also…[Read more]

@praveshraheja Please don’t open 2 year old threads and ask unrelated questions in them. Start new threads for your issues, and you have threads running so please avoid multiple postings of issues.
Closing this thread.

Not really; you need to address issues with third party plugins to the plugin authors. likely there is some sort of JS conflict but as you say it works with BP default and only breaks on activation of further plugins you will need to narrow that down to a specific plugin causing an issue, the photo tagging authors will probably say the same so be…[Read more]

This isn’t really a BP specific issue WP auto update is a process handled by your main WP installation files, you need to seek help on the WP forums but provide a little more detail than you have if possible as it’s hard to speculate on what might be going wrong based on the above.

As far as I’m aware not at present, but a plugin will be released shortly, I believe, that will provide this capability.

@boiy You may ask, but please start a new thread for new questions.

You will need to write the code! this isn’t something that exists as far as I’m aware i.e as a plugin addition, and I’m not even sure it’s possible as you’re asking for a member to be added to a group before that account has been activated, that and other issues may make this quite hard or impossible to do.

80,000 groups! Really? Even with improvements where they can be made I would have thought it’s always going to be somewhat slow with those sorts of numbers.

How have you got 80,000 groups, what are these groups that you have so many?

Yes but you will need access to a graphical frontend for your DB i.e phpMyAdmin, you’ll then need to restore your backup to a new DB so that you can check the table rows, identify the user in question and copy the details of the fields into a new row in the user table of your production DB having FIRST backed up your current live DB for safety -…[Read more]

Try adding:

show_admin_bar( true );

To your functions.php file.

Find a better theme? There are many frameworks & themes out there, BP is designed to work with the majority, those that it doesn’t get on with are probably not worth spending a huge amount of time trying to get fixed as it’s likely to be an issue inherent in the way the themes templates have been constructed.

In fact as we speak the version numbering is being adjusted in core so likely we are going to see a release today perhaps in the next few hours.

But that is the default behaviour you’re describing! /member/username defaults to the tab ‘activity’ that defaults to showing the whats-new form, that submits using Ajax to update the users stream below it.

You need to try using BP 1.7 and it’s theme compatibility, see how you get on letting BP handle injecting BP content into a theme rather than template packing.

However be warned if your theme departs significantly from WP conventions for templating then there might be issues still which will just have to be worked through.