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The best approach is to create a child theme, this is actually extremely simple, however it does require a number of steps.
1. You need to create a new folder under/in /wp-content/themes/

2. In that folder you […]

Hadn’t realised, also Ray said he might work on it so be interesting to run it and see where it’s up to.

thought the issue was how the data is recorded i,e not possible to cross reference to an activity – this is an interesting one to have a look at though as being able to easily look at data and produce stats would be good.

+1 to making global.js less dependent on theme markup. It would be nice to be able to run riot on a new theme and not have to worry about removing any of the default markup.

Download global.js from the repo […]

hmm yes but that doesn’t correct the issue and you shouldn’t need to do that really, the point is that the file global.js handles this and if it isn’t one needs to look to where it’s been broken. We’ve […]

Been having the same issue – in my case working up a custom set of files and the most likely reason is that I’ve upset the markup structure/class tokens . Despite spending a little time recently going through […]

As Boone says it would be well received – in fact it ought to be a core ability after all we’re saying we want to be able to query the dB and produce varying result sets based on data available.

not really understanding the question – group creator is admin of group users can be made moderators both ought to be able to invite to groups, but install the plugin as it has backend options that may help.

BP does not set font correctly to a percentage it sets the body font to 12px – far too small for comfort – and then proceeds to set further fixed pixel widths so sadly it’s not very easy to get a smooth font […]

The reason you are having problems is due to mal-formed markup, if markup is broken then rendering engines have to make best guesses at how to render a DOM that makes sense to it and then try and apply what CSS […]

Ah 🙂 glad you resolved the issue though. for the record you almost never need to hard code urls WP/BP provide functions for fetching domain paths, urls; you should be ale to see examples in various template files.

Hard to say exactly, doubt it was an issue resolved by re-installing BP though – switching themes can be an issue or at least de-activating BP then trying to go straight to the frontend without first ensuring a WP […]

Once you have built up friend connections you will be able to invite others to your group

And have you built up any friend connections?

You may find installing the estimable plugin ‘Invite Anyone’ useful […]

The issue with site searches is known and will be addressed, in the meantime the best approach is to use google to search the site.

As always first instruction is to activate the BP default theme and see if the button still doesn’t work to determine if it’s your custom theme causing the issue, likewise plugins might also be causing a […]

Not enough detail to be able to help you with.

You will need to provide a link so someone can actually see what’s happening.

No you don’t lose data, members / users are a WP table anyway and any BP data amassed isn’t deleted however DO take a DB backup before doing anything, ever, at any time, regardless of the ‘thing’ being […]

Then those themes are disrupting BP’s Ajax functionality – why exactly is difficult to say it’s a little too generic to say a few themes there could be various reasons, troubleshooting what’s happening requires […]

This sounds more a WP question really, you might be best off installing a roles/capability plugin such as Justin Tadlock’s ‘members’ plugin and creating a new role with extended capabilities in the backend to […]

Start a forum thread – if for any reason the forum wasn’t set up for the group then post in it’s activity stream using @mention author member name.