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In reply to: Issues with 1.7 NOT HAPPY!
Login was never a widget, it was hardcoded to the sidebar in bp-default and still is so copy it from the sidebar.php in /bp-themes/bp-default/ to your themes sidebar.
No answer to your registration issue my local installs don’t appear to have any issues, you may need to provide a little more detail.
It took me hours to figure out which files I needed to change in order just to log into the admin dashboard!
why? You can always login via wp-login.php and navigate to dashboard with /wp-admin/Why was everything working before upgrade? not easy to answer that 1.7 has significant changes how was/is your theme working with BP using template pack or is it a true BP enabled custom theme.
In reply to: Making the theme Catchbox compatible with BuddypressIn the first instance attempt to allow BP to use it’s theme compatibility now built into 1.7 by simply activating BP and your theme do not try and use template pack for the moment.
If you are running under theme compat then you shouldn’t need to call in the js file from legacy, if you are simply modifying template files and styling then files need to live in either /buddypress/ or /community/ with css in theme root; how have you got things configured?
Theme compat changes the way Ajax is handled, you’ll need to call the older bp-default ajax.php file. or are you actually allowing theme compat to run?
@henrywright-1 As you can probably see, my ‘huge mis-understanding’ was quite easily done :} yep and I meant no offence in the phrase ‘huge mis-understanding’ 🙂
@henrywright-1 ah you were labouring under a huge mis-understanding of what this meant, as Boone says it’s pseudo privacy for display of users details on their profile – if admin allows users to configure that given field – it’s NOT anything to do with whether the field is hidden on registration view.
However there are still issue with how this works with reg form or it needs a good review.
This has definitely come up, the text label jogs my memory.
It may make sense that one had change link on pre-registration if the value selected was being passed along with the registration and setup of the user_meta and if the admin setting allowed users to change the field value but as I doubt that’s in fact possible and fact Boone has said it’s simply meant to impart the status of that given profile field visibility then the change select needs to be removed.
searching a forum first often throws up useful results:
https://buddypress.org/support/search/?bbp_search=toolbarThis is an issue ticketed and patched, for the moment you can add:
show_admin_bar(true); to your functions.php in your theme.
This rings a bell, think it may have been discussed ( I certainly have a recollection of looking at this aspect of profile visibility and registration processes) before in some respect or another and there may already be a ticket raised.
In reply to: toolbar not appearA quick search would have found these threads, scroll down there’s one that will help towards bottom of page.
https://buddypress.org/support/search/?bbp_search=toolbarIn reply to: CSS matching for recent active member widgetThink this has been covered in this trac ticket:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4869In reply to: Possible bug – please help testI’m testing a patch to improve the messages.
In reply to: Possible bug – please help testMore a UX one really. However the message is also incorrect in stating ‘only lowercase letters’ as uppercase are accepted.
In reply to: Problem after update -> Members WidgetAdding link to ticket for convenience:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4937Also the temp fix is probably better placed in bp-custom.php rather than functions.php so it is applicable to BP generically rather than by theme activated.
In reply to: Possible bug – please help testNot really a bug though. Just needs an improved message and check, open a trac ticket detailing issue.
In reply to: Complete Help for BeginnerAlso please do read through entries in the BP Codex documentation where you’ll find various guides on using BP.
In reply to: Please Help a complete BeginnerPlease don’t duplicate posts. Closing this thread continue in:
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/complete-help-for-beginner/In reply to: my 15000+ members site dies when BP is onHow is ‘not in production’ relevant? You have been stating you have issues activating BP, you then state you are on a shared hosting platform and with a host many don’t think that highly of, you state you have 15000 user accounts – in all you have stated thus far you suggest you are trying to run on this shared platform and it’s failing thus production, staging, testing is not a relevant factor? 15000 members is just the count of users in the database and that suggests what? What does ‘just the count’ mean they are user accounts aren’t they and thus have to be dealt with at some stage by BP.
Sorry I couldn’t be of help but frankly without some notion of what’s happening via logs it’s hard to but yes do wait for a far more informed opinion from one of the core lead developers.
In reply to: No follow links code.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 documents through header.php.
In reply to: my 15000+ members site dies when BP is onTo 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 hosting platform.
You don’t specify what those figures relate to, 256MB is that your system memory as such? what is your PHP script memory limit, how are you obtaining that CPU figure, is that observed while attempting to load BP or is it an idle figure.
What version of BP are you running as you haven’t specified.
In reply to: my 15000+ members site dies when BP is onThere must be some kind of error log, have you looked through your server logs to see what’s happening? Provide some clues to pinpoint the issue from your server logs and someone may be able to help.
In reply to: Double buddypress boxes on pageYou 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.
In reply to: Profile Data DeletingYour 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 deactivate it and use bp-default for testing.
In reply to: Double buddypress boxes on pageProvide some detail about your setup please as asked in the sticky post at top of forums.
In reply to: [Resolved] Remove theme sidebarYou don’t edit core files ever, and don’t need to the template overrides should be working if not then something else is up or not correct in what you’re doing.
