[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

hnla: No, that’s not a good idea because Google will ignore it with jQuery.

It shouldn’t, Google understands scripting, why would it ignore jquery?, It’s not the best idea though agreed.

Can we avoid though adding this stuff to core, core Must at some point start to separate properly mid tier and frontend presentational layers, atts are the business of the frontend coder BP should be dispassionate about such stuff I don’t want them but will have them forced on me

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

Try adding it with jQuery

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

It’s as Boone says, sadly in multisite mode only the super-admin can perform this function, might be better if it were possible to open that out to admins of the root blog BP is installed on.

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

You are asking about WP functions on a support forum for BP

What are you actually trying to do? There may be BP method.

The function is failing as you likely haven’t called the global variable $current_user or get_currentuserinfo#()
but you should read the WP codex on how to access this data.

All the info you need is in the codex pages:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_get_current_user

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

So enthused with that fact, Boone stated it twice

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

The word ‘custom’ needs clarification, markup is allowed in much the same manner as would be in posting comments to a blog post there are a series of allowed tags – but not many – such as <blockquote>, <code>, <p>

These tags should not present an issue, they are simple markup tags (most users will be unaware they can use them)

If you have something else being allowed then you must specify clearly what the conditions are that you refer to i.e What tags?! Are you running plugins which are altering the default behaviour?

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

As has been mentioned and blog posted about there are site maintenance things going on this week.

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

Testing is hugely important, the more people doing that the better, spotting bugs and feeding back will help ensure bug fix point releases are reduced.

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

Might be missing the point of your issue but in WP 3.2 the link to network admin has been changed from a straight link on the top bar to a dropdown that sits just below the various top bars BP or WP – but again apologies if I point out the obvious. As Paul asks have you customised the dashboard styling?

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

Glad it’s sorted.

The moral of the story is never update / upgrade without first checking the support groups for any issues or particular instructions that might be given, it’s hugely important; try never to blindly upgrade, I know the auto upgrade buttons are tempting but resist until you are sure things are going to be ok .

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

That’s why I asked if you had upgraded to BP. Look at the error messages and deactivate the plugin that it’s referring to , same method as BP rename the folder, when you are cleanly back in the WP dashboard set buddypress directory back to correct name so that it is listed correctly in plugins , don’t activate it but run the auto upgrade to take it to 1.2.9

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

rename the BP folder to force deactivate BP then you should be able to get back in to the dashboard, having got back in try upgrading BP to 1.2.9

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

And did you update BP according to all the notices about the upgrade to WP 3.2, I’m assuming you’ve updated WP to 3.2.

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

Just looking back one post and at that snippet of code added a script call to the head it worries me as surely you would end up calling two different copies of the primary jQuery library, the WP one would need to be de-registered, preferably not though.

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

Testing on a default install of BP 1.2.9 / WP 3.2 Activity dir: all reply buttons in activity stream lists work, item-list-tabs work, dropdown activity-filter works.

Are you running bp-default? Have you force refreshed your cache?

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

Interesting I guess we can always de-register the WP script and enqueue our own versions if necessary, not that may help where plugins are concerned.

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

cool

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

You need to look through all the dashboard options and become familiar with the settings available, look under general settings for WP registration options and enable the option of your choice for sign ups.

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

Probably ought to establish beta cycles earlier on in development cycle, this will feel and act more like a RC when it lands.

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

@megt12 on a public help forum it’s bad form to expect or try and move a topic away to private messaging, help given is always thought to perhaps be useful to others stumbling across the thread in searches.

Defines go in your wp-config.php file.

You will definitely be needing to explain the steps you have taken thus far and the point you are at if it’s going to be possible to provide meaningful help.

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

Beginning to think that DKIM is the cause of these problems or at least that and combination of something your host is doing, be interesting to see if DKIM were removed entirely from the equation whether RDNS & SPF records were sufficient to placate hurtmail. I certainly have no issues with Hurtmail and haven’t looked into DKIM at all – not sure I greatly like the sound of it tbh.

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

Do have to add though – not that it’s any help – checking ones junk mail folders isn’t that hard a thing to do and when you are expecting an email and it doesn’t appear to arrive it’s the first place you would look or should look.

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

SPF records are txt entries added to your DNS records. The receiving server i.e the hotmail server will do a DNS lookup for the record to verify that the domain administrator has authorised that a specific host is allowed to send emails on behalf of the domain, as far as I’m aware email headers do not need to acknowledge anything about an SPF record, same with RDNS which simply allows the email server to resolve your domain name back to a server host. RDNS can’t be set by yourself it has to be set at a level above your IP by your host in their records.

Sadly all these mechanisms for verification are considered flawed as they are not foolproof and some like RDNS checks a result of seeing that this record can exist and latching onto it as a means to test by even though it’s not a requirement to have a reverse look up record.

Sounds as though you still have a mismatch somewhere.

Sign me up maybe I can spot something wrong when I can see email headers – ‘hnla at hotmail.com’

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

@anesthetist As you’ll note this thread is marked as ‘Resolved’ this means that in all likely hood people are not going to respond to it.

It is general practice not to tag onto posts but to start a new one for your issue,, explain exactly what you have done, stages reached, the files manually edited as is necessary etc.

.htaccess lives in the root web directory of your domain.

[@hnla Participant 15 years, 4 months ago]

On a cursory glance, yes you could work BP into your WP site, BP is simply a plugin for WP that extends WP to include social media aspects such as user profiles, site wide activity streams, user groups. You may want to install plugins such as BP Album+ to handle media , cubepoints for BP, or perhaps Achievements.

You’re best off setting up a test install and working BP into your theme using the template pack plugin to help integrate BP files into your child theme – a guide on this is found in the BP codex, then run through the various features of your existing site and see whether they function as is as WP aspects or whether you need to use more specific BP plugins that are BP aware, theres a good list of available plugins under the ‘Extend’ tab