You can use ftp or the hosts file manager to rename the buddypress folder which will disable the plugin, I’ve never uninstalled manually so can’t advise on further steps.
Standard themes are those supplied with wordpress, twenty nineteen, twenty twenty, etc.
I may be wrong but from other threads this error is usually theme related so this would be the quickest way to test.
Also worth having a check through https://buddypress.org/support/topic/when-asking-for-support-2/ to ensure you’ve tried the things here, also are there any other errors in these log files or only what you have given above?
Hi, These are the forums for BuddyPress and that very much sounds like an Events Manager issue, although as I use the plugin I’d recommend you check Events – Settings – Formatting – Default event list format
Hi, Youzer heavily customizes BuddyPress so you will likely need to contact their support while this plugin is activated. The js file you mention above is also one of theirs as you can see from the yz initials at the beginning of the file name.
Indeed there is, imath has created a patch which will likely be in the next release https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/8425
I’m not sure when that is scheduled for release but the patch should show the changes required if you wish to make them temporarily yourself.
Do you still experience the issue if you switch to twenty twenty theme? If the problem is specific to the theme and as it is a premium theme you should be able to receive support from the developer?
There seems to be an error in the css BuddyPress supplies.
Within wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-nouveau/css/twentytwentyone.min.css
You can search for #buddypress.twentytwentyone .wp-pwd:not(.is-open){display:none}
and replace none with inherit
I’ll open a ticket to have this fixed.
Ignore the above, I see the login button you are using which doesn’t actually log you in. I’d guess this is theme specific so you will need to check with them. You can double check by changing to twenty twenty or similar to see if the problem persists.
Others may have a considerably better solution but I’d probably run a query to get all the User IDs that match your requirements, set those user IDs to an unused user level then use a plugin like bulk delete to delete the users with that access.
ahh no you certainly should not be missing all that, it may be worth disabling, deleting the plugin then re-installing and activating with default theme (2019) and other plugins disabled.
Either some files are missing or another plugin is interfering with the initial setup process.
ahh apologies, not sure why the top nav didn’t load for me on one of the pages.
Have you switched themes to 2019 or similar to ensure it does appear, if it does do you overload any files in your theme? Alas this isn’t my area of expertise, although little is 😉
