[Jay Collier]

Bingo!

I didn’t know about that BP Components option. Perfect! All set.

CLOSED.

[Jay Collier]

Thanks, Henry!

I need to provide support instructions, but that URL is relative to the member’s username, so I can’t send a generic link to people.

In what menu does that link appear?

-Jay

[Jay Collier]

Thank you for the diagnosis and recommendations.

I am using Responsive child theme with the default template. I’ve remove all plugins remotely related to registration.

The last thing I just removed is a functions.php script to automatically add new users to a particular group when they register, below.

So, then the question arises: where does the “Posted in” text come from? In BuddyPress settings, I chose a page called “Register” for registration, and the page itself uses the “Default” template. However, what Responsive file is default? I’m not seeing “Posted in” in /page.php/ or /post.php/. It’s in /sidebar-content-page.php/ but I haven’t selected it.

Also, I am using Types and Views, but no views or templates are applied to any of those page types.

/**
* Automatically adds members to group when they are registered
*/
function automatic_group_membership( $user_id ) {
if( !$user_id )
return false;

groups_accept_invite( $user_id, 6 );
}
add_action( ‘user_register’, ‘automatic_group_membership’ );

[Jay Collier]

Follow-up. One of our users just confirmed this problem on Mac Firefox and Safari:

After putting in my registration information and hitting the submit button it takes a long time to process and the result I get is the screen shot below. [404 Fancy Meeting You Here… back on the /register/ URL]

[Jay Collier]

We are using WP-Better-Emails. Works great. Still have to suggest people check their spam folders.

[Jay Collier]

Thank you! That was exactly what I was looking for!

[Jay Collier]

Thanks, I’ll try that!

[Jay Collier]

Thank you!

[Jay Collier]

I’m aware that, in the past, there used to be two admin bars: the WPAdmin bar shown to logged-in users and the Buddybar shown to all users, including a log-in/register link for new users.

I believe I understood that the BuddyBar was being deprecated. Does that mean non-logged in users will see BuddyPress options on the main WP-Admin bar? (I am developing with a private site, so cannot see the options.)

I’m looking for documentation that might help us understand the change.

I am using Responsive theme, but have looked in source code and no longer see both bars.

[Jay Collier]

Same or similar problem. For logged in users, the WP admin bar is either replacing or covering the Buddy bar. Seeking solution that allows both to appear.

[Jay Collier]

WP 3.5.1, BP 1.7.

[Jay Collier]

Bingo. I believe it was the server-side cache of that page. Problem resolved. (And perhaps valuable to others in future. 🙂

[Jay Collier]

Good questions!

However, I am, indeed, using the default BP theme. I have temporarily hidden new blog creation with CSS, but the HTML is still there.

http://mainelearning.net/register/

[Jay Collier]

I have selected “User accounts may be registered” … however, on my register page (which contains [subscriptionform], I still see:

SITE DETAILS
Yes, I’d like to create a new site

Are there other configurations to be made?

WP 3.5.1, BP 1.6.4

[Jay Collier]

I will be happy to try to replicate when we have a development space set up. In the meantime, I am working on a production prototype (requiring login).

I can say, though that I had clicked on the “Install Upgrade Now”, and the interface had changed to the “Update Plugin” screen. The status text updated …

Removing the old version of the plugin…
Plugin updated successfully.
Reactivating the plugin…

… up to “Reactivating the plugin” and it was there that action halted.

Again, I’ll try the upgrade again in our upcoming development environment and will report.

[Jay Collier]

I rolled back the database and the files to just prior to 1.5.4 upgrade and the site is back. Will be awaiting news to see if others have the same problem or how I might troubleshoot this particular issue; specifically: what might cause an upgrade to halt in the middle.

[Jay Collier]

I agree. The Group Documents plugin needs multiple document upload.

[Jay Collier]

Found the problem. I’ll post the solution; perhaps it will be helpful for others.

I’d deactivated plugins in order to setup a subdirectory network (for use with Group Blogs). In doing so, the bbPress installation became “disconnected.” I went to Network Admin, set up bbPress from an existing install (the bb-config.php file was extant), and voila, reconnected.

Resolved, with gratitude, due to the collective knowledge of a number of BP people who’d posted about related issues. Thanks!

[Jay Collier]

Thank you BuddyPress Media team!

[Jay Collier]

I was able to replicate this issue. However, when I changed visibility from Hidden to Public, the error no longer appeared. So, fine now. I’ll report if I see it again.

[Jay Collier]

I just found another thread on this topic and will continue there.

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/miscellaneous/forum/topic/custom-post-types-and-buddypress-should-i-wait-for-1-3/

[Jay Collier]

Follow-up: I’ve used Ultimate Post Types to create a new type, and I have duplicated single.php into my theme folder, with the type appended to the filename.

Unfortunately, however, I have not found a query there that I can adapt to pull entries from my custom post type. Is there any way to do that?

[Jay Collier]

Creating a post is redirecting to the home page for me (perhaps an auto 404 redirection?).

The forum search also bounces to the home page.

[Jay Collier]

mwaterous’ solution did not work for me:

Line 17 – define( ‘BP_AVATAR_URL’, bp_core_avatar_url() . ‘/wp-content’ );

However, this did.

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/miscellaneous/forum/topic/buddypress-and-wordpress-30/?topic_page=3#post-53045

I replaced the entire bp-core-avatars file with the one mentioned by Edward Caissie from trac:

https://trac.buddypress.org/browser/branches/1.2/bp-core/bp-core-avatars.php?rev=2957

Works great with 2.9.2 and 1.2.3.

Thanks!