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Hello
I tried to redirect my subdomain registration page on [multsite] to the main domain site registration page. I used the following code in my child theme functions.php for the site which I want to redirect its registration page:
//redirect to the registration page function MyRedirect() { if(is_page('register')) { wp_redirect( 'http://domain.com/register/', 301 ); exit; } } add_action('template_redirect','MyRedirect');
Interestingly, the above code did not work, .htaccess is not working as well. I am, for sure, missing something but I don’t know what! .htaccess code is:
RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^sub\.domain\.com$ RewriteRule ^register/(.*)$ http://domain.com/register/$1 [R=301,L]
Any help from you is highly appreciated as I am really stuck in this.
Thanks in advance for all of you specially: @djpaul , @boonebgorges , @henrywright , @r-a-y , @danbp , @modemlooper , @imath , @shanebp .
Jessica
This worked. Thanks!
Any help? Please
Any help?
Thanks! For the first question, when can a user re register again?
mercime and @hnla I would appreciate any insights from your part as I need to finish my project and buddypress groups page is reading the home page customized styles.
Thanks
Hi, it looks that http://mydomain.com/groups/any-group-name/ reads the styles of the home page, it also copies every customization I have done to the home page. For example, I changed the background of the home page to black, the group page also went black. Any help with this regard?
Any help … Anyone
Thank you for posting this. It did not work for me. I should have mentioned that I am using multisite.
This doesn’t help.
Hello,
Do you believe that I deleted all the users (including me admin) using this reference and I do still see that the members are 2!!
Weird… So weird.
Thanks
Hello,
I found something about this, see:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4393By the way, I followed the steps above and I have it in my database a:0{…some content ….}. I have not changed anything. What do you think?
Thanks
When I refresh (CTRL + F5) it stays. It doesn’t go away.
No. You are right. I do apologies.
No, I am testing as a user. Please check at your end.
Is there anyway to achieve this without a plugin?
Try to disable ALL plugins and if problem persists you need to check codes you added to your child theme functions.php (if any)
In other way, I will be using this code for the whole site except login widgets (like BBpress log in sidebar widget):
function jessicana_redirect_page( $redirect_to, $request, $user ) { $redirect_to = bp_core_get_user_domain($user->ID) . 'notifications/'; return $redirect_to; } add_filter('login_redirect', 'jessicana_redirect_page', 11, 3);
For widgets, I need a different function that redirects to the same page where users logs from. Is this possible?
I appreciate the help
One more question. What if I want users who logs in using the sidebar widget to return to the same page where they were while I want users who logs in using homepage link to be directed to their notifications page?
This is a killer code 🙂
Yes it worked darlingThis did not work. It simply redirects to:
http://www.DOMAINNAME.com/notifications/404 Error page
Well, if I am customizing a theme using a child theme, do I have to use these media queries before each element I am changing or editing? Will one media query at the begging get this job done?
@1a-spielwiese
Inside bp-legacy we have three folders and one file:
The folders are:
1) buddypress
2) css
3) js
The file is buddypress-functions.php.Buddypress folder contains (activity, blogs, forums, groups, members).
The path you specified doesn’t exist in my directory listing. When I follow your link I get (Failed to retrieve directory listing).
Thanks
This is really useful! So let’s make this based on ftp url’s to confirm our understanding. If (buddypress.js) path is:
/MYDOMAINNAME.com/html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/js
and I want to edit this in my child theme, I have to create js folder inside my child theme. The path will be:
/MYDOMAINNAME.com/html/wp-content/themes/ChildThemeName/js
Inside the js folder in the child theme directory I will copy and past buddypress.js there and edit it at my convenience. The updates will not affect this file, do I ever have to worry about updating this?Regarding buddypress CSS, do I have to create a folder for Buddress like this one: your-child-theme/css/buddypress.css to style buddypress? or I can add this to the style.css in the child theme directory? what is the best practice?
If I want to make updates to buddypress CSS for desktops and get rid of those updates (styles) on the ipad and phones to keep on responsiveness. What do you suggest I do?
Thanks
Well, I tried and it didn’t work. I can see what I added to the CSS when I inspect an element and I see the following:
1) I can see the code I added but it’s strikedout:
#buddypress #whats-new-options { overflow: fixed; height: 60; }
Check this picture: http://imgur.com/LqsVbbX
2) I can see that the original code is still there and is still valid:
#buddypress #whats-new-options { overflow: auto; height: 0; }
3) There is a tic beside the [overflow: auto;], when I remove that tick using inspect element everything works just perfect.
4) I added to the child theme directory folder and inside that folder I added [buddypress.js] file and I adjusted the height to 60 instead of 20 and 40 for them all inside that buddypress.js.
This didn’t work because I miss from where the [overflow: auto;] is reading their auto and why I can’t change it to fix.
The 60 is just a hypothetical number to see if things work but things are not working.
Thanks