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Oh, thanks @henrywright. I do endeavor to be thorough and I would like to see a solution or, at least a direction.

Genesis Framework is now at v2.0.2

Nope … sending @webauthor off to start all over isn’t an answer. That site has been updated to WP 3.8/BuddyPress 1.9.1 and the problem still exists.

Thanks. That worked!

So I’m clear on what fixed it … the “999” at the end prioritizes the addition of the action? I’ve looked high and low for an explanation of this number. Since I put bp-custom.php in mu-plugins, it probably was executing prior to crating the nav items.

As long as I have your attention, have you got a link to a tutorial…[Read more]

I keep thinking about this issue, mostly because it “bugs me” to change core files in a major plugin like BuddyPress. I opened a ticket at the recommended location and I can find no record of it so it has most likely been closed.

My question for the group here is this. Would the above modification applied to bp-custom.php overried the core…[Read more]

Fair enough, and I don’t disagree that there may be more robust requirements. I tend to “resist” the use of plugins where code will do the trick through. For Woocommerce, all their shortcodes could be dropped into the appropriate BP template and/or your child theme’s code.

My development is different. We are letting the Wishlist Member plugin…[Read more]

@Norm … Thank you! Very helpful reference link and precisely what I was looking for. I actually added my code to bp-custom.php instead of the theme’s functions file.

I read this thread with some interest and see that there are recommendations to use a Premium Plugin to accomplish this.

I have a development in progress. I have developed a custom child theme using the Genesis Framework. I’ve successfully integrated buddypress with this theme. I am using X-profiles and registration is handled and managed by…[Read more]

Clarification:

This template file is found in the base BuddyPress plugin folder under the bp-members folder.

I just upgraded a BuddyPress site to v1.8.1 and did a cursory check to see if this search issue had been resolved yet. It has not, which sort of mystifies me because the problem is more than two years old and requires a modification to BuddyPress core code.

Here is the segment of code that I’ve changed (again) in the bp-members-template.php…[Read more]

@meg@info … thanks for the suggestion and the ref over to the Select2 page.

Ok. I went back to the BP Template pack on my custom Genesis theme and disabled this:
Disable BP Template Pack JS / AJAX

With that disabled, everything works the way it should work, even with Wishlist Member installed. I no longer need to panic about having to start all over again. This client is very particular about the styling at the…[Read more]

Correction
this:
“The requests.php template looks to be is not loaded with code having only 60 lines or so. ”

Should say this:
“The requests.php template is not loaded with code having only 60 lines or so.”

I created a new instance on local Xampp. Systematically, I disabled plugins and tested functionality. I was able to make it work with all my plugins activated, including Wishlist, but only with the Buddypress Default Theme activated.

That’s a “nice” discovery except for the fact that weeks have gone into the development of the custom theme on…[Read more]

I should clarify. All that comes included in the Genesis Connect plugin is STYLE SHEET code for their various plugin and play templates. What I’m describing is a FUNCTIONAL issue having nothing to do with CSS.

The Genesis version is v1.9.2. The Genesis Connect plugin is free now. I did have it installed before but it did nothing so I went to the BP Compatibility pack instead. The Genesis Connect plug only seems to auto-styles a set of Genesis Templates. This is not one of their templates. It is a custom theme based on their framework and this set…[Read more]