@scoobydoobydoo It means that Step 3 of the compatibility process has not been completed. Initial scan of the theme does show you only need to create two or three files to complete the process. Open up your theme’s header.php file, copy all, paste in pastebin.com, click submit and post the generated pastebin URI here. Do the same for your theme’s page.php, index.php, sidebar.php and footer.php.
Sorry, I have never used Genesis so I won’t be able to help you out with your premium theme and plugin. I’ve added Genesis theme to your topic title so users who are experienced with the framework might see it and help you out. Having said that, the folks at the Genesis forums will be your best help.
@jchamp311 before going back to scratch, what exactly was done re menu? Was a plugin created or was it addressed via theme’s functions.php? Have you tried reverting to BP Default theme to check if issue is resolved?
Weird, my WordPress claims it is the most current version.
@bkvwordpress I recall that happening in a friend’s site which was installed with a webhost script like fantastico or scriptalicious or something similar. Did you use a webhost script for your WP install?
Please post in trac/create a new ticket with detailed/specific information about your installation which can be replicated by developers. For example: which specific special character/s? did you edit profile from front end or did you do this via wp-admin/users? new install? single or multisite?
As I understand your question, you need a form which all/some of your users need register one morning or every morning at your site. At this stage, there’s no plugin available to do what you need. Either you’d have to create this yourself or hire a developer to do so.
@royroy not sure why your membership plugin is not working out on the members directory page. Easiest way to make the page for members only is to open up your members/index.php
At the very top of the file, above all other code, just add
<code><?php if ( !is_user_logged_in () ) : ?>
<h2>This is a Members-Only Area. Please register first.</h2>
<?php else : ?></code>
At the very bottom of the same file, below all other code, add
@heavensentral You need to install and activate the BP Template Pack plugin to make your WP theme compatible with BuddyPress. Then go through Appearance > BP Compatibility process.
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