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  • metalhead505
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    @metalhead505

    The best thing to do is to ask for your money back. 🙂

    No, but seriously, I reported it already in Buddypress Trac, but no luck. You can try asking them again and see what they say. Request Refund for lost revenue lol


    metalhead505
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    @metalhead505

    Imath, thank you for this solution. I’m using it.

    But why are we adapting to the password issue this way? Shouldn’t we be trying to hack the new password method with javascript instead?

    Console warning:
    (The bp-nouveau/js/password-verify.js script is deprecated since 5.0.0 and will be deleted in version 6.0.0.)


    metalhead505
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    @metalhead505

    I figured this out based on advice you gave me on a different topic:

    document.getElementById("signup_password").onchange = function() {myFunction()};
    function myFunction() {
     var z = document.getElementById("signup_password");
    document.getElementById("signup_password_confirm") .value = z.value;
    }

    Thanks anyway & you are the Buddypress king! 🙂


    metalhead505
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    @metalhead505

    Venutius – Do you know how I can do this with Nouveau?


    metalhead505
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    @metalhead505

    I use the rtlk api but not the payment system.

    Do you use the login sdk? It makes the api easy for me to use. If you’re hiring devs, show them the login sdk example file.

    I use a plugin called Woody Ad Snippets with the ode from the sdk example file, edited for my own needs. The sdk file shows you how to properly make all the api calls.


    metalhead505
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    @metalhead505

    Therw’s a plugin called “conditional profile fields” which you can use to achieve this.


    metalhead505
    Participant

    @metalhead505

    You are the best!

    Thanks!!

    I’m still sorta using both themes via a child-theme for legacy hacks.


    metalhead505
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    @metalhead505

    If you just copy the contents of /wp-content/plugins/bp-templates/bp-nouveau/buddypress/

    to

    /wp-content/themes/mytheme/buddypress

    then you can edit those files.

    Inside this folder:

    /wp-content/themes/mytheme/buddypress

    You should then have:

    activity
    assets
    blogs
    common
    groups
    members

    — In other words, these are the only subfolders that you will be able to modify this way.

    Some other things to keep in mind, and sorry if you already know, but temporarily deactivate caching and/or minification plugins while editing, and depending on your browser settings, delete cache


    metalhead505
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    @metalhead505

    If you just copy the members folder over to /yourchildtheme/buddypress, that should work. yes/no?


    metalhead505
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    @metalhead505

    That worked. Thanks very much!

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