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@shanebp — from what you said in your OP, get_the_post_thumbnail() is working correctly (if you provide a hardcoded post_id) — so that function would appear not to be the problem.

What output are you getting […]

A large proportion of ‘moulded’ sites are built with very few ‘off the shelf’ plugins. They custom build the features / functions they want on trusted APIs, rather than simply combining a set of generic […]

You may find it easier to amend the registration process / form — combining First Name + Last Name when the user registers and using that for the username.

@juanmaguerrero — the activity-loop is part of the theme, and even if possible, it wouldn’t be appropriate for a plugin to replace it en-masse.

Different themes may implement different activity-loops […]

Hopefully the changes to optimise database calls (in 1.7??) will make a significant difference to the hosting requirements for even a small BP site.
We’ve not found MT to be the most efficient in terms of memory […]

@modemlooper — the fix would be to get rid of most of those classes that BP adds, not create more!

As @modemlooper points out, this is trivial to implement with a little PHP development knowledge.

s2member builds on top of the WordPress roles and capabilities system — so, in addition to the s2member wrapper […]

@FIQ – horizontal navigation tends to work well with a small set of options, but falls over for a flexible site with large numbers of screens / menu options / tabs. As you add more screens (photo albums, events, […]

@hnla – Yes, I did (very accurate hammer)… see end of previous thread. @modemlooper had to start 2nd thread as we’d reached some sort of posting limit.

[p.s. any idea what that limit is? — was it because of […]

Yep, nothing wrong with that file.

MIght be worth Googling to see if it’s a litespeed related problem, or if anyone has had the problem previously. Then bump again on here.

Say it isn’t so!

Handy for you in this case, but a nightmare generally speaking. A class of ‘confirm’ is something that’s quite likely to be used by devs, without wanting any unexpected Javascript kicking […]

OK, so the problem is in your configuration, rather than your theme / plugins.

A few suggestions to try: setting / resetting your permalink structure (from wp-admin); checking your .htaccess for redirects. […]

It’s purely voluntary – with reasonably regular input from one of the core developers.

People will answer questions that take their fancy, or where they can provide useful feedback (and sometimes when they […]

Does it work using the bp-default theme and with all your plugins (apart from BuddyPress) deactivated?

Here’s a related thread — although, about post urls rather than member profile URLs, in the activity stream. […]

Activity stream content is created / hard coded when the item is created, so you have your old member urls in there.
You have two options.. A search and replace in your database of old style links, or add a […]

@karmatosed — placing multiple elements on screens looks like site designs to me (specifically, it looks like landing page designs), rather than simple template parts. If you keep them simple / one function, it […]

Have to say I’m totally in agreement with @modemlooper on this – you shouldn’t be designing a site here, these should be minimal template parts to present a given element… Which will improve the chance of them […]

Using phpmyadmin.. Export your tables to file on the source site, and import from that file on the destination site.
There are plenty of tutorials on moving a WordPress site.. Have a Google.

Your items (activity, groups, etc.) will all have member IDs in them, and other key fields.

If you try to move those tables without moving the members table as well, you will lose all the keys, and the items […]