The original issue was resolved when activating BP at the network level.
I did just update to the latest release, and possibly discovered a bug. When attempting to add an existing user to sub-site, no email gets sent for verification. If I check the box to accept and not send an email, the user gets added and has instant access to the site.
As another user posted a year ago, a quick fix is to network enable BP and all is well. So my next question would be… is there a downside with having BP network enabled when it will only be used on 1/3 sites?
After submitting this ticket, I noticed this site looks the same regarding text replacing the avatar image. So I thought maybe it’s just a browser, tried IE11, Firefox, and Chrome, all look the same, no image.
IF this is NOT a WP/BP issue, could it be an internal issue?
I renamed that global file, and the Search Box came back (although I am still getting a 404 error through the Console Output). My custom theme is a child theme of the bp default theme and I am using:
The developer confirmed it was a global.js issue, which when clicked through the console, points here:
/* Setup activity scope and filter based on the current cookie settings. */
function bp_init_activity() {
/* Reset the page */
jq.cookie( 'bp-activity-oldestpage', 1, {
path: '/'
} );
Any help would be great!
Also, I just downloaded the bp zip, and looked for the files missing with the 404 errors from my previous post, and those files still there. I fix for this would be great as well.
I still have yet to figure this out. I have created a child theme to the default BuddyPress theme. I simply want to remove both the Email & Website input boxes.
Is there somewhere in the comments or functions file that I need to look?
I tried the add function on the link you sent, and it creates a new avatar in the settings sections, but the image does not actually appear. I have tried several paths, but no luck. What would the path look like considering I am using a child theme of the default BP theme?
It is going to gravatar and we block that site with our firewall, so that explains it. Is there a way to change all default avatars to a local directory?
I assume it links to the default wordpress directory since I followed instructions about allowing avatars to display and I had to look into WP Settings > Discussion.
