BuddyPress.org

Install this plugin https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-extended-settings

Has option to turn off setting.

@mercime just putting remove_theme_support doesn’t work. You have to add it to a certain action.

How many activity items and groups do you have?

Are you using an object cache?

Switch to the twentyeleven theme. Disable BuddyPress.

Can you reply to comments on posts/pages then?

@naijaping @designnz +1!

@Paul Gibbs thanks for your reply and but the problem is fix.

You might want to look at something like this: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-groupomatic/

@matthillcomer are you referring to posts by multiple authors in single WP or posts by members in subsites of a Multisite installation?

== I have to do more investigation as to whether I can use this plugin with my theme, or how to install it so it is compatible. ==

@nwweavers we have “template-packed” a number of WP themes for BP compatibility https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/#template-packed-wordpress-themes

I figured out that I had to select BP as the default theme, which overrode my current theme and messed things up. I have to do more investigation as to whether I can use this plugin with my theme, or how to install it so it is compatible. Thanks for the response!

@theonlytexaspete did you activate sitewide forums (bbPress plugin) only or did you also activate the Forums for Groups?

@nwweavers you have a different situation altogether. please start a new topic and include basic info about your installation like WP/BP versions, new/updated installation, single/multisite, and the like

== and now our menu bar has disappeared altogether ==

@stuart-elliott is this happening for logged-in/logged-out users?

Some thoughts:
– Go to Settings > BuddyPress -> Settings -> Main Settings and make sure that you have checked ” Show the Toolbar for logged out users “
– Change to bp-default theme and check if issue is resolved. If so, it’s very likely a theme issue. Know that Themekraft will be updating the Custom Community theme next week if not sooner.

I’m having this same problem; I don’t know how it started, but threads are getting assigned IDs for deleted threads where the recipients are still in the database (same problem that was found in this trac entry https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3971)

I don’t really want to hack the core to fix it, I’d rather just do a SQL query to delete any recipients for threads that don’t exist. Are there any caveats in doing this?

Ooh, I just discovered that all the old messages don’t have a thread assigned, but they should! This happened during an upgrade from a much older version… I wasn’t involved in that process, so I don’t know quite what happened. I think I can reassign the messages their thread number by looping through the thread message_ids… Is it possible to do that with a SQL query or do I have to use PHP to get the IDs out of the array?

This must be why the new messages started assigning low value thread numbers. Does the new thread take it’s ID from the thread table or the messages table?

I use this PlugIn: http://bp-tutorials.de/2010/09/private-buddypress

It’s not updated since a long time but it still works fine for me…

@marc-birkett Could be a theme issue and not a BuddyPress issue at all.

Your theme needs to have something like this
` if ( is_singular() && get_option( ‘thread_comments’ ) )
wp_enqueue_script( ‘comment-reply’ );`
in header.php or enqueued in theme’s functions.php file

@natetheaverage this thread is more than a year old. Pls start a new topic for your issue.

Could very well be that you have BP Template Pack plugin activated which enqueues global.js and your own theme enqueues the same global.js in its functions.php file, hence two global.js showing up.

@naijaping hey man thats works great – I dont supposed you can share the code you use to get that menu in your header.

Thanks