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Ah, found the Feed, Still curious about the plugin though.

@miguelcortereal, Thanks for the feedback, SeoPress update is in work.

@djpaul Some user report this issue:

Fatal error: Cannot access empty property in …/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-template.php on line 787

and after update to 1.6.1 the error moved to line 823:

Fatal error: Cannot access empty property in …/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-template.php on line 823

I’m not sure if this is a theme bug or BuddyPress related.

Two things..first, terrified to update..last one cost me tons of work..crashed everything. Second, this is directly to George: Your BP Lots Feeds..accommodates my need for feeds in Forums..does it still work with the new updates? Not been updated for a while.
If the Buddypress 1.6.1 has forums feed already, where the heck do I find them.
Susan

No worries @kristarella. Thanks for posting what the problematic plugin was.

@rossagrant — I think it’s a site by site, use case by use case, issue. I don’t think one or the other approach should be forced. Would be nice if the core functions for blog post updates / edits provided a parameter to set one or the other behaviour.

Some sites may want a snapshot in time, others will want activity stream content that evolves with changes to the underlying content.

I suspect in the majority of cases, edited blog posts after publishing are relatively rare, but can also envisage situations where they are a fundamental part of the site operation — and may also require bumping to the top of the stream.

You also have the issue of minor edits (fixing typos) versus major edits (fundamental content changes) — they may logically need handling in different ways, but are complex to differentiate between in code.

In the short term, the solution is to build or own hooks to give site specific behaviour.

@mercime @zkwc I have the same issue. I am using a child theme of the bp-default theme. Any advice gratefully received.
Thanks

This doesn’t seem to be a BuddyPress question. Does cometchat have support forums you could ask?

In general, if you can’t find a bit of markup in your theme, just add it.

@rossagrant – if you want to keep the bumping of posts on edit, you should be able to hook on to the edit_post or pre_post_update actions, and modify the datetime of the corresponding activity item.

Be careful though, as edit_post is also invoked when comments are added, so you’ll need to catch that condition. [not sure if that’s also the case with pre_post_update]

Yes, wondering what you’ve done to get it like that. Have you got two copies of WordPress (http://processpedia.designquotes.com.au/ and http://processpedia.designquotes.com.au/buddypress/)? Or are you running multisite, and “buddypress” is a site?

@Chouf1 We’ve fixed the NOBLOGREDIRECT thing in 1.6.1

Yes, and I work very closely with John; he’s also the lead developer of BuddyPress. You did not ask John about the BBP_Theme_Compat error message. It’s not a BuddyPress class, so it’s not a BuddyPress problem.

You have a standard PHP error message. It’s saying it can’t find the BBP_Theme_Compat class, and you’re using it in /themes/animassrdblogbp_kid/functions.php on line 32. You (or whoever built your theme) need to figure out what you’re doing in functions.php that triggers this errors.

Intended. See https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4090 for a lot of discussion.

Hi Websitevala, if possible can you go to your BuddyPress settings and resave and also resave the permlinks under Settings? This may not be it but a good check.

If that doesn’t work it’s worth checking if a plugin could be interacting and testing (if possible) with the default BuddyPress theme.

If we’re still out of luck as to where the culprit is can you please link to your site (if possible) and tell us what theme you are using? Also if you are able to paste into https://gist.github.com/ any errors you are having in your error log (your hosting can help you locate this), that would also be helpful.

As for what gets effected when you upgrade, well that’s a little dependent on your set up. It is usually advised to make sure all your essential plugins and your theme either have updated versions or work with BuddyPress 1.6 – the same goes with WordPress.

Yeah, I found that the search box on this site is broken too. Also the sidebar login widget redirects you to the home page instead of the page you were on, which is super annoying.

Anyway, I’m pretty sure you can use Google to search this site. use “your search term site:buddypress.org”

No changes were made to the theme.

If you’re moving forum content, you probably want to be migrating to bbPress rather than BuddyPress. Check it out, especially its importers — it should give an idea of the appropriate APIs to use.

@formbi,The simplest way without code edit or plugin is to use css to hide it. look for the page ID and write something like: .page-item-78{ display: none ! important;} where 78 is your page ID you can hide as may pages as you want by adding a coma

Does it require any theme changes from 1.6?