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I have created the buddypress sidebar in the themes settings.

@queertownabbey per layout of all your BuddyPress pages, the default page.php layout is full-width. Since we don’t have access to the premium theme, will refer you to examples of we’ve added sidebars to pages which are full-width by default at https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/bp-theme-compatibility-and-the-wordpress-default-themes/ specifically with the Twenty Eleven theme

bp_core_avatar_handle_upload()

but it’s part of a larger sequence of functions and may not work properly on it’s own.

look through plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-avatars.php

I previously had the “BP Compatibility Pack” without knowing that I didn’t actually need it for the new BP version. Could that plugin have cause the issue at hand?

If you mean the BP Template Pack, then yes, you don’t need it. I would delete that from the plugins page. If you already ran the BP Template Pack with your theme activated, then remove the BuddyPress folders which might have been moved to your current theme in server namely: /activity, /blogs, /forums, /groups, /members, and /registration

I have the same issue. i’m using Response 2.0 Theme by Cyberchimps and have the following plugins the same as brinkin:

BuddyPress Follow
bbPress – Report Content

i deactivated them both but it didnt fix the problem

@abses91 the platform theme has a proprietary templating system which could have caused that issue. You’d need a simple buddypress.php file in your site’s theme folder which includes the HTML structure you want for all your BuddyPress pages along with WP loop with wp_title and wp_content. On another note, wasn’t there a plugin to bridge the platform theme with BP? Have you tried checking out or posting at the platform theme’s forums to see if others have experienced the same issue and if they have resolved it?

P.S. RE plugin bridge – that was for another theme.

BuddyPress has been deactivated in your site. Could just be a theme conflict. Next time, check BP with on of WP default themes.

@learningeveryday from what I gather from your original post, you want a way for members to publish a blog post from their profile pages, right? Check out http://buddydev.com/buddypress/introducing-buddyblog-allow-users-to-blog-from-their-buddypress-profile/

@wkolcz You created a child theme of what parent theme? Have you checked out https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/theme-compatibility-1-7/a-quick-look-at-1-7-theme-compatibility/ ?

@ofloveandbeauty Don’t you need Genesis Connect for BuddyPress plugin anymore for your StudioPress theme? Have you checked out StudioPress forums if others have resolved the same issue?

Hey @jetlej.

On WordPress multisite, Super Administrators can edit/see/delete anything they want to. It’s their site, after all, so they are free to police it.

On WordPress single site, all Administrators have the same privileges as above.

We have been slowly rolling in the concept of moderator capabilities into BuddyPress for the past few years, though it’s not quite in a place yet where it’s been fully audited and integrated to be able to add/remove explicit permissions.

It’s not ideal for everyone, but it works well for most. Can you explain more about your setup and how this is an issue?

I need this functionality on my website. How does admin see the private messages in BuddyPress?

you can look here (not an endorsement):

http://themeforest.net/category/wordpress/buddypress

If you say you tried Twenty Fourteen and BuddyPress 1.9 is not working, then it’s possible there is a plugin conflict somewhere.

This is probably related to this ticket:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5021

Can you list the plugins you are using that affect page content? Anything that tries to inject or modify the page content.

This is probably related:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5301#comment:3

Thesis probably has an unusual method for displaying page content. Atahualpa, another theme, suffers from the same issue.

Since Thesis is a paid theme, I do not have access to see how their templates are set up.

Hallo @marmuel,

what theme do you use ?
Does poEdit generate correctly the.mo file ?
Is the .mo file in the right folder ? (wp-content/languages/buddypress-de_DE.mo)
Are you using some special characters like umlaut, sz, usw ?

The string contains a plural form, so it could be possible you omit one ?

%1$s bis %2$s (von insgesamt %3$s aktiven Mitglieder)

Du köntest Dir auch die Sprachdatei von hier runterladen !

BuddyPress und Erweiterungen

Hi,

I have WP 3.6.1., BuddyPress 1.9.1., bbPress 2.5.2., Cubepoints 3.2.1. and CubePoints Buddypress Integration 1.9.8.9..
I want to display the avatars in the CubePoint Top Users Widget.
I tried many found solutions on several forums, just to mention some of them:
1) adding code to cp_hooks.php
$y[‘avatar’] = get_avatar($user->ID,$size = ’30’);
$string = str_replace(‘%avatar%’, $y[‘avatar’], $string);
And add %avatar% in the text field of the widget. Empty Avatars appears of the top users while they all have avatars uploaded in their profile.
2) I tried the solution of r-a-y
Added functions.php to the template/default folder of bbPress. But it is still not working (settings>discussions is well set up). BUT I noticed that all avatars have a path like /wp-content/uploads/avatars/#/’. $author_id. Between /avatars/ and the author_id there is a number that is different from one member to another. How can I adadpt the path to fit it?
3) I mixed solution 1 with bp code and added in cp_hooks.php
$y[‘avatar’] = get_avatar( bbp_get_current_user_id(), ’30’ );
This display of course the same avatar for all top users in the widget, naimly the avatar of the logged in user.
4) is a mixed of 1) and r-a-y solution
added in cp_hooks.php $y[‘avatar’] = get_avatar(bb_bp_avatar($user->ID), ’30’ );
and added functions.php to the my-template folder of bbPress, but it is not working.

Anny help appreciated.
T.

@craftersuniversity

I completely deleted the whole database and FTP server space, and re-installed WordPress and BuddyPress, and then the problem was gone.

That indicates it is either your database or your FTP server space that is causing the problem. You’ll need to determine where exactly the problem is coming from by a process of elimination.

The next step I’d take is to use a brand new database with your FTP server space. If the problem persists then you’ll know the problem lies with your FTP server space. If the problem resolves then you’ll know it is your database causing the problem.

My guess is that it’ll be your files and not your database where the problem lies.

search buddypress honey pot and try that

i don’t know any php and i’ve been using and helping others use buddypress for many years now.