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@ubernaut did you apply the fix https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/6679 ?
Let me know and I can help test in your site.

Many many thanks. This works. Absolutely thrilled! My earlier comments about these forums 100% vindicated.

Ok I’ve found a working solution using WP 3.5, bp 1.6.2 and bp-moderation 0.1.6 … I have my flagging and unflagging with backend reports working perfect now.

Here is how I did it so you can fix yours:

Step 1.
Follow these steps to update some plugin code since the plugin is now unsupported.
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-buddypress-moderation-not-working-with-bp-161-wp-342?replies=9#post-3267296

Step 2.
Step 1 only allowed me to flag and unflag content with the super admin account only. If you have the same problem then open bpModLoader.php and comment the lines 64-66.

Change to following or delete to fix all users can flag posts.

// if (!is_super_admin()) {
// return;
// }

Hope this helps 😀

Cheers

Your account looks fine. Possible you had a naughty word in your reply that caused it to hit the comment blacklist?

Agree’d this is must needed feature to reduce cyber bullying risks of hosting sites like these. Im going to look into finding a solution, the only other option is I have a guy who can fix this for 200-300 usd maybe less…

Thanks for the kind words. 🙂

the backwards compatibility with non-bp (wp) themes was pretty buggy

This isn’t very helpful. Can you explain what bugs you experienced, and how to duplicate them?

Am I reading that correctly that if a 3-column layout is selected, then WP is to use sidebar-2.php????

@latinoleader Yes, in addition to the default sidebar.php on the other side of the content.

Based on the initial scan of the Evolve Pro theme, you would need to change 17 template files from within the 6 BP folders transferred into your theme’s folder in server during the compatiblity process.

Please confirm which layout you want for ALL your BP templates – no sidebar, 2-columns or 3-columns? I would go for the 2-columns but it’s up to you. Let me know so we can get this going.

To keep the admin toolbar in place for everyone, all the time, go to Settings > BuddyPress > Settings page — Main Settings – Toolbar and leave the box unchecked. That’s it.

If you prefer to use code snippets, no problem. There are tutorials out there which have snippets for different kinds of admin toolbar customizations. Or, you can check out the plugin code and use portions which would apply in your case.

@akumaseijin you have to find the theme_location of your secondary custom menu. For example, in the Twenty Ten theme, the theme_location is ‘primary’ see https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_nav_menu#Used_in_the_Twenty_Ten_theme

After you find the theme_location of your secondary menu, replace mamamia in what I posted at http://pastebin.com/jFLsdDJG

There are a number of plugins in the WP plugin repo which could change what shows up in the admin toolbar. For BP-specific nav links, check out https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-custom-profile-menu/

@ubernaut just tested Windows7 and Safari and same behavior applies with the latest WP/BP versions. Please do the honor of posting trac ticket for this issue.

EDIT – DOING_AJAX https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4736

When I go to create a new page, in WP, these 3 templates are in the template drop-down menu, in the Page Attributes section. Is it safe to assume that these templates are what you’re looking for?

@latinoleader We’ll see. What I need to know is what the default page structure is like. Because whatever you choose in the dropdown menu (e.g. no-sidebar) for the Members Directory, might not be the same page automatically generated when you go to the individual member’s page (depends on what the default page layout is for the theme).

Create a regular page and do not choose any of the templates from dropdown menu, what layout shows up when the page is published? Please post the page URI from this demo http://demo.theme4press.com/evolve-pro/ for the default page layout.

Email should work but much can go wrong including things connected to plugins, themes and functions.php or bp-custom.php files.

Presuming the email didn’t go into spam, and WordPress sent emails before installing BuddyPress, then one thing that can be tried is disabling all plugins except except buddypress and the ( un-customised ) bp-default theme.

If this is a localhost/dev site then php / server has to be correctly configured and/or upgraded for email. Alternatively WP Mail SMTP may be useful in this situation…

The main email address is set on the wordpress Settings > General page.

There may be other issues with buddypress in some situations. For more info see: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4689 and relevant links on that page.

@faeronsayn you’d either have to code that yourself or hire a developer to do so.

@doncgarner as of the version I helped with, yes, you would have to add all that code to the BP template files. It all depends on the theme. Open up your theme’s page.php and you’ll see the amount of code added by the theme author to give you all the options added to the theme. Other WP themes required only 2 files for BP compatibility or just less code.

You could wait for BP 1.7 coming up https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/roadmap sometime next year where you do not need to change anything in your template files at all (unless you want to totally customize the BP pages further).

hi,

trying to built your own component ? See https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-skeleton-component/

Hi,

sorry to ask that, but why don’t you use the built in BP widget Who’s online ?
for inspiration, see how it is built in bp-core-widget.php:124
You can also use bp-skeleton to built your own widget on a proper maner.
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-skeleton-component/

@faeronsayn You’re welcome. Glad the issue was resolved. Posting what error/s showed up will always help others help you 🙂 Cheers.