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July 20, 2010 at 10:12 am #86241
In reply to: default crop avatar selection is not working
vsimovic
MemberHey guys,
i am using Jukt micronics theme downloaded from BuddyPress webiste and avatar crop after upload works in all browsers except IE8. It’s strange that it works in IE7, but not working in IE8.
When i upload the photo it gives me this error:
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URI: http://www.teledruzenje.com/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js?ver=1.4.2I didn’t upgrade BP to 1.2.5.2. Does this problem occur in new version too?
It would nice if somebody would give some hint to us what to do to solve this strange problem.
Cheers
July 18, 2010 at 2:20 am #86049In reply to: default crop avatar selection is not working
SMC JoCo
ParticipantFurthermore, we just updated the version today and it was having the same issue on the old version
July 18, 2010 at 2:19 am #86048In reply to: default crop avatar selection is not working
SMC JoCo
ParticipantAny suggestions on what to do? we have tried this on all versions of the top 3 browsers, different size of images, file types, etc and cannot update.
We get an error on page when attempting to do so.
This started happening about a week ago for us as well. When the image is uploaded there is a box that appears with resizing handles, and disappears as soon as you click on it. Very frustrating for our 225 members for our new site we just launched using buddypresshere are the details:
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URI: http://smcjoco.com/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js?ver=1.4.2July 16, 2010 at 9:50 pm #85930In reply to: Some basic questions….
r-a-y
Keymaster1) Yes, this is possible via this plugin – http://www.justin-klein.com/projects/wp-fb-autoconnect
2) Yup, BP offers profiles with avatar uploading / cropping.
3) By P2P, I believe you mean the activity stream. You can disable that in the admin area.
4) It depends what you mean by “simple forum”. The forums in BuddyPress do not offer a universal backend to administrate topics. Also, an important distinction you need to know is BuddyPress uses a concept known as “groups”. You need to create a group before you can enable a forum. This is similar to way Facebook works with fan pages. If you need a traditional forum (with forum categories, admin interface), stick to your bbPress install.If you just want profiles, you can enable just the profiles component and turn off the rest.
The fundamental difference between BuddyPress and bbPress is this:
-bbPress is a forum
-BuddyPress is a social networking scriptI believe it’s possible to have extended profiles and avatars on your bbPress install as well. There should be a few plugins out there that does the job.
Re: future of bbPress – it’s pretty much confirmed that bbPress will become a WordPress plugin some time late this year (in fact, work has begun!). Standalone bbPress will cease to exist. However, there are plans to provide backwards compatibility to the new plugin via an import script.
July 16, 2010 at 1:05 am #85843In reply to: default crop avatar selection is not working
ronia
ParticipantThe default crop results in a final image that is different from default crop area shown.
Moving the crop handle even slightly results in proper cropping.
This is confirmed to occur in all browsers in all congurations in all fresh installs of fresh WP 3 and fresh latest downloadable BP 1.2.5.2.July 16, 2010 at 12:56 am #85841In reply to: default crop avatar selection is not working
dtclarinet
ParticipantIt seems odd that the select tool to choose crop area still does not show at all. When I installed BP, it worked. I just tried deactivating all BP plugins, and even with just the base BPplugin, the select tool fro group avatar does not show, so unable to select crop area.
I think this may have occurred with the latest BP update, since I know it worked a week ago.
Thanks,
DavidJuly 14, 2010 at 10:14 am #85544In reply to: BP Member Filter
John James Jacoby
KeymasterThis plugin is going to get a good nudge soon, I promise. The solution with removing the ampersand actually cropped up recently and I just patched it in the trunk, so it’s correct and won’t hurt anything.
I’m going to make a UI in wp-admin to allow you to select which fields are searchable, and it will include a bundled template to get you by to start with. ETA on this is a week or two at least.
July 14, 2010 at 4:56 am #85528In reply to: default crop avatar selection is not working
pandragon
MemberAlso https://buddypress.org/community/members/pandragon/profile/change-avatar/ not working lol
July 14, 2010 at 4:54 am #85527In reply to: default crop avatar selection is not working
pandragon
MemberAlso having problem can’t replace avatars and can’t crop http://www.pandragon.com Also no new emails on registering are being sent out and password reset not being sent out
July 14, 2010 at 1:23 am #85504In reply to: default crop avatar selection is not working
intimez
ParticipantUnderstood and trying to provide as much info as you need to get this issue addressed so one less ticket. chrome is 6.0.458.1 dev and firefox is 3.5.9
attached image of a different one in trac
happens on every picture uploaded
i finish two new installs with same problemJuly 13, 2010 at 10:08 pm #85485In reply to: default crop avatar selection is not working
Brandon Allen
Participant@intimez thanks for the info. What version of Chrome and Firefox are you using?
I said possible related, because who knows exactly what “can’t crop” means. It could mean they are completely unable to crop, or it could mean that it’s the same issue as you. That’s why it’s always good to give as much detail as possible. I am however inclined to agree with you since you’re having the issue on Chrome and Firefox.
As far as posting images on Trac, you just click the add attachment button. Make sure you fill in the “Description” box when adding an image so people know what they’re about to see.
From your images, it looks like you were uploading a transparent gif or png. Is this correct? If so, which one? If it’s a png file, is it 8-bit, or 24-bit? Would you mind posting, for download/testing, the actual image you used where you got the error. Along with this, do you get the error on every image you try, or was it just that particular image? I know that’s a lot of questions, but they help.
July 13, 2010 at 1:58 am #82002In reply to: default crop avatar selection is not working
intimez
ParticipantUnrelated issue I think
linux, php 5.2.11, apache 2.2.14, mysql 5.0.91-community
tested under chrome and firefoxMine is not about can’t crop, it’s the crop selection. Moving crop selection work ok.
Before: http://img149.imageshack.us/img149/7670/bpcrop1.png
After: http://img196.imageshack.us/img196/6986/bpcrop2.pngHow can I include picture to trac?
July 12, 2010 at 9:39 pm #85329In reply to: default crop avatar selection is not working
Brandon Allen
Participant@intimez
Saw your ticket on Trac. Can you give some more info on your setup? What kind of file (jpeg, gif, png, etc)? PHP version? Windows or Linux server? Browser/browser version? There is what seems to be a similar/related report of this issue here (https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/ie8-cant-crop-avatar-last-step-of-registration-for-buddypress-1-2-5/) using IE8.July 11, 2010 at 10:47 pm #85184In reply to: default crop avatar selection is not working
dtclarinet
ParticipantSame here http://blog.davidhthomas.net unable to crop avatar in bp profile.
July 11, 2010 at 9:58 pm #85180In reply to: default crop avatar selection is not working
somethingelse
Participantme too… don’t even get the crop tool… just a preselected crop of the uploaded image… which often isn’t very attractive
July 11, 2010 at 9:31 pm #85171In reply to: default crop avatar selection is not working
ajohnson
Membersame problem here. any ideas?
July 9, 2010 at 10:13 am #84917Joss
ParticipantUpdate: I can see how to remove the aspect ratio in the Jcrop script, that’s cool – but when you remove the aspect ratio, you get some funky results on the avatar preview panel, with it stretching the image.
This makes sense because of the way the preview is handled, with it stretching the image in the pane to reflect the cropped area – so I guess the thing to do is remove the preview pane altogether and let the user work it out based on the crop boundaries they’re creating.
July 6, 2010 at 7:49 pm #84495In reply to: Missing avatars with WP3.0 & BP1.2.5
Doug
ParticipantOK. PEBKAC error. I was looking at the wrong dir (needed blogs.dir) and the permissions were wrong. Now, it appears to do the upload, but no files appear in the corresponding folder and nothing appears in the crop UI. If I understand the blogs.dir structure correctly, I think I it is trying to create a new blog dir (4) for the images that should apply to the core blog (1). Am I on the right track?
I cannot be the only one with these issues. Can I?
July 1, 2010 at 5:38 pm #83814In reply to: The Chemistry Book
LPH2005
ParticipantI know – you are probably sick of updates – but what’s more fun than creating something from nothing?
So here goes the latest:
Number 1:
Moodle is now operational – the login ID is now tied to the WordPress login. Students no longer need to register twice – but only once. The same login ID and password used at the front of the site is the same as the moodle account.Number 2:
Theme changes to moodle so that the Wiki and WP are available from the top navigation.Number 3: (and this one is cool!)
http://www.thechembook.com/wiki/index.php/StudyStack
This is an embedded PDF containing links to the vocabulary students are to memorize. If the student clicks on the link then the vocabulary loads – and provides an opportunity for the kids to play hangman, solve a crossword puzzle, etc.
Number 4: (boring nerd stuff)
BuddyPress was updated to the latest stable version – with some additional plugins and edits. Theme changes in Moodle and MediaWiki to accept the navigation. Embed plugin for PDFs and web into the Wiki.Bragging stuff:
Yep, over one-half million page views on this site since it’s launch. Oh – and a friend did a great job showing the site in Texas at the HP conference.What could possibly be left? Glad you asked!
1. The photos album is going to be expanded. I can’t wait for the BP Album + …
2. Bug fixes: I suspect once kids start using this thing again – they’ll find problems and want things changed.
3. Embed learning guides so they do not need to be downloaded.
4. Performance on BuddyPress is really poor. This is due to RackSpace, their MA and lack of being able to use expired headers and gzip. I cannot use minify either. This causes plugin errors to crop up. These problems are supposed to be fixed in W3-Total-Cache next release.
5. More content! Yes. While there are over 550 articles, so much detail is missing. So lets hope I can convince kids to actually add more content
June 18, 2010 at 11:19 am #81845In reply to: issue on wp 3.0 install with BP
iainnorman
Memberalso custom avatars no longer appear, nor to most of my thumbnails, pictures or avatar cropping.
files are uploaded into blogs.dir/files (I upgraded from WPMU) I have included the rewrite ruleRewriteRule ^(.*/)?files/(.*) wp-includes/ms-files.php?file=$2 [L]
but so far it’s not doing anything usefull.
June 18, 2010 at 6:08 am #81835In reply to: Avatar Crop Tool Only Shows A Portion Of Avatar
sandholdt
ParticipantHi there – have you found a solution for this because I have the same on my wpmu 2.9.1 and buddypress 1.2.4.1 the crop tool are not working at all and 2 images are shown also. Please let me know if you have found the solution.
Thx.
Regards
SandholdtJune 11, 2010 at 9:12 am #81250In reply to: Noob questions?
yocalif
ParticipantI don’t know why I didn’t just try to use the html tag, I read your link and it shows an open expression
http://www.thechembook.com/groups/announcements/forum/topic/test-of-inline-images/maybe that is why the image is representative of me…….

• As for trying to setup an avatar on buddypress.org, after selecting my avatar pic and clicking on upload, I get a blank page. yesterday and before I would get an error message. I have tried setting up the same avatar on my BP test site and it works fine, after upload the crop image thing loads and the image saves as an avatar fine.
June 2, 2010 at 8:30 pm #80430In reply to: Avatar Crop Tool Only Shows A Portion Of Avatar
darrin365
MemberNo one else has suffered this problem?
June 2, 2010 at 6:34 pm #80419Ty
ParticipantI was able to fix mine finally. While it may not be a conflicting plugin, it is quite possible that the theme you are using is calling its own scripts in away that makes the DOM skip BP’s loading of jCrop. (I could be way off and may not even be using the terms correctly. In the end, jCrop was inserting into the source code but it seemed like it would be after everything else had ran.) In my case, I looked into my theme’s folder, and found that it had its own “includes” folder. Inside this folder was a “scripts.php” function. From there, I read where it was pulling its scripts from. I then dropped the jCrop into the directory that it was looking into, and inserted the code to load up jCrop. It fixed it. I know this won’t work for you probably, but I hope that I was able to explain it enough of a way that you will be able to find and fix it similar to my example.
Hopefully this will somehow get fixed in the next update, but who knows how long it will take?
Good luck, and I wish I could give a more cookiecutter way of fixing it.
June 2, 2010 at 5:32 pm #80414Ty
ParticipantIt seems v1.2.4.1 has removed that piece of code. So far, out of scouring the internet for almost a week, I still have seen no type of help or aid in this. A few people have pointed to plugins interfering with the crop functionality but the only plugins I currently have are BP, and the BP Template Pack. I’m still trying to discover a fix myself but would greatly appreciate it if someone a little more code savvy has stumbled upon the fix.
It seems to revolve around jCrop not being a function. However, I inserted the function straight into the page but still can not get it to recognize as a function, which is quite interesting.
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