Hi dvalken
Just to add info:
This issue has also been on my site for four years.
Only affects Android devices, not iPhone or pc/laptop.
When the buddypress drop-down items in the admin bar are clicked (top-right on screen) , for example Activity, Profile, Notifications, Messages, then the first sub-menu item is automatically selected and clicked without any user action. The user is unable to select the second or third sub-menu item.
Default WordPress Twenty Sixteen Theme.
Buddypress 10.6.1
I am somewhat at a loss with all the changes. I am using LiveCanvas for templating. There is a conflict with Buddypress when it comes to the Dynamic Templating aspect of Buddypress. For some reason, Buddypress pages are not being excluded. Not even when I put the Buddypress templating files in the Child Theme, making the use of Buddypress not an option. Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
Hi @pachat,
If one of your plugin or your theme is hooking to bp_uri then it means it’s not ready yet for BuddyPress 12.0 & up. For these situations we are making available a backwards compatibility add-on I advise you to install & activate:
BP Classic
Hi, v12.2.0 is breaking my site WPv6.4.3 + BuddyPressv12.2.0 + bbPressv2.6.9 + Theme Beehivev1.4.5
https://mysite.fr/members-2/0qchw/activity/
Deprecated: Le crochet bp_uri est obsolète depuis la version 12.0.0, sans aucune alternative disponible. in /home/mysite/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6031
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/mysite/wp-includes/functions.php:6031) in /home/mysite/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 1435
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/mysite/wp-includes/functions.php:6031) in /home/mysite/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 1438
That’s all on the activity page
On other pages, I get only the Deprecated message
Also on the forum page which shows no poste.
HTH
I had the same issue. But the plugin you recon does not work with BP 12.X (without Classic Theme). It was last updated 8 months ago. So I chose the BuddyPress Members only plugin which does the job.
@kmp2
You can use the following code snippet to increase image dimension.
function wbcom_custom_cover_image_sizes( $settings = array() ) {
$settings['width'] = 1920; // Your desired width
$settings['height'] = 1080; // Your desired height
return $settings;
}
add_filter( 'bp_before_xprofile_cover_image_settings_parse_args', 'wbcom_custom_cover_image_sizes', 10, 1 );
add_filter( 'bp_before_groups_cover_image_settings_parse_args', 'wbcom_custom_cover_image_sizes', 10, 1 );
You can also add custom CSS for cover images to make them responsive and adapt to different screen sizes.
you can check https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/buddypress-cover-images/ for more details
Tested again
If I disable ‘sign-in popup’ in the BuddyX theme I no longer get the parser error.
Buddypress 12.2
@agajania The User Groups accordion panel will only be accessible once you have disabled BP Classic. With BP Classic, you will have access to page options, which is the older approach. If your theme and other plugins are compatible with BP v12, then you can safely deactivate BP Classic.
Tested, works great.
BP 10.6.1
TwentySixteen theme
The single post layout is clearly a mistake.
After you have set your site for two sidebars, it’s deformed to force the blog to show one or none, no two-sidebar option on the single post, as logically there should be.
It crops the featured image, I don’t want my images to be cropped. I want two sidebars at all times, featured image not cropped, on top of the text and the text full-width of the image. There is also a lot of excess space around the various single post layouts that looks like a mistake and should be tightened up. Why would I want a theme with two sidebars, only to lose that with the single post?
Single Post Content Width setting clearly does not work, it shows text the same width as the header; but in action, the text remains a long narrow column.
I’m shelving this project, it’s a waste of my time, and I don’t have thousands of dollars to hire developers to do it right. Also note, I already got scrooed by Envato Theme Forest after paying $100 CAD for a social theme that was delivered BROKEN, and they refused to fix it, and it took a month of dealing with their abuse to get my money back from Paypal.
I have also already PAID hundreds to the Peepso crowd including installation fees; and that theme is a piece of crap with no font controls. So, I’m not in the mood to start BUYING more themes to try. Goodbye, project. Fini.
@kmp2 It’s a theme-specific sidebar setting single blog; Customizer has the option to tune up the single post layout. https://youtu.be/htQG6xfTFzE?feature=shared
@jgflores check once with your hosting; they can tell you more about possible 403 errors
regarding which theme you are using; try to test once with default https://wordpress.org/themes/twentytwentyone/
Hello. I was really happy to see BuddyPress now has a 2-sidebar format. I’d been setting up Peepso and didn’t like a lot of it, including the fonts you can’t control.
I’ve been tinkering to set up BuddyPress, and the first post looked so cute…. until you click on it to read it, and the whole thing falls apart, into a long narrow column. Goodbye theme structure.
From cute…
https://theamateursdigest.club/
to horrible mess:
Join The Cactophile Club!
Help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Thank you for your answer. I don’t have a customized theme, I use kleo child theme for my css, and not sure to be able to manipulate a template. Is it easy to create a plugin?
Thank you a lot for your answer 🙂
Thank you for your answer. Is it a code I have to put in function of my child theme ? I use Kleo theme… Thank you a lot !
@agorafolk You can achieve this by customizing your theme or creating a custom plugin to manipulate the output of the xprofile field data.
// Assume $user_id is the ID of the user and $field_id is the ID of your checkbox field
$selected_options = bp_get_profile_field_data( array( 'field' => $field_id, 'user_id' => $user_id ) );
// Split the selected options into an array
$options_array = explode(', ', $selected_options);
foreach ( $options_array as $option ) {
// Sanitize the option to create a valid CSS class
$class_name = sanitize_title( $option );
echo '<li class="option-' . esc_attr( $class_name ) . '">' . esc_html( $option ) . '</li>';
}
Dear Support,
After upgrading to version 12, all the member pages, such as the Profile, Activity, Notifications, Messages, etc., are completely empty. Before the update, everything was showing without any issues.
I have installed the BP Classic Plugin, but it didn’t solve the problem.
Another issue is that I am getting an “Server Error 403 Forbidden – You do not have permission to access this document” on the Members page
Do you have any idea what the cause may be and how I could solve it?
Thank you in advance!
WordPress and all the plugins are up to date:
– WordPress 6.4.3
– BuddyPress 12.2.0
– BP Classic 1.3.0
– Thrive Theme Builder 3.26
Updated 12.2.0
site sngolfgroup.com opens but no Login fields at the bottom of the page
Theme Tee-Up
Hi @imath,
You will be glad to know that I think I’ve uncovered the cause(s), or at least possible causes. I had the Block Visibility plugin installed, and have done on this and other sites for years with no problem, but it seems either an update to it, or another plugin (possibly BP) caused a conflict, but on top of that there was another issue with some custom code as well as a need to edit the htaccess file (to add a concatenate scripts line), and I think the last one may have been the major fix. However I also rolled back to the first release of BP 12 and haven’t yet updated again, as I have been busy replacing all the stuff Block Visibility was doing with another plugin (Block Logic) so I won’t know if I am out of the woods for a couple of days. I was getting errors all over the place, and for a while the admin was almost unusable as it wasn’t loading javascript (this was the htaccess fix), and I couldn’t edit or update any pages or widgets. No one else had reported the issue I had with Block Visibility on their support, but it is entirely possible that either no one else has the comination of plugins/theme I do or that they (like I did) didn’t think it would be that plugin causing an issue. If you get the chance to test it I would be interested to know if it is a conflict with Buddypress, as the nightmares it has caused me I wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy!
Hi @awol
Sorry to read about this issue. Have you checked deactivating all plugins but BuddyPress, activating a default WP Theme like Twenty Twenty-Four, and removing any custom code like wp-content/plugins/bp-custom.php or wp-content/mu-plugins/*.php ?
Hi @imath,
I don’t know if my issue is related to this release, as I haven’t been checking for a couple of weeks, but none of the Buddypress pages are loading – all I get is “Loading the xxx updates. Please wait.” – this is for Activity, Group Activity, Groups, Profile Activity, Notifications, Friends, Groups etc etc. No errors in server logs or debug log. However, if I change from Nouveau to Legacy they are fine, so obviously something is amiss with Nouveau, rather than it being a plugin or WP theme – can you suggest where I need to look to fix this? I have already tried deactivating and reactivating, turning off plugins and changing themes.I have also reuploaded the bp-nouveau folder/files from a new download of the plugin but still the same. I really need some help as my site is unusable and switching to legacy loses many of my style and functional customisations.
Hi @gomle
Thanks a lot for your feedback. About Notifications, I believe using the Notification Web API can improve your “pulling the user to the site” need.
Hi @oumz99
I agree we should look into import/export. To comply with GDPR, users can export the data they created on the site from their profile settings. But a more global tool would be great to easily develop BuddyPress themes or move community generated content to another site.
See & contribute to it there: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1058
Hi @bclaim
So do I! I totally agree with you. We need to rethink the Private Messages component/feature with the goal:
1. to make it a chat like system for member(s) to member(s) discussions as well as between group members discussions. What are channels in Slack could be groups in BuddyPress Private Messages. I’m looking carefully to the Block Editor live collaboration system as it may help us to reach this goal.
2. to move the Community wide notice feature outside of it.
@priyam1234
It should be the case. So it’s not an evolution to me but more a bug. I’ll look into it.
@everyone:
I’ll make sure to talk about it with other members of the BP Core Developers team during our next development meeting.
Here’s my 2 main wishes for 14.0.0:
– Review our different registration flows and allow Administrators to easily disable these BuddyPress registration flows.
– Build new BP Blocks along with a new BP Blocks only Theme to start using the WP Site Editor to customize our community area.
Dear Team,
I trust this message finds you well. I am encountering a compatibility issue between BuddyPress and my website, particularly on pages built using Divi (Ally theme). While other sections of the website function smoothly, the BuddyPress-integrated pages are experiencing disruptions, notably at the URL: https://kiero.tempurl.host/activity/.
Here are the relevant details:
WordPress Version: 6.4.2
BuddyPress Version: 12.2.0
Paid Memberships Pro – bbPress Add On Version: 1.7.4
RegistrationMagic Version: 5.2.5.9
WooCommerce Version: 8.5.2
Divi – Ally Child ThemeVersion: 1.5
I’ve tried troubleshooting independently, but the issue persists. It’s imperative to resolve this promptly to ensure seamless user interactions and community features.
Your expertise in addressing this specific compatibility issue between BuddyPress and Divi (Ally theme) would be greatly appreciated. Any guidance, updates, or troubleshooting steps you can provide are invaluable.
Thank you sincerely for your swift attention and assistance.
Best regards,