@officialmymilestonecard
I think you have a different issue – this is just an error appearing in debug logs, and certainly in my case it is not visually affecting anything I am aware of, maybe slowing the site down though. I would start a new thread if you haven’t already, and include any extra information you can to help others diagnose the problem, such as any errors in the console, debug logs, or any other info like which version of wordpress, theme etc. You might also want to try deactivating then reactivating Buddypress before all that to see if it helps.
Hello, my WP version is 6.1.1 my BuddyPress version is 11.0.0
I used the Theme https://themeforest.net/item/armadon-gaming-community-wordpress-theme/27957394?gclid=Cj0KCQiAiJSeBhCCARIsAHnAzT_68l6iD7qmpDX1_KFM-VnNqRGmsOrPpQ1dfq7xAjjg6jMI0PdAUDkaAlK0EALw_wcB
I get this issue when users attempt to log in into my website they get the message “Method not Allowed” and I can’t seem to be able to fix it
I am using the following:
WP Version: 6.1.1
Permalink: /%postname%/
Active Theme: BuddyX 4.4.5
Platform: Windows
Browser Name Chrome
PHP Version: 8.0.7
MySQL Version: 5.5.5
The plugins I have are these:
Activity Plus Reloaded for BuddyPress 1.0.8
Akismet Anti-Spam 5.0.2
BP Friends Suggestions Widget 1.1.0
BP Profile Search 5.4.7
BuddyPress 11.0.0
BuddyPress Activity ShortCode 1.1.8
BuddyPress Extended Friendship Request 1.2.1
BuddyPress Global Search 1.2.1
BuddyPress Login Redirect to Profile 1.2.3
BuddyPress Profile Completion 1.0.8
BuddyPress Simple Terms And Conditions 1.3
BuddyPress Xprofile Custom Field Types 1.2.5
Classic Editor 1.6.2
Classic Widgets 0.3
Colorlib Login Customizer 1.3.1
CookieYes | GDPR Cookie Consent 3.0.8
Custom Font Uploader 2.0.0
Duplicator 1.5.1
Easy Registration Forms 2.1.1
Force Login 5.6.3
GEO my WP 3.7.2.1
Kirki Customizer Framework 4.0.24
Quick and Easy FAQs 1.3.6
Shared Counts 1.4.1
Verified Member for BuddyPress 1.2.6
Wbcom Designs – BuddyPress Member Reviews 2.8.3
WordPress Username Availability Checker 1.1.8
I have configured a new Register page using ERForms. I’ve created just a wordpress page which has only a shortcode to the ERform.
I’ve set it at buddypress settings-> Pages -> register. Buddypress is redirecting to the wordpress regitration page instead of my page.
I’ve also changed the redirection at buddypress setting to whatever page (for example my FAQ page) and always redirects to the wordpress registration page.
I’ve tried also deactivating all plugin but buddypress and ERforms and no, buddypress is always redriecting to the standard wordpress registration page instead of what I am setting.
Any hint / idea what to cope this problem?
Thnks in advance
Anonymous User 18187419Inactive
Hi, I’m not sure about that, reach out to your theme developer for advice.
Meantime, easiest & safest way for you to add code snippets to your site would be to use the free plugin Code Snippets, get it from the wordpress.org plugins page.
I haven’t used BuddyBuilder but after looking at their offering I would guess that you are correct that this plugin is the culprit. It looks like they provide some other templating system to replace some of the standard BuddyPress pages and provide an entire authentication process. I think the first course of action should be to work with them to fix the problem. I mean they offer this entire solution so I’m assuming it does work! Also, did you try disabling this plugin?
Anyway, when I go to Settings>BuddyPress>Pages, I have these 4:
Activate, Activity, Members, & Register.
There may be more or less depending on features you’ve enabled. Activate, Activity, and Members are all blank pages, while Register uses the shortcode ‘[bbp-register]‘ (its actually a bbPress page). You should be able to at least create these 3 blank pages and assign them on that settings page.
Here’s another post about missing pages: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-to-create-login-and-register-pages/
Moderator shanebp says “BP does not handle a login page.” Here again I have a page with a bbPress shortcode ‘[bbp-login]‘. So basically it looks like login and registration need to be handled by some other plugin or theme.
There are hooks that can be used to modify these pages, but full control over content and styling would probably require a theme, plugin, or custom page templates. I tried Elementor with BuddyPress but quickly found that Elementor was making the process too complicated. TBH I think Elementor gets in they way more than it helps. I ended up using Blocksy and Stackable.
Hi @philippklaschka
Thanks for your report, this issue seems to be caused by this plugin https://github.com/projectestac/wordpress-invite-anyone/ It hooks to bp_core_install_emails to run the function ass_install_emails that does not exist see: https://github.com/projectestac/wordpress-invite-anyone/blob/master/by-email/by-email.php#L1710
I advise you to deactivate this plugin, update BuddyPress and then reactivate this plugin once done. The bp_core_install_emails hook is only fired by BuddyPress when you install/upgrade and use the tool to reinstall emails, so it should be ok. But I strongly advise you to contact the plugin author so that he fixes this issue.
Hi @netmanuth
Thanks for your report, I’ll check BuddyX, but I doubt issue is with this theme.
Thank you for your prompt answer
I’ll going to ask theme’s author as adviced.
CGC
My experience is the same as Helga006’s. I also reach-out out to the developer of the theme I use since Lars appear not to have any challenge updating using the BuddyX-theme.
Here is the error I receive.
“There has been a critical error on this website. Please check your site admin email inbox for instructions.
Learn more about troubleshooting WordPress.”
After the update I am not able to access the admin backend.
Thanks for your answer, @fawp.
I do have account settings component enabled, and I also checked in the Twenty twenty two theme, and I don’t see the possibility to change email in the Buddypress settings.
@adjunkten
Hi Lars,
I can’t speak for the BuddyX theme but, in general, in BuddyPress settings, if you have the ‘Account Settings’ component enabled, your users should be able to change their email address directly within their BuddyPress profile (BuddyPress profile, Settings tab, General sub tab).
It worked. I found out that in the new theme environment students no longer see their own classes when I set the group as hidden, but when I set it to private they DO see it. So it was a very easy fix for a strange choice made by the theme.
Thanks for your reply. I will keep this in mind (add it to trello)
We can close this ticket.
Hello
I use the BuddyX theme, and hide the WordPress menu for my users.
Is there any way to let users change email via the Buddypress user menu?
Thanks,
Lars
Hi developers,
I updated to 11.0.0 with no other issues than some translation missing. I use the BuddyX-theme.
Thanks for your work with this plugin.
Cheers, Lars
Hi Mathieu,
Yesterday I updated Buddy Press to version 11.0.0 and found that the login page stopped working after the update. The system simply prevents users from logging in. When a user tries to log in, the message “Session expired, please refresh the page and try again” appears. And so all the time. This may be some sort of conflict with my Rehub theme. I’ll check later. In the meantime, I had to roll back to the previous version.
Anyway, thanks a lot to the Buddy Press team for such a great plugin.
1. This issue seems to be coming from the Groups template in the theme. Contact theme author on this.
2. The second issue is coming fomr a hook where widgets are initialised. So this could again be coming from the outdated theme.
I am not sure about the code
<div class=”col-1-ads”>
<?php. echo do_shortcode(‘[widget id=”media_gallery-3″]’); ?>
</div>
WordPress v 6.1.1
BuddyPress v 11.0.0
Theme Onecommunity (latest version 3.7.8) (https://themeforest.net/item/onecommunity-buddypress-theme/3713046?gclid=CjwKCAiAqt-dBhBcEiwATw-ggL19B1O2bH4PjCwmpFyse_KZ7o4KEGnurStZcFrqDBd1d-3rDApwZxoC22cQAvD_BwE)
My frontend test Site: https://staging-rezodenthodenthcom-staging.kinsta.cloud/
Hi there!
1/ After updating my hosted site from php 7.4 to 8.0 (Kinsta hosting), buddypress causes the following critical syntax error !
2023/01/06 13:48:41 [error] 43493#43493: *668 FastCGI sent in stderr: “PHP message: PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected token “;”, expecting “)” in /www/rezodenthodenthcom_528 /public/wp-content/themes/onecommunity/buddypress/groups/single/group-header.php on line 29
The site (front and backend) is still visible but the groups are not displayed anymore in groups single page
Could you please be kind enough to help solving this first problem?
2/ I usually use a child theme with two small custom codes that worked fine in php 7.4 but with php 8.0, I have a new FTAL error. So it appears that this function somehow is not working correctly with the child theme enabled: call_user_func_array()
From that stack trace in the Fatal error, it is referencing BuddyPress with it:
#2 /www/rezodenthodenthcom_528/public/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-dependency.php(407): do_action(‘bp_widgets_init’)
As far as I know, our custom codes were very limited in 2 templates :
Template 1: group-sidebar.php :
WE CHANGED THIS CODE:
$group_id = bp_get_current_group_id();
echo do_shortcode( ‘[rtmedia_gallery context=”group” per_page=”6″ context_id=”5″ context_id=”‘ . $group_id . ‘”]’ );
BY THAT ONE:
if ( bp_group_is_visible() ) :
$group_id = bp_get_current_group_id();
echo do_shortcode( ‘[rtmedia_gallery context=”group” per_page=”6″ context_id=”5″ context_id=”‘ . $group_id . ‘”]’ );
endif;
Template 2: group-sidebar.php (for customiszation image ads in widget column) with this code:
<div class=”bp-sidebar-details”>
<div class=”bp-sidebar-details-category first”><?php _e(‘Advertisement’, ‘onecommunity’); ?></div>
<div class=”col-1-ads”>
[widget id=”media_gallery-3″]
</div>
I don’t understand what could interfere in php 8.0 environment!
What do you think about it? and could you help me to solve this second issue?
Thank you for your appreciated help ; )
C. GARCIA
Hey there Viet, appreciate your work with BuddyPress. Just wanted to let you and your team know that there may be some concerns with the latest version 11. I attempted to updated three times today and it brought my site down each time. I did three times because I wanted to be absolutely certain that the update was the cause of the site crashing.
IT may be some sort of conflict with my these as the error message pointed to a javascript page associated with my theme.
I currently use version, 10.6.0 and that works fine for me.
So you all are aware.
Next time I will catalog the error info for sharing with you all, this time I was preoccupied with bringing the website back to full functionality.
Thanks.
Anonymous User 18187419Inactive
Same issue using default theme? (eg. Twenty Tweny Two etc)
No custom code snippets active?
Any role editor/creator plugins used at any point?
Yes, i’m using bbpress 2.6.9 with wordpress 6.1 and socialize theme Version: 2.40.2. But it’s not the theme because i tried it with different themes and registered users still can’t create topics.
Anonymous User 18187419Inactive
hi exni,
– tested code snippet above posted by vapvarun, for members directory.
– works as expected on both legacy & nouveau
details:
WP 6.1.1
BP 10.6.0
Twenty sixteen theme.
note: code snippet was added using Code Snippets plugin by Code Snippets Pro. (free)
hope this helps you.
Thanks for your response. It has been this way from the start – very day i installed the buddypress plugin. I just tested with a new site and another theme but it’s thesame issue all round.
Has anyone been able to solve this issue with only 20 members showing per page? I’ve tried every bit of code and file change that I’ve found on the help forum and so far nothing has altered it. I’m using the Legacy theme if that helps.
Good day to you (all),
I’m working a new site, so this issue revolves with the staging environment. I use WPLMS, everything from theme, wordpress to plugins are up-to-date. And my problem is that the core function of adding students to groups isn’t working. I can add them in admin, and I see that they are added. But students doesn’t see a class added to it’s profile or is able to access the class.
The first reply from WPLMS support was: “I think its due to some kind of caching or something ,pelase clear cache and deactivate it for day or two and check this issue again.”
So I went to Kinsta Hosting and they told me that the staging environment has all caching options disabled. So I went back to WPLMS.
Their second reply is: “groups_join_group is a buddypress core function which is not working in your site .
Please contact buddypress plugin author support on this. in the past with your site we had a similar experience with caching where profile menu items were not appearing. This is caching believe it or not. I have debugged this already. If host cannot resolve this you can consider changing the webhost to wpengine.”
Could you help me? Adding students to classes/groups is essential for my dynamic educational website.
My website: https://env-meestergijs-premium.kinsta.cloud/
Buddypress: 10.6.0
WP: 6.1.1
Thanks,
Gijs
Anonymous User 18187419Inactive
Hi,
hope this is correct place to post.
Possible minor issue with WP blog comments/ Buddypress.
Visible with earlier BP versions, as well as latest 10.6.x.
– click reply to an individual blog comment left by user with an avatar in display name.
– then click X to cancel.
– the avatar gets added alongside the general new comment “Leave a reply” string.
– BP 10.6, also earlier versions.
– WP 6.0.3
– Twenty Sixteen theme.
