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Are you using BuddyPress 1.5 if so have you checked to see if your theme is updated for that?

I had exactly the same problem. The Javascript to create the submit button when you click into the what’s new field was missing from the generated HTML. I needed to add code to my functions.php file to enqueue _inc/global.js. Additionally, since I was developing the theme as a subtheme of a non-buddypress theme I needed to change get_template_directory_uri() to get_stylesheet_directory_uri() and copy the global.js file.

Have you updated to the latest theme version along with updating to BuddyPress 1.5?

Have you tried wrapping the stylesheet in this code:


if (!is_admin()){
// output the stylesheet enqueues here
}


https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/is_admin

Hmm first up a little more information about your set up would be good.

Are you running single or multisite WordPress?
Are you on the latest WordPress?
Have you checked the minimal server requirements for WordPress and that your server meets these?
Do you have a memory limit in your php.ini file (you may have to ask your host about this)?
Have you tried deactivating all other plugins then just trying BuddyPress with the default theme?

No need to link to your admin panel – make sure you don’t put private information also (just incase) on this forum as it’s a public forum.

I’m having the same problem but it doesn’t work in either the default or my custom theme (well actually I don’t have any child member files anyway)

O.K. I found the readme file, I’m embarrassed, and noticed you can theme and redirect. I’m not sure I want to redirect though because it defeats the BuddyPress feel. PostHaste seems to work with it if you don’t want to use the P2 theme. I guess I have to find a way to remove the two links that are showing up and include another link somewhere to the Blog Homepage for adding posts.

Thanks for your plugin

You need to update your theme. The upload during registration option was removed in BuddyPress 1.5’s default theme.

Hi,

I installed Groupblog on WordPress 3.2.1 & BuddyPress 1.5 using the BuddyPress default theme. It seems to be working except that I don’t see an easy way to post to it. I activated it network-wide then enabled the blog through the group admin. It created a Blog tab in the group page which displays posts. If I use the Dashboard -> New Post link in the BuddyPress admin bar, it takes me to the site blog rather than the group blog. There are two links on the Groupblog page; one is to the Sample page that WordPress comes with and the other to Events which is a page for the EventsManager plugin.

Am I missing something?

Thanks

First, if you want to customize the BuddyPress Default theme, please build a child theme so your customizations won’t be wiped out when you upgrade BuddyPress:
https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/building-a-buddypress-child-theme/

Secondly, once you’ve created your child theme, copy over /plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/members/single/home.php to your theme’s folder.

Make sure you preserve the folder structure:
/wp-content/themes/MYCHILDTHEME/members/single/home.php

Then, you can add a regular posts loop from WordPress in your /members/single/home.php:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/query_posts

You’d need to get rid of `bp_get_displayed_user_nav()` and `bp_get_options_nav()` from your BP templates specifically in the /members/single/ folder of your theme.

Or is should say bp_dtheme_ajax function is getting called twice

Something is calling the Ajax.php file 2x. Only way to fix is to find where it’s being used and kill it

Delete _inc folder from child theme and make sure BuddyPress template pack plugin is not installed

is this working in 1.5?
my users are creating blogs like http://blogname.subdomain.domain.com

i’m using WordPress 3.2.1 with BuddyPress 1.5

define ( ‘BP_ROOT_BLOG’, 14 );
define ( ‘BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG’, true );
define ( ‘BP_ENABLE_ROOT_PROFILES’, true );
define( ‘BP_SILENCE_THEME_NOTICE’, true );
define ( ‘BP_REGISTER_SLUG’, ‘socailmembership’ );

am i doing something wrong?

BuddyPress has it’s own integrated with WordPress users – you can add profile fields and have other control things. In theory they are the same but with additions.

Yes, if you want to maximise what the site does getting a theme designed from the start for BuddyPress is a good step. But, with the template pack as said you don’t have to do that.

Modernizr hasn’t had any draw backs for me. What exactly is your issue with it? Just load in WordPress after jquery and works like a charm.


wp_enqueue_script("jquery");
wp_enqueue_script('modernizr', get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/scripts/modernizr.js', array("jquery"), '2.0');


I store a hand rolled version of modernizr in my scripts/ folder. As I use child themes I use stylesheet as roll variations depending on what site requires.

My point about the width and stretching is not what the host uses but what you embed – it can limit to the embed size and therefore stretch. But, it depends on what hosting you are using for video.

I’ve worked on both the small and large scale with responsive so know both sides of the story.

Ajax issues sounds to me like a scripting clash I’d check using firebug what is going on if I was you.