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Darn it I could have added that ages ago is this really the first time it’s been noticed

@modemlooper https://trac.buddypress.org/changeset/3334/
I’ve just put this into trunk. Thank you for the heads-up.

Same thing here!
After I installed buddypress and activate the default theme I viewed the webpage and there is nbo where to login as admin. When I logged out, I couldn’t log in again as admin. What gives? Is anyone going to answer this question?
Paul

Isn’t the simple answer to copy across page.php fix up and submit? they are testing the child theme after all, it will perform as expected then, it may defeat the purpose of a child theme but fixes the issue from your perspective?

it is possible that your theme is refering to one of the 3 deprecated activity tables ?
3 in the past, actually 1, with another name.

Old theme? Can you test if you have the option on bp-default? If you do, take a look at https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/bp-default-theme-changelog/

You’ll need to load this manually, preferably via functions.php (https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_enqueue_script). Javascript and CSS files aren’t automatically loaded by WordPress child themes.

have the same problem. any solution?

I don’t know what you mean. Plus I think we are reluctant to change the default theme at all before 1.3.

Sorry to hear about your father. My prayers go out for him and for your peace.

If your columns are not equal height then the separator will never match unless you use images that span the height of the page. The tags issue is the tags plugin issue. I do not test themes for every plugin. If you use plugins and things go wonky you will need to edit to fix them. Those tags are coded to fit a full width page. You’ll have to mess with the css to fix it. Look at the css for the search box and you’ll see it’s saying -37px try changing that to 0px.

What theme are you using? bp-default or child theme of bp-default? Is BP installed in main site or secondary blog?

Yes, it can be done, but do you want to risk exposing your site to vulnerabilities?

If you still want to do this, add the following code snippet in your theme’s functions.php:

`remove_filter( ‘bp_get_the_profile_field_value’, ‘wp_filter_kses’, 1 );`

Did you ever figure this out? Just started playing with BuddyPress and have the same issue.

I should add:
WP 3.0.1
BP 1.2.6

I’m using child theme of TwentyTen but also tried default BP theme. Issue is definitely with the install directory not being included in the wp-login path.

Thanks

hi! do you have a resolution for this issue? It is happening to me too!

I can add a user from my admin WP panel, but cannot register using the /register page: I enter all the data (name, username, etc) click on “Complete Sign Up” – > I’m back to the /register page (all the entered data disappeared)
– I’m using the default theme
– the “allow anyone to register” option IS selected.
– tried it with ALL the plugins disabled

thanks

Are you sure that your custom-sample.css file is actually being included? With a file name like ‘custom-sample’, I’m guessing that it might not be. Check out the theme’s main style.css, and see if there’s an @import rule for custom-sample.css (or if there is a rule in any other imported stylesheet).

I’m not sure how bp-social works (it appears to be a premium theme so I can’t look at the code) but if it is a child of bp-default, then you won’t be able to create a “grandchild” theme so that your changes won’t be overridden – WP doesn’t support that. However, you could fake it by dropping a snippet in your bp-custom.php file that looks something like this:

`function bbg_custom_style() {
$myStyleUrl = WP_PLUGIN_URL . ‘/custom.css’;
$myStyleFile = WP_PLUGIN_DIR . ‘/custom.css’;
if ( file_exists($myStyleFile) ) {
wp_register_style(‘myStyleSheet’, $myStyleUrl);
wp_enqueue_style( ‘myStyleSheet’);
}
}
add_action(‘wp_print_styles’, ‘bbg_custom_style’);`

(See https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_enqueue_style for more info on how to enqueue styles)

Just make sure that you have your custom styles in a file called custom.css in your plugin directory. That should make sure that your styles get loaded, but that they don’t get overwritten by future upgrades to your main theme.

One would have assumed that was the case, partly due to the lack of information provided to us.

I would still not waste the time fixing a theme that wasn’t following a general WP convention.

You have to make sure the “ call is in the theme’s footer.php.

If it messes up your layout, try putting it at the very end before the closing “ tag.

You’ll need to modify wp_list_pages() in your theme’s header.php to exclude the page ID of the classifieds.

If you don’t like messing around with theme files, you could probably try this plugin:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/exclude-pages/