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Topic: Theme Incompatible?
WordPress Version: 4.4.1
BuddyPress Version: 2.4.3.
Site link: still building it offlineFor the website I’m working on I’ve chosen to go with WooThemes Canvas. It has turned out that some features of BuddyPress don’t work with the theme, but I do not know why. As I’m not familiar with coding, I’ll try to explain as good as possible.
Problem: in the BuddyPress group forums the forum title and topic title aren’t displayed. The links itself are there, but the text isn’t rendered. When inspecting in Chrome I can see the link is there, but the topic title between the<a>
tags isn’t there.
What I assume is this line of code in loop-single-topic.php<a class="bbp-topic-permalink" href="<?php bbp_topic_permalink(); ?>"><?php bbp_topic_title(); ?></a>
shows as:<a class="bbp-topic-permalink" href="http://mysite.com/community/groups/admins/forum/topic/instructions/"></a>
When I switch to one of the default WordPress theme it shows just fine.
I can add that another plugin (MyCred) that is supposed to show additional information in the BuddyPress profile header doesn’t perform what it’s supposed to do. Again when switching to a default theme it works.
Is the theme just incompatible and that’s that? Or are there steps I can take to get to the bottom of the issue?
This is my second BP install. The first one works fine. I’m using the same theme Canvas by Woo. No plugins right now. I removed BP then reinstalled to no avail. The top menu shows 4 links: registration, groups, members and activity. I’m missing Login/logout. I looked in the appearance/menu settings and noticed that on my other install there is a panel just for BP menu items. That panel seems to be missing on this install. These 2 items seem to be generated by BP so I have no idea how to make them appear. I also commented out all my custom css but that didn’t do anything. The site I’m using for BP is in a subfolder of the main site. I created a new WP install inside the subfolder, activated canvas and added BP then I plan to just link to it from the main site. here’s the link. http://www.huguenotyc.com/hyc-members/
Thanks in advance for any help. BP is a great plugin! Chrome 43.0.2357.81 imac 10.9.5. (on Firefox even the WordPress top band is missing).Hi, i need help with my buddypress installation. on the registration page after hitting complete sign up site redirects to the home page and basically does nothing. no confirmation email, no new user when i checked the dashboard, nothing.
Can you help please? i’m out of options.
No other plugins installed/activated, just buddypress.
Using the canvas plugin by woothemes.Topic: Pointing to the wrong url
I have several sites. Now I have made a new one with wordpress 4.0 and buddypress 2.1.1-
When I click on edit profil it goes to /groups/1/ and not to /members/elprebsi/profile/edit/group/1/
I have tried to deactivate buddypress, bbpress and woo canvas. then it works fine. when I reactivate buddypress alone it does not work.
Is there a sulotion?This is a well established site … up and running with BuddyPress and bbPress for just over 2 years. Recently (say the past few weeks … I’d guess since applying the latest updates) users are reporting problems with viewing their account/profile pages.
The behavior is consistent but the pages do vary.
For example this link
http://canadianvintageradio.com/members/lee
should display the member’s profile. Instead it’s redirecting to the forum topicIf I try to access My Account -> Settings -> Profile of my own account I end up at a forum topic attachment with the title profile.gif
In each case it’s using a word in the original url and finding a forum post with that same word somewhere in the title/url.
WordPress: 3.9.1
bbPress: 2.5.4
BuddyPress: 2.0.1
Theme: child theme of WooThemes CanvasI keep the plugins pretty much up to date but might have skipped a version if they were released close together.
I’ve tried resaving the Permalinks and running the bbPress repair tools.
Installed plugins:
Akismet
amr users
BackupBuddy
bbPress
bbP Topic Views
BP-Albun
BuddyPress
BuddyPress Pending Activations
Disable XML-RPC Pingback
Email Log
Events Manager
GD bbPress Attachments
Lightbox Plus ColorBox
List category posts
MailChimp Widget
NextGEN Gallery
s2Member Framework
TinyMCE Advanced
User Role Editor
Visitor Maps and Who’s Online
WangGuard
WP Password GeneratorUp until now I have been using the BuddyPress Template Pack for template compatibility with WooThemes Canvas theme (http://www.woothemes.com/products/canvas/).
After reading that BuddyPress 1.7 introduced native template compatibility without the plugin, I followed the instructions as listed here: http://codex.buddypress.org/themes/theme-compatibility-1-7/bp-17-upgrading-template-packed-themes/.
On the whole everything worked fine, but there are a couple of issues which I can’t figure out:
1) The H1 title for the BuddyPress pages is outputting HTML instead of a link/button:
`<h1 class=”title”>Groups Create a Group</h1>
See here for an example: http://australia.bethechangeinitiative.org/members/chrisdarts/
2) I currently use WooSidebars plugin (http://www.woothemes.com/woosidebars/) to display page specific sidebars. It was working fine with the BuddyPress Template Pack but now it just displays all available sidebars when I’m viewing BuddyPress pages in the site (groups, forums etc).
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Using a tutorial offered by @modemlooper back in ’10 I set up a custom frontpage for our organization’s bp groups which draws from pages with the same name as the group.
So the group ‘bicycles’ populates its frontpage with content from the page ‘bicycles’ (which is a child page of ‘groups’).
I am now upgrading the site to the Canvas theme by woothemes and would like to use their built-in portfolio custom post type with its nice gallery feature to do the same thing. Following the old rules, I set up things just as before. Then I re-registered the ‘portfolio’ post type as ‘groups’ and copied the single-portfolio.php file content into my groups front.php. Then a created a bunch of portfolio items with names matching existing bp groups.
The result is that instead of displaying the custom-post-type content, the group front page displays the content of the group again. I assume this is happening because of the way the new theme compatibility hijacks the_content(). That would mean that when it sees the_content() in front.php, it loads the group again rather than the post content.
Am I on the right track? Any suggestions on how to either fix my problem or take a new approach altogether?
Hi,
I created a private group – problem is that when someone registeres and I try to edit the group and add any user who has registered as a new member to this group i get this error: The following users could not be added to the group:
I am running WooThemes Canvas Theme.I wish to have a paid membership only website. I have set up PayPal, s2Member and Buddypress and am using Woothemes Canvas theme – all the latest versions.
My problem is this, if I set Open Registration in S2Member to ‘no’ (as I want everyone to pay) then S2Member turns off the “Anyone can register” option in WordPress and when I click on the Register link it says ‘User registration is currently unavailable.”
If I turn Open Registration on then I can register, but I am taken to the Buddypress ‘Create an account’ form and not the Membership Options page created in s2Member which contains my PayPal button.
I am going round in circles trying to sort this out as I am not sure if it is a setting in Buddypress or s2Member that is causing this.
In addition, I have created the Membership Options page as needed by S2Members but am unable to view it as when I am logged in, I assumed not to need to see it and when I am logged out, I just get taken to the Buddypress registration form which seems to override everything.
Any suggestions? ThanksI have a few questions that I need answered about Buddypress.
WordPress version: 3.4.2
BuddYPress version: 1.6.1
Site: http://members.gapzip.comWe have a membership site that includes the following:
-Wordpress Woo Canvas Theme
-BuddyPress
-S2MemberWe want to split our community into 2 separate communities using Level-1 and Level-2 access for specific members.
We ultimately want to create 2 different member experiences using 1 website. Is it possible with BuddyPress to:
1. Redirect members to their own homepages based on their membership level (1 or 2)?
2. Make BuddyPress plugin only accessible for Level-2 S2Members?Does anyone have any suggestions? We are looking for a solution without having to create an entirely separate membership site.
Many thanks!!