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Topic: BuddyPress pages are blank
Hello!
I activated BuddyPress and linked components to WordPress Pages (pages that were automatically created by BuddyPress). When I connect to my membership website as a member (on the front end), the BuddyPress pages are empty. I am wondering if this has to do with my theme (https://www.ait-themes.club/wordpress-themes/directory2/). BuddyPress Pages work with Twente Fifteen theme.Permalinks are activated to “Post name”.
Wordpress version: 4.8
BuddyPress version: 2.9
Website : https://unicpnl.org (under construction – I can provide test user access in private)If this has to do with my theme, can you give me a hint where to begin to find a fix?
Thanks for your help 🙂
Topic: Register not working
Hi,
Register link is leading to home page. Have reinstalled buddy press also deactivated other plugins to find conflict but nothing happened.
Please help!
Wordpress-Version 4.8
buddypress-Version 2.8.2
bbpress-Version 2.5.13
Theme-Generate press premium -Version 1.3.1,
Generate Press-1.3.48BuddyPress Latest
Wordpress LatestWhen I activate BuddyPress plugin, any other pages get disabled.
Topic: Nickname quote error
Hello,
I have a problem with nickname quotes with “@”.
The nickname list is displayed correctly but when you click on it, the nickname is replaced by “undefined”.
If you write @nickname directly, it works.
Can anyone help me please?
NB: I have the latest version of WordPress and Buddypress.
NB2 : sorry for my english, i’m french…Topic: BuddyPress Width issue
BuddyPress is filling the entire width of the screen with no margins (at least no left margin). The rest of my site/plugins line up with the header width which has margins on either side. Any help with getting BuddyPress width to conform to the rest of the site would be greatly appreciated!
Link to page: https://sailing.voyage/sailors_network/register/
Buddypress version: 2.8.2
Wordpress version: 4.8
Theme: Boldgrid’s Evolv themeTopic: No members on IIS
I’m running WordPress 4.8 on IIS (version 10.0.15063.0), with theme twenty seventeen (version 1.3).
I am quite new to BuddyPress (and very excited to get into it). I installed BuddyPress (version 2.8.2). A “Members”-page was created, but when viewing this page, it’s just an empty twenty-seventeen-page (it has the header, title, footer, but no members). I made sure permalinks were pretty.
I tried the exact same steps on a live domain, and I had no problems: my username was mentioned as a member.
Is this an IIS thing? I couldn’t find any mention that BuddyPress doesn’t work on IIS. Any help would be greatly, greatly appreciated! I’ve been stuck for hours.
Hey I want to set my own language, so I read that you needed to edit the file in the buddypress folder in languages, but that folder isn’t there. It also says I need to create it. How do I do this? I need 2 files. An .mo and a .po if I’m correct.
Im using WordPress 4.8
And BuddyPress 2.8.2Wouldn’t it be more WordPress hierarchy -like if we did something like this to the activity items?
Maybe instead of the solo entry.php template.
bp_get_template_part( 'activity/types/content', bp_get_activity_type() );The bp_activity_action() function is probably the most disliked function/action in BuddyPress for myself. This really annoys me like crazy. When creating custom themes for BuddyPress you can easily delete the nav system function and replace them with your own code or create custom menu’s and buttons wherever you want them to show up but the activity stream is by far my least favourite part of the plugin all because of the above function and everything is so glued together, barely customisable.
Activity items are essentially the same thing as WordPress post formats inside a blog index. I believe they should have their own post-format style of templating just like WordPress does with one pre-build example. An update about a new member or a member writing something on his own are basically the same things as an update + default post format -post to WordPress.
We could create a single content.php file instead of the entry.php with all the HTML + solo php template functions inside them so they are easily to move around and alter if you like.
Wen you want your date at the bottom of the activity item, just grab the HTML container + PHP from the top of the document and move it below the content. If you want to go any deeper, just duplicate content.php and rename it to the activity post type you would like to customise and give an unique ‘snippet’ in the stream.I’ve been testing this for a few minutes now and it just works. It’s kinda pretty to be honest. The only thing I have to do now is strip apart that bp_activity_action hook function and add all the solo or separate functions to the content.php template.
Sources:
Template 1
Template 2Topic: Direct profile link?
I’m having trouble overriding Buddypress template files following the directions and documentation listed here:
https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/theme-compatibility-1-7/a-quick-look-at-1-7-theme-compatibility/For example, I have modified member-header.php.
Here is my website’s file structure: child-theme > buddypress > members > single > member-header.php
And this is Buddypress’ file structure: bp-templates > bp-legacy > buddypress > members > single > member-header.phpNow, I’m wondering if my parent theme (VideoPro) might have something to do with this not working.
Must my child theme be a direct child of Buddypress for this to work?I have an NDA contract for who I am working with on this, so I can’t provide a link for the website. I can, however, provide screenshots to some degree.
Both my WordPress installation and BuddyPress installation are up to date and using the latest versions (as of the date of this post)
Hello
I am using wordpress 4.8 and buddypress 2.4 (the latest of each) with premium theme Klein.
However, no body can register to my site because the second to last item (near the end of the register form) is a drop down menu “This field can be seen by: “. When the prospective member clicks this button, the dropdown menu covers the “complete sign up” button.
Therefore, they can’t click it and have to abandon their registration.
Any ideas?
I ahve already tried adding spacer elements between the second last and last buttons, but that does nothing.
My draft site is http://www.lediabete.be
Thanks in advance for any ideas… 🙂
ScreenprotectorGreetings and thanks for the great plugin
I have a problem creating a group in buddy press from a mobile viewThis is the image : https://ibb.co/eQjp5Q
This is the website: http://www.overduty.com
This is the WordPress theme: https://themeforest.net/item/transfers-transport-and-car-hire-wordpress-theme/12481479Seeking your help
Kind regards,