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@mercime I am using WordPress 4.2.2 and Buddypress Version 2.2.3.1
We have only one other plugin installed which is the Enhanced Text widget
We host the site ourselves off a VPS
and working with the Twenty Thirteen template the crop image works fine. I am not sure were the conflict is, today was the first time we started using any js with the template we have been developing aside from one or two that point to our Centova Cast installation for stream details.

website link is http://pawzgroup.com/loralai

I’m also publishing a video series to the site right now about WordPress theme development.

Hope get some people to signup and join in, share their own tips and tricks.

Nantre

Got a chance to revisit this…

Both versions are now components.

BuddyPress Simple Events in the WP repo.

BuddyPress Simple Events Pro now has options for an Attending button, list of attendees, and notifications. As well as image support and Group assignment options.

Re themes: the templates have been tested with included WP themes. If there is an issue with a particular theme, the templates can be overloaded and adjusted as necessary. The layouts are bare-bones, iow. very basic layouts.

Re comment syncing: unfortunately, comment syncing is broken in BP 2.2.1. See tickets 6306 and 6294

Ok thanks guys. The only problem is, the mediamaster plugin didnt even install and left no traces, but the problem was caused by the mediamaster plugin,so I’m unable to delete it and it wont let me update my wordpress version without producing a bunch of black bold errors across the top of the screen similar to this

Fatal+error:+Call+to+undefined+function+buddypress()+in+%2Fhome%2Fu528061689%2Fpublic.

Fatal+error:+Call+to+undefined+function+buddypress()+in+%2Fhome%2Fu528061689%2Fpublic.

I cant remember if this is exactly the correct error when trying to update WordPress, but it shows the errors in multiple black bold lines as above. What is the solution to this because as it is now, if i happen to download a “bad” plugin and it does this again, i have to completely start over from scratch by having to uninstall and reinstall buddypress and start over which is very aggravating!. Isn’t there some way of creating a backup of your BP site/plugins that can quickly be restored if you happen to download a bad plugin that messes everything up? will making a backup up on my webhost restore everything if this happens again?

Thank You

Hi I changed my theme to back to zerogravity.

But I think I’ve figured out what was going on. It seems from the settings panel
Setting>BuddyPress>Pages when I click the view button for the register and activate
pages I get redirected to my static front page.

But when I am on another browser and not logged in to wordpress everything seems
to work correctly.

Thanks,
I checked my cPanel and I can clearly see that WP is in the public_html.

Click into the wordpress folder, rename wp-config-sample.com to wp-config.com
What is the purpose of this action??

/** MySQL hostname */
define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘localhost’);

So I suppose I don’t need to change my database information…?

Is that mean that I can use BuddyPress now?

Sorry I didn’t want to be rude, there is so many scams online so I wasn’t sure.

Thank you for your links. I’m studding it now.

In required section I found this information:

WordPress should be installed manually i.e. via FTP, cpanel, etc. and NOT via webhost scripts (fantastico, softalicious, etc.)which bring about numerous issues when BuddyPress is activated.

I use zyma.com for hosting my website. I downloaded WP in my cpanel, but when I click on WP (in my cpanel) it redirect me to…softalicious.
Is that mean that I cannot use BuddyPress correctly?

@henrywright
Could not get it to work. I ‘fixed’ it by removing the whole option for users to change their password. If they want to change it, they can use the lost password option. That does work with wordpress security plugins.

I tested it on my site and on a clean installation and both do not work on members/member_name/settings/ . Users do see a password strength meter, but can still change their password into something simple as 1 or A. How did you get it to work on members/member_name/settings/?

With WordPress there are many plugins (none that work with buddypress frond-end settings page) that set a minimum strength for passwords. Such as Login Security Solution and iThemes Security. You can force users to change their password or set an amount of days when users must change their password.

It seems like a major security problems (that has existed for a few years) that Buddypress allows simple passwords such as 1 and A on members/member_name/settings/