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Register page and both frontend and backend edit screens are missing the checkboxes from checkbox fields.
This is happening in the primary fields group, labels are shown but their input tags which contain the checkboxes aren’t showing at the HTML.
Wordpress 4.4.2 and BuddyPress 2.4.3 are fully updated as of today’s versions.
Hello there,
during the last couple of days I started working with Buddypress and I think I got the basics by now. Right now I am working on a custom theme and wanted to edit the look and feel of buddypress aswell.
I read a few things and I am not sure if I am doing it right. Don’t get me wrong here – It’s no problem to use the legacy files, as described. But what I asking myself is – Are those legacy files do have the same features as the “normal” Buddypress, and are they updated regularly, whenever buddypress gets an update? Somewhere I read, that legacy files are based on 1.7 of Buddypress. Is that true?
If not – Is it better to go another way with a custom theme?
Thank you for your help. Oh, and I am using the newest versions of Buddypress and WordPress.
Best regards!
Topic: Widget memberbox
Hi,
being fairly new to bp I wonder whether the following is intentional. Being concerned with privacy I have all users of my side choose a (bp)name different from the username to protect usernames from being published. This intention is, however, overridden by bp showing the username in the profil as @username. Is this changable? Otherwise there does not make sense to have different bp names and usernames.Up-to-date wordpress, buddypress, and several other plugins at
mysiteRegards
BernhardI have a buddypress enabled site with a Buddypress – Who clicked at my Profile? plugin. When logged in users click on a users profile pic in the widget they are directed to the splash page again.
Anyone know how I can prevent this?
Regards.
I’m seeing this notice in the logs after updating my development environment to to 2.5 RC1. Just thought I would share it here. I’m still triaging the cause.
[24-Feb-2016 03:32:34 UTC] PHP Notice: bp_setup_current_user was called incorrectly. The current user is being initialized without using $wp->init(). Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 1.7.) in /…../wordpress/wp-includes/functions.php on line 3792
I’m using WordPress 4.4.2 and BuddyPress 2.4.3.
Register page has been set in BuddyPress configuration.
When I click in the “Register” link in wp-loing.php, I end up in wp-signup.php with a infinite rediretion loop error. Additionally, if I go directly to exmpale.com/register (the page set for registration in BuddyPress) the content is empty.
This happen without any other active plugin and with a WordPress core theme. Only if I deactivate BuddyPress, the registration works again, but obviously the registration form of WordPress, not the one from BuddyPress.
If I don’t set a registration page in BuddyPress configuration, the infinite redirection loop in wp-singup.php still happens.
The installation has been working for more than one year, it seems last BuddyPress update broke the registration proccess.
Hi there,
I am using learndash alongside buddypress on my site. I have the latest version of wordpress and the plugins.
There are various private groups associated to the courses that I have created. The courses are not open courses so students have to subscribe to them. My issue is that the moment a user gets an account, whether it is the paid or free one, the user is automatically part of all the groups.
I do not know why this is happening and need to stop this. I asked the learndash support and they said that this is an issue with buddypress. I can show you screenshots but don’t have a way to upload it here.
Do let me know how I can solve this issue.
Thanks,
Arjun
Hi everyone,
I’ve spent sometime searching for this problem but can’t find any answers online.
I discovered the password reset in the Buddypress Settings page of my site was not working. The password was changing, but not to what the user is setting it to. I looked into my database and discovered that the password was being stored in plain text, no salt, no hash, nothing.
After some testing I discovered the issue is occuring when I have object cache enabled (disk) on w3 total cache. If I disable it, the password works fine. However obviously I would like object cache enabled.
Does anyone know what could be causing this problem? Is there a simple fix?
Wordpress: 4.4.2
Buddypress: 2.4.3
W3 Total Cache: 0.9.4.1Dan
When I click view my site after making edits I see information about wordpress such as the login admin info should I be seeing this from the view your site page? I don’t want my potential subscribers being asked to login to their wordpress accounts. Why is it doing am I doing something wrong?