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I get: Page Not Found – 404 error when trying to deactivate buddypress in WordPress and it is still active after going to that page. I cannot deactivate it. PLease help.
We are seeing the error message “An error occurred in the upload. Please try again later” when trying to use the media uploader. The image is always uploaded, but we can’t verify that through the post interface, only by viewing the media gallery. Especially problematic because it prevents setting a featured image.
Deactivated all plugins and reactivated one by one. The one plugin that seemed to be in conflict was Buddypress, which is sort of like saying your skeleton is making you sick.
Research:
1. Could be file permissions. http://wordpress.org/support/topic/an-error-occurred-in-the-upload-please-try-again-later-11
2. Could be role, but don’t think so because admins are having this issue, not author as described here (http://wordpress.org/support/topic/solution-an-error-occurred-in-the-upload-please-try-again-later-1) and here (http://wordpress.org/support/topic/an-error-occurred-in-the-upload-please-try-again-later-90.Is this a known issue with a (please please please) known fix?
Thanks!
Hi there, I am trying to redirect logged in users to activity, I found a plugin but that would redirect users to user profile. here is the plugin http://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-profile-as-homepage-fork/ can anybody modify it so it can can redirect users to activity ?
I hope someone can point me to a plugin to help with this, I have found several but they did not work for what I am trying to do here.
Short version:
1. I want to add a link on the users buddypress profile page to the users wordpress author page.
2. I want to add a link on the wordpress author page to the buddypress profile page.Long version:
I publish several wordpress/buddypress sites where the member post most of the content. When someone is reading a blog post it points to the users author page from their username. However that reader can not find the members buddypress profile page unless the member manually added a link in their post. I have found a plugin where I can change the post to link to the buddypress profile instead of the author page, but I want my members to be able to use both their author and buddypress profile page. I would like to add a link to the buddypress profile page that shows a link to the users blogs (author page). When a reader goes to the author page I want their to be a link that takes them back to the users buddypress profile? You would think their would be a link with the buddypress activity for blog post, but there is not. The actively shows everything they do on the site and it hard to find blogs that they posted. Is there any plugins that can do this or at least one of the links?
In case you need this to help me:
My site: portaltaxi.net/music
Wordpress version: 3.5.2
Buddypress version: Version 1.7.2I am pretty good at figuring wordpress/buddypress out. I build the site listed, but I am not a coder so I hope someone can give me some ideas. Thanks for your time!
Jeffrey
Hi, something strange happened.
Today a person wrote me, that he couldn’t register on my site http://gamezgeneration.de/registrieren
He typed in his desired username and his email, clicked “Register” and the site just reloads.
I tried it for myself, but it doesn’t work. Some of my stuff members told me, that they got messaged by users as well in the past days.We’re using latest WordPress 3.5.1 and BuddyPress 1.7.2 and never had this problem before. I neither have installed new plugins nor have I installed a new theme.
I really don’t know how to fix this. Tonight I’m going to enable maintenance mode and disable all plugins (and maybe activate the standard BuddyPress theme).
Topic: Designing BuddyPress
Sorry if this is the wrong place to post, but I’m looking for a page/site that gives the greater picture on how to determine if BuddyPress is the best choice for my purpose (and am new to WordPress and web development).
If I create a WordPress Multisite, does BuddyPress integrate with that, or do I need to choose one over the other? Are the plugins here different from the ones I see at WordPress (I would assume some might be compatible and others wouldn’t)? When I go to the s2Member plugin listed here, I see nothing about it being a BuddyPress plugin, just WordPress.
It would be nice if there was a website that had a end-usage type flow chart that guided new users to the right set of software/plugins to get them started for their long term goals. Any suggestions for me?
Thanks, Jen