@shawn38, it wasn’t at theme’s folder but in child theme and site public root.
As recomended at WordPress Codex it goes to the current theme’s folder which is the child theme.
Added also the snippet of code at header.php for older browsers to be able of display it.
Just added to default theme folder and he same result nothing changes.
Sure. In wp-admin, create a new Menu (under the Appearance header), and you can set your own order. There is some instruction on https://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Menu_User_Guide how to set up the menus.
@kalyan_bs https://wordpress.org/extend/themes/eclipse
To fix alignment in Step 3 of the BP cmpatibility process. initial scan shows that you would need to revise 16 BP template files which were transferred into your eclipse theme folder during BP compatibility process. If you still want to proceed, let us know here.
DUPLICATE THREAD – you’ve already asked this question a number of times – please bump your old thread rather than starting a new one.
It’s also been explained to you that 2037 is a PHP date limit, and nothing to do with WordPress.
@mercime Thanks for the reply, answers are as follows:
* Group Forums
* Custom-built child theme based on Buddypress default theme (as I can’t replicate the problem myself I’ve been unable to test whether the fault persists when I switch themes)
* The only membership plugin I’m using is User Role Editor. I’ve used this to create a new Subscriber role I’ve called ‘Super Subscriber’ which has one extra function. However both ordinary Subscribers and Super Subscribers have reported being able to see these extra icons.
guys I know this might not be buddypress problem but I really am frustrated with wordpress’s Date Picker since it goes up to 2037 I wonder who the heck did that during development is there anything to fix that?
Post more info. Are you using an iphone or android, is it the bp-default theme?
Read this if you want to disable the responsiveness
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3881
Would be happy to help those who are contemplating a massive migration of an Elgg installation to BuddyPress + bbPress. We just did this and learned lots. The site we converted was large…40K VERY active users. 1.9GB database with massive messaging and activity migration from Elgg to BuddyPress and bbPress. All the hosting is done at WPEngine.com. We went through bumps with them, but all is good now. We had to make major performance tweaks to BuddyPress and bbPress to get performance to a professional level. Let’s just say our lead architect “wanted to take a shower every time he looked at the Elgg data model and table structure!” BuddyPress and bbPress was FAR more stable and understandable — thanks to the amazing WordPress community.
BuddyPress + bbPress + WordPress; 100% Responsive Design; Performance was a major priority; Custom data migration from Elgg to BuddyPress + bbPress; migrated 40,000 user accounts and massive amounts of messaging data
== This only happens when they are browsing in the Forums. ==
Group Forums or bbPress sitewide forums? What theme are you using? Also, are you using any membership plugin?
Go to WordPress.org’s BuddyPress page, click developers and it will list past versions
@rodtrent could be a bug. If WLW won’t still work after deactivating all plugins except BuddyPress and changing to bp-default theme, do create a new ticket at BP trac (log in using same username and password used here) https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/newticket
When you do, give all necessary information to replicate the issue – BP/WP versions, single/multisite, plugins/theme used, Windows or Linux server, etc.
@mattjblanchard other references to assist you in Step 3 to fix alignment of the template files:
– https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/bp-template-pack-walkthrough-level-easy-2/
– or check out the list of “template-packed” WP themes we’ve done so far near the bottom of this page – https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/
I’ve been playing with WordPress, building a site this summer and BuddyPress seemed perfect for what I wanted to do. I enabled the network on my WP site and downloaded the new BP 1.6 which I was told would be able to run on a subsite. I can’t get it to work. BP is an active plugin on the subsite, using the BP theme but there is no admin control. If I network activate BP, the admin controls appear on the network dashboard but only give my options to create pages on the main site. I read on the WP forum to assign BP to a second site in the network as “home” but I don’t how to do this and searching through the BP forum has not produced any results as of yet.
Hi geekandcook, what settings page are you trying to access but unable to? Is this the administration one under your WordPress dashboard?
You can turn comments on and off under the page settings in WordPress. Go to screen options at the top right.
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@ashenkargmailcom This plugin can do it but I am not certain if its been updated for the current release of WordPress and BuddyPress. Its a premium plugin so it will set you back a few bucks. Its also a little tedious to configure so be prepared. Here is the link: http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/ultimate-facebook/
Hello
I have installed BP 1.6 but I don’t have navbar only wordpress default navbar
How I can enable BP navbar ?
Because on bp 1.5 all ok on bp 1.6 not, I installed it 3 times and still nothing
Please help
testbp.org uses both the BuddyPress and the bbPress plugins.
bbPress has its own built-in forum subscription feature; BuddyPress does not have a group forum subscription feature built-in.
However, there is a BuddyPress plugin that enables members to subscribe to a group – BP Group Email Subscription:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-group-email-subscription/
After much searching by @karmatosed and I, we’ve found it’s the https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wangguard/ plugin. You’ll need to contact the author for support.
BP Xtra Signup, Achievements, All in One SEO Pack, BackUpWordPress, BP User Profile Map, BuddyPress Album, BuddyPress Community Stats, and loads more, so I can’t really list all of them here. Do you think that some or one of the plugins could create this strange field in the registration form by itself?
JetPack will now not connect to the WordPress site when version 1.6 is running. You have to disable Buddypress and JetPack will work fine. Gives the “xml rpc-32700” error message.
@dacai – It sounds like these shortcodes rely on javascript to work.
There maybe a conflict between your plugin’s javascript, BuddyPress’ javascript and/or your theme’s javascript (assuming you are not using a variant of the bp-default theme).
I would try to find out the culprit by debugging the javascript with your browser’s developer tool.
If you’re using Firefox, try installing Firebug.
Here’s a video tutorial on how to use Firebug:
http://www.dev4press.com/2010/tutorials/wordpress/various/use-firebug-to-track-ajax-requests-and-responses/
Once you have it installed, turn on the Firebug console and reload your page. If there are errors, the Firebug console will tell you which javascript files are failing.
My site wide notifications for BuddyPress are not showing up to any user.
I have tried to disable plugins and what not and still does not work.
I have also tried deleting and re-installing Buddypress (version 1.6) as well.
I ran out of options here… Is there any solution? I couldn’t find anything on Google (only email notifications results, which is not a problem) and the BuddyPress.org search bar does not seem to be working…
My site details:
URL: http://social.kwiker.me
Wordpress version: 3.4
Buddypress version: 1.6
Hosting provider: GoDaddy.com
Update: The private messages and mentions notifications work, however comments and replies do not. Is there any way to fix this?