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For context, I am not a developer.
I created a child theme manually for BuddyX and the child theme works. However, the child theme does not have one of those preview picture that shows what the theme looks like in the Appearances -> Themes page and I wanted to add one.
Version details: BuddyX Version: 4.7.5 with Buddypress Version 14.2.1 and WordPress Version 6.7.1.
I know that in the buddyx folder in the hosting back end (wp-content -> themes -> buddyx), there is an image file called “screenshot.png”. This is a PNG file and it is what the original theme preview picture is. So I assumed that if I add an image file to my buddyx-child folder, it will also be the preview picture.
To test this, first I copied that original “screenshot.png” to the child theme folder and purged the cache in my wordpress dashboard and sure enough, it became the preview picture of the child theme.
Now that I know it works, I downloaded this file, deleted it from the child theme folder, and edited it by opening it in a image editor and adding the word “CHILD” in large letters across the picture, saved it first as “screenshot.jpg” then also “screenshot.png”, with the intention of using that so I can tell the child theme and the parent theme apart visually. When I uploaded either of them (the new jpg and the png, one at a time and deleting the one I don’t need from the folder) the picture nonetheless showed the orignal “screenshot.png” without the word “CHILD” on it.
As an experiment, I then uploaded a random jpg and renamed it in my hosting back end, to “screenshot.jpg” without changing the extension. When I purged the cache in my wordpress dashboard, the preview picture for the child theme showed this new jpg instead of the old original “screenshot.png”. (Nothing shows if you don’t rename the file to “screenshot”, it must be “screenshot”). So it seems the image can be jpg or png as long as it is called “screenshot”.
So then I deleted this random jpg, and I tried to upload the new “screenshot.png” with the word “CHILD” on it again, but the same thing happened. This is really strange since I deleted the original “screenshot.png” and cleared my cache but it still seems to remember what it was before.
What is even stranger is that when I upload ANY jpg file then rename it to “screenshot” and keep the extension as “jpg”, the picture that shows as the preview picture in my wordpress dashboard is the random jpg I uploaded earlier. This happens no matter what jpg file I upload.
Stranger still: If I upload a jpg file and change the name to “screenshot” as well as change the extension to “.png”, then the image that shows as the preview picture is the original “screenshot.png” from the parent theme. Same if I upload any PNG file.
Anyone have any ideas?
Hi,
[21-Nov-2024 07:34:39 UTC] PHP Notice: Function _load_textdomain_just_in_time was called incorrectly. Translation loading for the
buddypressdomain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at theinitaction or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114Can you please fix this problem?
Thank youHi @miednr,
I’m not sure why you are having difficulties with a BuddyPress installation on a multisite whereby blog posts are not showing up in the Activity stream when configured to do such.
At the moment, I’m not able to duplicate your situation because blog posts are showing up in my Activity stream in a multisite installation. As can be seen in the following screenshot:
Since blog posts work for me and not for you, we need to figure out the difference(s) in our installations and what I have as the basics are (running on a LAN):
- WordPress 6.7 – multisite with subdirectories
- BuddyPress 14.2.1 – network activated on secondary site
- All BuddyPress components activated
- Default BuddyPress options plus “Post Comments” enabled
- TwentyEleven theme used on secondary site
- Pretty permalinks used on secondary site
Additionally, the installation guide I used is “Case 2” from the following document:
BuddyPress Activation Guide for WordPress Multisite
Maybe if we start on some common ground, we should eventually figure out what may be going astray with your installation, well at least that would be the theory.
I’m getting the following PHP Notice:
PHP Notice: Function _load_textdomain_just_in_time was called incorrectly. Translation loading for the
buddypressdomain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at theinitaction or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114Screenshot of test user “debugger” field information in bp_xprofile_data:
On the screenshot you can see field name 1 (Name) come in as “Annie”. So, this is not the same field and not the display name. The display name CAN become “Annie”, when i choose to change it after I edit my profile, but not as standard, than it will use my username. This is also the desired situation, I want people to show with their usernames.So, after the WordPress update the following has changed:
– It is now mandatory to use “Name” for mandatory base field, I am not allowed to translate that. I can do it probably with Translate press as you suggested and I will look into that. But it is a new thing, it was not like that before. Thanks for your suggestion!
– The “Alphabetical” sorting option in the memberlist is now sorting on this “Name” field and not on the “display name”. If a user their username is for example: robinhood and their “name” is “patrick”, it will give a really weird non-alphabetical result in the userlist, as you can still see their usernames, but the sorting is now done on a different field than before. Do you follow?Anyway, I would like to have it that it sorts by default on alphabetical and that it will sort on “display name” rather than “Name”.
Do you think this is a release bug, or is this change intentional?
Any suggestions? Wait for a fix, or will it have to be manual code in wpcode?
Thanks for your support again.
(2/2)
Also from my side, very much appreciated all the help and effort -> sorry for not mentioning that before! I was so hyperfocussed on the issue that I forgot human interaction.
Anyways, again, thank you.
To further empathize what I mean with the display name is this:
Screenshot of a test user I just registered via the normal process on the website signup form:
You see username, nicename, display name are automatically set same as the username (which is debbugger)
I filled the “Name” field on signup with “Annie”, as a random name. and some other random fake user information. As you can see “Annie” is not showing up, only that “debugger” which I choose as my username.Screenshot of bp_xprofile_fields, where you can see the “Name” base field (1):
As you can see, “Name” is hardcoded in the database. And this is mandatory. I had this translated to “Naam” before, but after the wordpress update, that was no longer allowed. It took me days to figure that out, but I am happy I found out. This thing was the sole reason everything like friendlist, userlist, etc. did not work anymore. Please note I am not allowed to rename or change any setting with regards to this field. I am also not allowed to delete it. I am stuck with it, it seems.(1/2)
WP 6.6.2, BP 14.2.1, Divi theme.
I added a bunch of WordPress users to my site from a csv file using the Import and export users and customers plugin. Worked well. But those users couldn’t figure out how to make friend requests, since they couldn’t “see” the other users that they could ask. After some fumbling through this forum and googling, I came across the “/members” slug. I seemed like exactly what I needed, a list of members with a button to send a friend request to each one. The only problem was that it didn’t show all the users. More ressearch found this post from 10 years ago. Seems the issue was/is that it only shows those users who have had some BuddyPress activity recorded. But since these were mostly new users, most had no activity. So I wrote a little bp-custom.php file containing:
function make_all_users_active() { $users = get_users(); // repete_log(print_r($users, true), __FILE__, __LINE__); foreach($users as $user) { if (strlen(bp_get_user_last_activity($user->ID)) == 0) { // repete_log(sprintf("bp_update_user_last_activity(%s)", $user->ID), __FILE__, __LINE__); echo $user->ID . "<br>"; bp_update_user_last_activity($user->ID); } } } add_action ('wp_loaded', 'make_all_users_active');This solved the problem of not showing all the other BuddyPress members, but as far as I can tell, I’ve now got to tell all the users that if they’re interested in making friend connections, they have to go to the address bar, and type /members right after the domain name. That seems ridiculous! I guess I could add a page containing a link to that slug that they could click, but it would be nicer if I could make a page they could find as one of the site’s pages that would display the information from that slug, without having to click a link. Better still would be to be able to customize the BuddyPress drop-down menu to add an item for “All Members” that would display the slug’s contents…
Using WordPress 6.7
Installed as a root directory
Wordpress is working fine
Using BuddyPress 14.2.1
No other BuddyPress plugins installed
Using Themify theme Peak, no mods
No custom functions
Using bbPress 2.6.11
Hosted by ‘Omnipresents’ is in association with LiquidNet Ltd.
Server running Rocky Linux 8
I have not overloaded any BuddyPress template files
Template Pack BuddyPress NouveauI am trying to set up a forum. Everything is working so far except for recent post, comments, archives, categories are not appearing. Ive tried looking through the forum and looking around in Buddypress with no luck. Any ideas?
Hello,
I am using WordPress and BuddyPress in latest version – in a multisite installation.
My problem is: WordPress post updates do not show in activity stream in none of my sites. They even are not visible in activity database in the dashboard. Other status updates do work fine. I surely enabled the option to have WordPress core updates in the settings.
I tried disabling all other plugins. Issue still persists.
Does BuddyPress has a problem with multisite? Do you have any idea?
Thanks!
