Hi @caming,
There is an issue in bbPress version 2.5.1 which is fixed in bbPress version 2.5.2
Update the bbPress plugin to the latest version 2.5.2 to get rid of this error.
Cheers,
Vinod Dalvi
I have the latest version of bbpress, but still get a notification warning. Could you please help?
Thank you so much.
Are you able to see the actual Notification page with all of its content? Or is it mostly blank with that error?
The warning appears at the top of the page, where the menu bar is, right under the notification tab. I am not sure if there is a notification page that can be seen either with content or blank.
Does this help? I really would like to find a solution to this. Thank you so much for helping.
It may be a compatibility issue between the latest BP and your theme. Have you tried switching to another theme?
If you are comfortable looking into code, there is a high probability (I think) that the cause of this conflict is coming from a template edit in /members/single/home.php. That template could be in a theme or plugin, as BP allows themes and plugins to interact/override these template files. BP 1.9 introduced new notifications functions, and it’s possible that code not anticipating the new notifications functions is running and causing an issue. That specific template (/members/single/home.php) is supposed to call the Notifications template, and if your theme/plugin is overriding home.php you may get a conflict. Just a guess.
Thank you so much for responding. I am not hugely comfortable with the code. But can trace and make changes if I know where to go. Would be able to let me know where to look?
I have contacted my theme author and they said they would look into it. It could take a long time though 🙁
Thank you so much for your help.
No problem. Have you tried switching themes to see if that resolves it? You should do that first so that you actually know it is a theme issue.
In your theme, look for, starting at your root directory in WP:
/wp-content/themes/[theme-name]/buddypress/members/single/home.php
Is that in your theme? If not, then disregard this theory, at least in regards to your theme. If so, then please post the code from that template here and I’ll take a look at it.
