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No worries @jamesduffell. I’ve used the plugin a number of times with BuddyPress and have found them to work seamlessly together.

Thanks all for the quick replies. I don’t mean to ignore all of your helpful questions and suggestions, but those may not be needed anymore.

After getting a chance to speak with a colleague who’s been out of the office for a while, I was able to identify the problem here. A function from a custom plugin was filtering both the bp_before_has_activit…[Read more]

That did the trick perfectly, a little HTML implementation and it’s just what I was after.

Cheers

@Henry Wright, thank-you for the tip off I shall check that one out.

My host supports all those and my wordpress is the latest. Stil having this issue since the latest bp upgrade.

This is BP as I’m still unable to get any cover to upload with it saying ‘http” despite my large upload size allowance. The group user photo wont crop either.

How about something like bp_signup_pre_validate?

Fixed in repo. Hopefully will package the release this week with some other fixes.
Meanwhile, you can download the plugin code from github.

Part of the issue is fixed, see github.
<strike>New nav API requires me to rewrite drag-n-drop nav reordering feature completely, but I’m lazy and trying to find a workaround.</strike>
WIP.

edited by slaFFik, thanks to @boonebgorges for the assistance

There is no such error on front-end (just tested).
Do you have this somewhere in wp-admin area?

I have some thoughts regarding the issue. Will try to test them this night.

That’s the default behavior. If you’re not getting a list of matches, open your browser console to see what’s going wrong with the AJAX request that fetches the list of matches.

Note that if you type the @ symbol, you won’t find matches, so just start typing the username or display name.

The Theme My Login plugin does that quite well.

This is the kind of thing I’d do:

add_action( 'init', function() {
// Bail if the user is logged in.
if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
return;
}

// Redirect somewhere.
bp_core_redirect( bp_get_root_domain() );
} );

Hi @socialc

The Template Hierarchy will let you override create.php. In your own version of that file you could use custom_show_blog_signup_form() in place of bp_show_blog_signup_form(). I’d copy everything from bp_show_blog_signup_form() to your custom function and edit what you need to.

I haven’t used either of those plugins so can’t really offer any thoughts. Sorry.

Hi there-

Yes, 2.6.1 (and 2.6.1.1) have a conflict with BP Group Hierarchy. The problem is caused by the addition of the autoloader check in bp-loader.php because BPGH instantiates its class before BP knows if the groups component is active or not. The short term fix is, unhappily, to change bp-loader.php. Comment out the line that reads return…[Read more]