chelzcer
Member
Hey all!
I'm using:
Global Forums
BP Gallery
And, the Studio theme.
It seems that the plugins aren't working this theme, but work on the default buddypress theme.
If you go to freemania.tayloegray.com/blog
You'll see that when you click on /forums or /gallery, the links are redirected to the homepage.
Please help!
- Chelsea
tammie
theme tailor
Hi, I can't test those plugins as they are premium ones however a few thoughts. First up I assume they are coming in using the tag:
<?php do_action( 'bp_nav_items' ); ?>
If that is the case well both Studio and the default theme have them. It seems more like a permlinks / set up issue than a theme issue as if I try and get to forums/ it won't let me.
I see you have removed the admin bar and other plugins, how about reducing down to just one then examining from there?
You do seem to have a javascript error and my thinking is on default did you load all plugins and extra scipting? Facebook and other things? Be good if you can confirm you tested like for like.
tammie
theme tailor
Also please make sure you update to the latest version of Studio - we just updated that theme so we can make sure on same page theme wise.
chelzcer
Member
Ok, I just updated to the new version. And, I tried reducing down to no plugins, but BuddyPress and Global Forums. Still didn't work.
I also tried loading the site with all of the plugins installed and the buddypress default theme. Everything works on there.
Ahhhkk... what else could it be?
Hellllp. =D
- Chelsea
tammie
theme tailor
Did you remove the facebook link and other scripting? My thoughts are that could be what is causing your javascript error and impacting the plugins. That said we can't really claim it doesn't work with any of our themes when you say you've tried one or at least only told me one. I also do not see why the theme would impact a plugin url. It again is something likely to be in set up or an error causing issues.
As we do not have access to the plugin I went to your site to try and see again but I see you are not actually using the theme or even default but a modified one?
<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://freemania.tayloegray.com/blog/
wp-content/themes/bp-default-member-blog/style.css"
type="text/css" media="screen" />The problem is Studio just like all our themes uses the same hooks or 'things BuddyPress looks for' as any theme. It also does no redirects or anything fancy like that. I'm therefore puzzled why a link I see in source will be created as a # which is what you are getting. My thoughts do turn to if an error is occuring. We can test this though.
1. In buddypress-navigation.php (library/components/buddypress) just add a link that exists at this point:
<?php do_action( 'bp_nav_items' ); ?>
Make sure it's a proper navigation link to a real place. Then we can see if adding a link in that 'hook' which it seems the plugin uses will have issues or not. If it does not then we know the theme isn't causing redirection.
I would like to clarify we do not ever get into debates about themes or plugins that are other people's we do our best to adhere to the Default standard theme (not variations) and use that as our gauge. However we do use JavaScript in some themes and scripting default does not. We do as I think you are seeing do our best to investigate but we can't know all plugins particularly premium ones exclusive only to buying them.
tammie
theme tailor
One thought just to update is that those there is a clash somewhere and may be the cause of the javascript error now that's not saying the theme or they are the issue. To try and counter act this can you try replacing all the text in slide.js with this text below (library/scripts is the location) please as a test. Again I'm guessing until you have the site with the theme.
jQuery(document).ready(function() {
jQuery.noConflict();
jQuery(document).ready(function() {
// Expand Panel
jQuery("#open").click(function(){
jQuery("div#panel").slideDown("slow");
return false;
});
// Collapse Panel
jQuery("#close").click(function(){
jQuery("div#panel").slideUp("slow");
return false;
});
// Switch buttons from "Log In |
Register" to "Close Panel" on click
jQuery("#toggle a").click(function () {
jQuery("#toggle a").toggle();
return false;
});
});
});*edit: I have updated our files to reflect this change so just re-download. I can't say it will fix it but I'm judging blind and it's my only thought currently to go with the other ones outlined.
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