[Plugin: BuddyPress Album ] Error when uploading pictures

@jpittssr – I went over and had a look at your site. Based on what you’ve said, it sounds like you have several different problems on your production server that are interacting with each other.

First, check that the version of BP Album+ that you are running on your server says 0.1.6 in the admin screen. If it does not, delete the BP Album directory in the plugins folder, download 0.1.6 from the WP plugin server, and activate it , deactivate it, then re-activate it.

This fixes 99% of user problems 99% of the time.

If that doesn’t work, try changing the name of the “stub” in the admin menu, and if you are manually configuring links in your template, *make sure you have the name of the link to BP Album+ correct*.

If you still can’t get it working, then you have to go step by step and figure out “What is different between my dev server and my production server?” – because if you have BP Album+ working on your dev server, it is just some small setup difference that is preventing it from working on your production server.

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Thanks for the reply.
I had installed & un-installed so many things I thought I would start over.
I reinstalled WP, Buddypressm buddypress default theme.
I have the album working fine.
I found a theme I really like (cosmic Buddy)for the type site I want but I have one small problem . This theme has an option to change your avatar by uploading a picture then cropping and saving.
When I upload the file is going into the folder on the site but it does not show where you can crop it.
I know what the problem is I just can’t find the code in any of the files.
I used firebug and found this line of code:
<img alt=”Avatar to crop” class=”avatar” id=”avatar-to-crop” src=”wp-content/uploads/avatars/4/Toby-299×450.jpg”>

Notice that there is not a / after the scr=”
If I could find which file it was in I would be good to go.

Excuse the long ramble.

Ed

I’m glad to hear that BP Album+ is working properly for you!

With regards to your other question, much of the HTML and CSS you see is generated by the BuddyPress PHP code. It’s not stored in an actual file.

If you’re having trouble with that, you should visit https://www.buddypress.org and go to the “Forums” section.

There are hundreds of people there that can help you.

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