David Dean

Hi dcavins –

IIRC, group pagination over AJAX uses ‘admin-ajax.php’, so you’ll probably see issues there. The current check in group_hierarchy_override_current_action specifically excludes it for that reason.

Is there an opportunity to remove the group_hierarchy_override_current_action function from the bp_current_action filter before it’s been called? Maybe on the action bp_group_hierarchy_components_loaded?

The exception for admin-ajax.php could probably be tightened to only catch requests for group lists that group hierarchy needs to intercept.

I’m also surprised the check for whether the current request is in the groups component is not catching this and returning the action as is. Maybe that could use some fine-tuning.

Please let me know if you have any other questions!

– David

Hi solhuebner –

No worries! Thanks for the update and keep me posted if you run into the same issue.

– David

Hi guys –

You’ll need to edit your theme to change the default tab. The file I think you need to modify is groups/single/home.php

As always, use a child theme when making edits. Please let me know if you have any other questions!

– David

So you want the hidden subgroups of a group to show up in the parent group listing, but only to members?

This is definitely something that can’t be done without coding. You’d have to set up a filter on bp_has_groups to change the Member Group list depending on the user’s membership in the parent group.

– David

Hi sudoku1 –

Thanks for pointing these out! A lot of them are there from older versions of BuddyPress. This plugin still supports back to 1.6, so not everything is going to match. ??

– David

Hi Tessa –

I don’t think there’s much I could do to troubleshoot from logging in to the site. It sounds like the theme on your client’s site is not calling the comments_template function to load the comment form, but that’s just a guess.

If it’s a publicly-available theme, can you post the name and a link? If you’d rather not share it, feel free send it along to david at generalthreat dot com.

– David

Hi oravecz –

The file that controls that is part of bbPress itself.

You’ll have to edit the content-single-topic.php template from your bbPress install. I believe you can copy this to a bbpress subfolder of your theme and make changes there, which would be the best option.

Thanks for you question!

– David

Hi colso –

I checked this out and it works for me with .po and .mo files directly in the plugin directory. The only other thing you have to change is the WPLANG entry in you wp-config.php file.

Please let me know if there’s anything else I can do for you!

– David

Hi Vernon –

That sounds great! Would you like this to bypass the current membership level check (i.e. group admins only) or to require users to have a group role AND meet the user role criteria?

– David

Hi Vernon,

Thanks for reporting this! Are you seeing this error when creating a group or editing the list for an existing group?

– David

Hi @atgmacct –

Multiple layers of subdirectories are tough. You will probably need extra entries in your .htaccess file to handle requests to the sub-sub-sites.

– David

This is fixed in version 1.4.1

Please let me know if you run into anything else!

– David

This is fixed in version 1.4.1.

Please let me know if you run into anything else!

– David

Hi Frederic –

This plugin only works with sites being served from the same files / database. You could use multiple servers in a load sharing setup, but they must read the same database.

– David

Hi skvwp –

Your secondary domains will work but the certificate will not match the hostname, so visitors will get a certificate error if they use SSL. You may be able to use a UC/SAN certificate for all your domains, but there would be an additional cost above a basic SSL certificate.

You only need to enable the plugin on domains where you want to manage all your networks. Other domains can run with the plugin disabled.

Please let me know if you have any other questions!

– David