Mike

Thanks for the quick reply Evan! I looks like I might have to contact my host, WP Engine, on this one then, since I don’t have access to that in addition to trying it the .htaccess way =(

Best news I’ve heard all day =) Thanks for creating this plugin!

Made the above edit and am still running into the same issue as baldgoat. I did purchase the plugin, though, so I’m anxiously awaiting the next release.

Thanks for the reply! I’ve seen a lot of demand for this type of functionality, in general. Here’s why I’ve seen in on WP and CodeCanyon forums — a lot of people, myself included, really like the Ajaxify WordPress Site plugin (https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/ajaxify-wordpress-site/) and would like to use an mp3 player that doesn’t stop whenever browsing between posts *without* the use of a pop-up player, since it’s typically blocked by the browsers’ default setting, whereby you get a notification that something needs your attention … and then you instinctively hit cancel right away, because you don’t want to be bothered with any sort of pop-up to begin with. If you think of rdio, beatport and soundcloud, that’s the type of functionality I’ve seen others wanting to replicate within WP. If you could bring it back to the latest version, I and I’m sure others would really appreciate that =)

Ah perfect! It didn’t work at first, because I was using the content (ie. “entry”) container to display my form and I had its parent element set to ajaxify. So I just created a new page template, called the form through a do_shortcode outside of the content container and everything went perfect =) Thanks so much for the quick reply!

Yep, tested .41, too, and don’t have any issues either.

and by sql, I mean xml, sorry. you can make a sql backup, alternatively, using a backup plugin (there are a few on WP repo).

you’re welcome everyone =)

@amotherworld – nope. you’ll still have all your data stored, because you’re only replacing the files that power the plugin, not the place where your data lives =) if you’re super wary that something might go south, you can always make a backup of your sql file by going to Tools >> Export.

Hey there – I haven’t had time to update any of my themes yet and posted a message here https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/theme-fishbook-buddypress-buddypack-buddypress-129-to-15 on an alternative solution.

Hey everyone – Vinay and I already resolved this via email, and he’s now running the Frisco theme. I will be updating all of my themes on WP repo, once I have time again, so I advise anyone else who has issues to use that theme for now. It’s a great responsive theme and just as easy to tweak as any of mine. As for the updates to my themes, I’ll start with the most popular one, which is Fishbook and prioritize the rest according to total number of downloads. Apologies for the inconvenience!

Yep, just delete the functions.php file within the theme folder. I disabled it so that the header would display properly with the logo. Custom headers were previously enabled but I got way more emails trying to explain how to use them vs the way it is right now. Anywho, updated versions of my themes should hit some time this summer after BP 1.3 comes out.

Thank you so much for looking into this! =)

I’ve got WP3 with MS subdomains enabled, running PHP Version 5.2.6. I put in some test words in two different subdomain sites and searched from the main/root site, but the plugin wasn’t able to pick up any of the titles/tags/content words I tested for. There aren’t any errors that display with the plugin. It’s just that the SERP doesn’t come up with any matching results.

Hey divljach – I just posted a tutorial on how to add Custom Menus to BuddyPress themes, but it’ll work with WordPress themes, too. The only thing you’ll have to do is change the CSS to match your site.

https://www.michaelkuhlmann.com/2010/07/08/how-to-add-custom-menus/