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I updated to 1.3 today and updated k elements and VC. Although all elements seem to be back in order for creation of new content, the old garbled content has not fixed itself. So I am manually rebuilding all pages. Not ideal for sure. There was definitely a glitch in there somewhere. But at least this will get me where I need to be.
darrenvParticipantit is not fine yet. I have just now gone in and deleted all the plugins I wasn’t using. That cleared up the alignment problem on the home page (that’s likely what you saw – just now cleared that up). However, VC is still not working in the back end.
darrenvParticipantK-Elements is active. I tried it active only on main site and again network activated. I’ve activated, deactivated, deleted, reinstalled 4 times with no change in results.
darrenvParticipantYes, I thought of that first so I re-downloaded the theme just to be sure, deleted the existing VC and K elements and then re-installed from the most recent theme distribution. I did this twice to no avail.
If turns out the VC is not recognizing many of the theme elements. And when I edit a page that contains them ie the buddypress activity feed elements for example, there is no short code for some items (namely the activity feed elements), so the content/instruction is deleted from the page and I am left only with the text title. Very strange behavior. Here is a screen shot of the elements that VC is offering as options – notice all of the missing elements???
darrenvParticipantThanks Abe – I did get it up and running. It was a configuration error on my multisite installation having to do with when I switch domains. Thanks for taking a look at it.
darrenvParticipantI wanted to updated this request since my site is nearly ready to full testing barring the issues below. I am desperately in need of assistance in figuring out the solutions to these issues:
I have updated to themes latest version and it looks like some of the issues I was having have cleared up. Email is now being sent as it should. Icons still require an addition to htaccess in order for firefox to load them correctly.
The only things I have found that I can’t get working are:
– once a friend request is sent, when the recipient of the request logs in and views “friend” in the profile – there is a box with an “accept” or “reject” button. – CLicking either of these buttons results in no action at all. They do not work.
– No user including admin is able to post any activity to any of the activity streams. The streams are picking up activity from posts, forums, etc. but on the stream pages, no user can post to the stream. When attempting to post, the error “Are you sure you want to do this? Please try again.” appears.
– no user can join a group user the “Join Group” button from the active group directory page either. If a user clicks on a group and goes to the group profile and then clicks the “Join Group” at the top of the Group page, the join is successful. But on the group directory page, the result is a message in place of the button “-1″ and the join is unsuccessful.
I have completely rebuilt the site twice on 2 different domains for a total of 3 installations and countless hours (probably 30-40) trying to figure this out. It is hosted by Hostgator. They tell me to do the usual disable all plugins, reinstall the theme, etc… all of which I have done to no avail. same result under all installs.
Thoughts?
Any help you can provide?
darrenvParticipantJust discovered that no user can join a group user the “Join Group” button from the active group directory page either. If a user clicks on a group and goes to the group profile and then clicks the “Join Group” at the top of the Group page, the join is successful. But on the group directory page, the result is a message in place of the button “-1” and the join is unsuccessful.
Thoughts?
darrenvParticipantI have updated to themes latest version and it looks like some of the issues I was having have cleared up. Email is now being sent as it should. Icons still require an addition to htaccess in order for firefox to load them correctly.
The only things I have found that I can’t get working are:
– once a friend request is sent, when the recipient of the request logs in and views “friend” in the profile – there is a box with an “accept” or “reject” button. – CLicking either of these buttons results in no action at all. They do not work.
– No user including admin is able to post any activity to any of the activity streams. The streams are picking up activity from posts, forums, etc. but on the stream pages, no user can post to the stream. When attempting to post, the error “Are you sure you want to do this? Please try again.” appears.
I have completely rebuilt the site (multisite) twice on 2 different domains for a total of 3 installations and countless hours (probably 30-40) trying to figure this out. It is hosted by Hostgator. They tell me to do the usual disable all plugins, reinstall the theme, etc… all of which I have done to no avail.
Any help you can provide?
darrenvParticipantHi Robert, I have changed to a different registration form and now am unable to access the version I mentioned above for some reason. It was the default buddypress registration form. If I run into it I will bring this post back to life. but for the moment I have solved the issue by using a different registration form.
darrenvParticipantThanks Robert, I understand that the usage is normal, but the design is not. THe text I referenced in my original post is no visible on the page because it is white text on a white page and is part of the template. There are radion buttons that look to the user like they are just hovering is space for no reason (yes/no buttons) because the user cannot see the text I mention in my post.
I am hoping to find out where to change that label setting so the text will be black like the rest of the text on the page.
darrenvParticipantRight after I posted this I found a solution for the #1 in my post above: firefox issue of not showing anything but the little binary’s for the icons. Turns out that a little addition to .htaccess did the trick:
<FilesMatch "\.(ttf|otf|woff)$">
<IfModule mod_headers.c>
Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*"
</IfModule>
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