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gregkamphuis@hotmail.comParticipant
Awesome, Thank! You guys are the best, just crossin’ things off my to do list!
Greggregkamphuis@hotmail.comParticipantWow, I spent 6 hours trying to figure out the problem. Solved, Thanks!
gregkamphuis@hotmail.comParticipantIt is hard to say cause I tried so much stuff, I think it was something like having groupsmdeactivated but having one of those kleo grids somewhere calling for groups, I think if you have any menus calling for buddy press with out that b3ing activated it messes it up. Good luck
gregkamphuis@hotmail.comParticipantfixed it last night, the problem is if you have a VC element that calls for information from BP, like latest groups for example, if groups isnt active in BP, you get a crazy amount of those notification queries, thanks any way though
gregkamphuis@hotmail.comParticipantOh man, you saved my life, the problem was have VC elements that called for BP menu items that weren’t active, wow, I spent over week trying to figure this out, and was near the point of giving up, thank you so much @mithccan
gregkamphuis@hotmail.comParticipantFixed it! the problem happens when you deactivate parts of buddy press but you have VC elements on your site that call for those parts.
gregkamphuis@hotmail.comParticipant@mitchcan I have the exact issue you describe, although it happens on every page of my site, any advice with what you found out would be hugely appreciated!
gregkamphuis@hotmail.comParticipantI found another solution to this problem in a topic called “BuddyPress Profile notifications tab throwing error” he figured out that:
“It was actually on the /membership-account/membership-levels/ page, not the register page.
Still, it was indeed a plugin issue. But funny enough, it wasn’t that I had too many, it was that I didn’t have ones Active for that page. Without BuddyPress and the bp-custom plugins active, that generated the errors. When I went through to look at deactivating some, I tested with those on and it works.”However, I don’t really understand this solutions, and besides the query goes all crazy on every page of my site, this guys problem was the same though, the request got sent thousands of times per minute until it crashed his server.
Sorry for keeping on adding things to this, but I am new to this and am just trying to help you help me!
gregkamphuis@hotmail.comParticipantHey webmaster-sw, I think I am having the same problem in forum post -waiting for available socket- I even switched my hosting! Could you tell me how you set that interval to 0?
gregkamphuis@hotmail.comParticipantHi, So I have been busy trying to figure out what this problem is, and WPEngine has been fantastic about helping me. I am going to copy an email I have got from them here which looks like it should help. However, I still need help because, it looks a bit over my head and I dont want to mess it us anymore!
It looks like the issue is with some sort of notification function that your theme uses. It is sending the same request repeatedly until the memory allotted to Chrome is exhausted and it begins returning “ERR_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES” errors. If left open long enough, this would most likely crash or freeze your browser:
The attached screen shot was here.
For comparison, a fresh WordPress install makes about 10-15 requests when you load the front page. I haven’t been able to replicate the exact issue you’re describing, but it’s almost certainly due to the massive amount of requests coming from this theme function. It seems like most of Chrome’s memory would be going toward handling these requests which freezes up your Dashboard. Once you close the site, this memory is freed up, allowing your Dashboard to function again.
This notification refresh function appears to be controlled by the setting at Theme Options -> Buddypress -> Live Notifications interval*. It’s currently set to 20000, or 20 seconds, but the function is firing off much more often. In fact, even when I set that value to 0 to disable it, it continues to send these requests, so either I am misunderstanding this option or the theme is ignoring it altogether. In either case, I would recommend following up with the developer of the theme to see if they have any insight into this issue.Attachments:
You must be logged in to view attached files.gregkamphuis@hotmail.comParticipantAlso, in my forums, the topics and replies don’t show up, unless the topic is sticky but it still doesn’t show the replies, would this be a separate issue?
gregkamphuis@hotmail.comParticipantThanks for the quick reply, actually I found that you can just add class=open-sidebar to the title attribute in a menu item. However, if I add class=open-sidebar to the menu item “My account” from the customized kleo menu items then it doesn’t work and just adds the words. I only want it so that it shows the user avatar while the person is logged in, so if they click their avatar, the side menu pops out. It its not possible without custom coding that’s okay, but it feels so close, currently I can get the name with the pop out menu, just not the avatar.
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