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[khiadmin]

I’ve done some additional trouble shooting and it appears that you are right with regard to the issue not being related to the above mentioned nonce error. Instead, its related to the “Comment Media” setting located in rtMedia’s plugin. To recreate:

1. Navigate to rtMedia->Settings->BuddyPress(Tab)
2. Toggle Enable media in comment to ON & and save
3. Then navigate to the activity page and attempt to insert a picture to the comment reply.

Expected Experience: that the uploaded picture and comment will be added to the activity stream.
Actual Experience: It appears that the picture is not loaded and any written comment is not posted. However, a check of the database will indicate that the file is uploaded to uploads/rtMedia/users/ folder.

Please advise.

[khiadmin]

Noted.

However, you also noted that you think it might have to do with the pagination. Is there something that I am overlooking? I afraid that something might have been lost in translation.

[khiadmin]

I’m not understanding what you are wanting me to do. I’ve got the latest version of the theme installed and have not made any modifications to the activity code. I think you are saying that if I click the “Load More” button that I then will be able to reply to a comment. If that’s what you are insinuating, then that’s unacceptable UX.

Also, as previously noted, I’ve already uninstalled all plugins that might interfere with your theme. Furthermore, I installed your Main/Parent theme and the problem persists. It seems that the only thing preventing this issue from happening is the deactivation of the rtMedia plugin.

[khiadmin]

I totally disagree with your conclusion. First of all, I don’t have this issue when I attempt to use the pluging with another theme. This tells me that the problem is with your theme/plugin. If I go to rtMedia and request that they fix this, they will simply request that I return to you as it seems to be a compatibility issue with the theme (since it does work fine with most other plugins).

Second. to your comment of “Anyway there is no functionality issue” that is also incorrect. There is a functionality issue. It was outlined at the start of this email exchange and I will re-explain here again. This error is preventing any reply comments from posting on the activity stream. To be more specific, if a user that navigates to the activity stream attempts to reply to a previously posted comment, he/she is not allowed. The “Post” button will not work. However, removing the rtMedia plugin will permit me to enter the comment. Again, I’ll reiterate that I do not have to removed the rtMedia plugin from the 2017 plugin in order for me to post a reply-comment to a post on the activity stream.

Looking forward to your response.

[khiadmin]

First of all, I’m using the sweet-date theme, not Kleo. I wanted to point that out just in case it makes a difference as your above screenshot it for the Kleo codebase which I’m unfamiliar with. Also, when I deactivate your theme and install the WordPress 2017 theme, the error stops displaying. So I’m pretty confident that the error is being generated by your theme. Please advise otherwise.

[khiadmin]

Thank you.

I’ve re-checked the credentials and they seem to be working just fine. Please let me know which in particular you are having problems with and I will double check.

[khiadmin]

Also, I want to note that with the deactivation of the rtMedia plugin there remains this error displaying on the activity page:

[DOM] Found 20 elements with non-unique id #_wpnonce_new_activity_comment:
<input type=”hidden” id=”_wpnonce_new_activity_comment” name=”_wpnonce_new_activity_comment” value=”5534ed1a86″>

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[khiadmin]

Kieran,

That is correct.

[khiadmin]

I needed to redirect a logged in user to my activity page. So I added the following code to my functions page and it worked just fine:

function admin_default_page() {
return ‘/MySiteFolderName/activity’;
}
add_filter(‘login_redirect’, ‘admin_default_page’);

I got the code from: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8127453/redirect-after-login-on-wordpress

[khiadmin]

I needed to redirect a logged in user to my activity page. So I added the following code to my functions page and it worked just fine:

function admin_default_page() {
return ‘/MySiteFolderName/activity’;
}
add_filter(‘login_redirect’, ‘admin_default_page’);

I got the code from: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8127453/redirect-after-login-on-wordpress

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