Adam

[Adam]

We’ve since separated our product from our content platform and have realized this issue is bigger than SD/BP/Wordpress.. it’s all about image metadata and everyone suffers from it unless they star to read rotation data or provide rotation features to users to fix it themselves.

[Adam]

I’m noticing the only way this works is if I stay on BP 2.0.1 and put ‘no-ajax’ on all of the ‘pagination’ divs.

Upgrade to BP2.1.1 = perform search and page ‘2’ does not use GET parameter ‘zipradius’

With either 2.0.1 or BP2.1.1, removing ‘no-ajax’ from ‘pagination’ DIV = URLs change to /admin-ajax.php?upage=2 or 3

[Adam]

@abe I’ve updated to 2.8 and the field_x parameters work after using BACK.

However, I have a another field (‘zipradius’; radius from provided ZIP code) and the &zipradius=x value is ignored. Could you help me trace how the ajax ‘next’ or ‘2,3,4’) links work?

Do they get parameters from a cookie, or directly from GET? I can’t pin down the code that actually requests page 2,3,4 and passes the search parameters.

[Adam]

Hi @Abe

I’ve upgraded to 2.8 and still see a lot of inline css. I originally fixed this by modifying core sweetdate files (not good!)

Is there something wrong with my config/install, or was this change never made to sweetdate?

[Adam]

@abe I’m still working on this issue.

Should bp_filter_request use the bp-members-search cookie (contains query string) when using AJAX on the members search?

I found:
bp-members-search is set when executing search. It contains search params/query string.
When viewing a user profile, bp-members-search is deleted (???)
When going back to search results, with bp-members-search gone, the next page of results *loses* the query information.

Desperate for help here!

I’m going to duplicate the cookie information into my own cookie, then re-set it into bp-members-search when viewing profiles. But my query string also has new information (“zipradius” for example,) and Im trying to figure out how to use bp_filter_request to include my custom params.

[Adam]

This works well enough, since I only want to display the first error message in the case of errors

COPY CODE

    echo json_encode(array( 'loggedin' => false, 'message' => '<span class="wrong-response"><i class="icon icon-attention"></i>' . $user_signon->get_error_message() . '</span>' ));

[Adam]

ugh, disregard that.

Apparently Limit Login Attempts isn’t installed on my local install.. stand by!

ps. your forum needs post-EDITING 😉

[Adam]

Hi Abe,

The user_signon doesn’t ever contain information about being locked out. It’s always just a message about bad credentials, e.g.

COPY CODE

WP_Error Object
(
    [errors:WP_Error:private] => Array
        (
            [incorrect_password] => Array
                (
                    [0] => <strong>ERROR</strong>: The password you entered for the username <strong>ataylor</strong> is incorrect. <a href="http://local.meetmindful.com/wp-login.php?action=lostpassword">Lost your password</a>?
                )

        )

    [error_data:WP_Error:private] => Array
        (
        )

)

[Adam]

pls note: In these cases I’m not able to login via the modal. Logging in via /wp-login.php works fine.

[Adam]

BP-album development seems mostly dead

[Adam]

@Abe
Sweetdate has the JS crop functionality built into the Avatar upload process. Was this simply inherited from Buddypress?

I know this is BP-Album we’re talking about — and I’m just trying to force a 1:1 ratio out of the upload. Even if the user can’t pick the targeting of the crop box — that’s better than squeezin their rectangular photos into our UI D:

[Adam]

I meant to attach two different screenshots, not the same one twice.

Anyway, the attached screenshot shows the breaking layout.

Another issue is that the error prompt states the image is too small. In actuality it’s very large!

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[Adam]

Here are some screenshots from the SD demo site.

While I’m not looking for a solution to the rotation issue – I am looking for a solution to the implementation of the crop tool on mobile where the image size is (more often than not) going to exceed the dimensions of the container.

Another issue is that the preview window of the cropped area does not match the selection over the uploaded image.

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[Adam]

It probably is – I’ll keep looking!

However, on your demo site, the URL doesn’t update with any upage information. So when I view a member on page 3, and then go “Back”, it goes back to the beginning?

[Adam]

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[Adam]

Hi Abe,

This works better but I think there’s another piece that needs a fix.

With the update you provided, I can perform a search, move to page 2, view a profile, click the back-button, and then move to page 3, and the results still match my query.

However, after page 2 the pagination links change to /admin-ajax.php?page=X.

So if I view another profile and then use the back-button to return to this page, I the blank-page and ‘0’ response.

It seems if we can maintain the proper URL on the pagination links at all times, this issue will be fully resolved! Any ideas?

[Adam]

hi @Abe,

Is there no hope on enabling AJAX for member’s browsing? 🙁

meetmindful.com/members

the two bugs:
1) viewing a profile, returning to /members, and paging->forward after a search loses the search parameters.

2) without a search (simply visiting /members) you can only page-forward 1 or 2 times. On page the extra ‘0’ on the end of the response breaks the page. (Happens with AJAX-driven friends lists too)

[Adam]

The database looks fine. This doesn’t occur with the default buddypress theme.

[Adam]

Thanks!

Yes, you can include our site there.

I would be happy to test any patches for you, if needed. We have about 1,500 users.

[Adam]

I found that ‘no-ajax’ needs to be applied to the .item-list.search list div in the members loop as well.

When this is done, clicking on the tab to switch to ‘friends’ (or in my case ‘following’ or ‘favorites’) will point to the user’s profile, with their friends/followers/favorites loaded, depending on whatever /path/ you have assigned for this filter/loop.

So this allows me to show my users’ favorites again, but we’d still love if we can actually use AJAX, which is being prevented by the bug that does not retain search filters after visiting a profile and hitting ‘back’.

Perhaps we could solve this by saving all search params in cookies and checking for the values of those cookies every time a pagination link is clicked, when AJAX browsing is enabled??

[Adam]

@abe any progress on this? I’d love to be able to re-enable ajax on the members page.

We re-designed the discovery process a bit,
http://www.meetmindful.com/members/ (I believe you have a free account already..)

I noticed when adding no-ajax to disable ajax browsing, the ‘Favorites’ tab pagination breaks.

(Favorites is my modified version of the followers plugin.)

THe pagination still points to a /wp-admin/ajax.php address, and the page errors out with a simple ‘0’. I imagine this is because the ajax URL is wp-admin/admin-ajax.php.

Anyway, this means I have to disable the ‘Favorites’ tab entirely until this is worked out, or switch to enabling ajax on the members page and dealing with the other bug that loses search parameters after viewing a profile and hitting ‘back’ (topic of thread.)

Thoughts?

[Adam]

This can be closed – I found everything I needed at Foundation and just never returned to close this thread

[Adam]

none of these work

closeOnEsc: false,
close_on_esc: false,
closeonesc: false

[Adam]

I meant /messages/, $uri

[Adam]

/members/, $uri

it’s always simpler than I think. Well there goes a few hours.

[Adam]

@caitlin

how to make the custom restrictions match URI when root profiles are enabled?

getting:
PHP Warning: preg_match() [function.preg-match]: Delimiter must not be alphanumeric or backslash

when I try to modify for URLs that do not contain /members/

[Adam]

@abe this seems to only work when user profiles are found at /members/username

if(preg_match(“/^\/”.bp_get_members_root_slug().”\/”. bp_get_loggedin_user_username().”\/messages\/?/”, $uri))

what about when root profiles are enabled?

I tried this:
if(preg_match(“/^\/”. bp_get_loggedin_user_username().”\/messages\/?/”, $uri))

but it didn’t work either

[Adam]

i can see the records saving in wp_usermeta so we just need to change this into a front-end display tool 🙂

@abe, before I hack this plugin to do what I need.. any plans for this sort of thing, built right into Sweetdate?

[Adam]

I couldn’t make this work, and it says its only for the standard bp theme? Either way, it only adds a widget to wp-admin for users? We need to show this information on the user’s profile, when they’re looking at their own profile. We don’t let regular users access /wp-admin

[Adam]

Next question:

HOW TO TRIGGER MODAL WITHOUT CLICKING SOMETHING??

We want to pop this thing up when logged-in users log in next time.

I’ll set a cookie when the close button is clicked, to prevent loading the next time.

[Adam]

For the content of the modal, I used get_post_field so we can control the HTML of the modal in the CMS
eg:
<?=get_post_field(post_content, 1901); ?>

[Adam]

Pretty easy actually:

1. Create HTML template for modal in /page-parts/
2. ID the wrapper within the template “my_panel” or something
3. In your footer.php, include the template with get_template_part (in my case, wrapped with some conditionals
4. Whichever element is to trigger the loading of the modal, give it a data-reveal-id=”my_panel” (matching above)

[Adam]

We’ll want to use Masonry on the /members page and users’ album pages. Is that what is being discussed here (album pages)?

[Adam]

@mycoach –

people only show up in the /members page after they have logged-in at least once.

[Adam]

adding ‘no-ajax’ to the pagination div to disable AJAX seems the best course of action for now.

We would like to re-enable it when possible!

[Adam]

Hi @abe – We’re implementing a radius-based postal-code filter on our /members page, and having some trouble with the AJAX results on pages 2, 3, etc, as well.

While we’re working on this problem we may arrive at a solution for the first issue mentioned here. And if so, we’ll pass it along.

[Adam]

Here’s a modified snippet of something else I found here which seems to be working

/* Filter the redirect url for login*/
add_filter("login_redirect","my_login_redirect",100,3);

function my_login_redirect($redirect_to_calculated,$redirect_url_specified,$user){
if(!is_super_admin($user->ID)) {
/* EMPTY = refresh current page?? */
}
else {
return $redirect_to_calculated; /*if site admin*/
}
}


The point here is that filtering kleo_pmpro_url_redirect didn't work at all for me. Only filtering login_redirect (with priority) works, and returning nothing for the regular user case apparently means 'reload current page'.

Like I said seems to be working so far.

We needed this because we're turning on PMpro with no restrictions, and only allowing sign-ups from people with direct access. We don't want the levels page popping up automatically on logging in.

[Adam]

@abe yes that is expected. The back button returns me to page 1. But after that, if I click on page 2, page 2 should show members according to the filters. It even says “Your search found xxx”, etc.

In other words, it we need to check for search-form selections/filters every time page 2, 3 etc is clicked.

[Adam]

Hey @abe, I get the redeclaration error with and without the ‘if exists’ wrapper.

I was already re-declaring kleo_members_filter in order to add a search form expand/hide button, and it was executing kleo_bp_search_form_horizontal($mode), so the only way I was able to get this to work was to define my own mm_bp_search_form_horizontal() and call that instead..

[Adam]

I forgot I created another thread for this a while back

https://archived.seventhqueen.com/forums/topic/cannot-redeclare-kleo_bp_search_form_horizontal

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