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Well done! Makes perfect sense once you know what is going on! Thanks again for your help with this, it’s been driving me insane. ;o)
Hi sharmstr – Thanks for your message. I have removed the PHP tag from the (child) functions.php file, but the site is still returning a 500 error. If it would make life easier for you, I would happy to set you up with FTP. Just let me know. ;o)
It gets even stranger…
No change in WP 2015/2016 with /plugins/buddypress changed. BUT it does still change with the current live theme (Klein). See evt. http://muziclink.com (same admin, if you need it).
Yes, I have tested (fully) for plugin conflicts. No result even just using BP alone.
Hi sharmstr –
There is definitely a cache problem somewhere (or a separate file is perhaps being called). I have tested all 3 levels of member-header.php (BA/child themes and BP plugin) and there was no change. I then deleted the files from the server – still no change!
I have also tested if the server is causing this cache problem, but it appears not, as I ran the same test on our live site (on the same server setup) and the update was immediate. (see evt. screenshot)
Any more ideas for what we can do to rectify this?
Thanks,
ChrisOK, great, I’ll try that. I’ll have to leave it until tomorrow though. I’ll let you know how it goes. Again, thanks very much for you help. I really appreciate it.
Yes, that’s what I meant. Very weird, I’ll dig deeper and see if I can track down what is causing this. Thanks very much for your help. Have a good weekend. ;o)
OK, what I have done now is deleted the child-theme version (/buddyapp-child/buddypress/members/single/member-header.php) and added “a little text” above the latest activity to the main theme version (/buddyapp-child/buddypress/members/single/member-header.php), still no change.
I’m glad you like the name! ;o)
I tried adding text (same place as you placed it in your screenshot), uploaded the file and still no change. I switched off the (on-site) caching entirely and also the browser cache (Chrome). Still no change. Hmm.
Sorry, as this was kind of relative to my previous questions, I wasn’t sure whether or not to start a new post. I will do so in future.
Yes, the directory structure is accurate, I have just double-checked it again. As a test, I have taken out the entire latest update div (ca. lines 51-55), but it is still showing up on the site?
<div id=”latest-update”>
<?php bp_activity_latest_update( bp_displayed_user_id() ); ?>
</div>I have also cleared the cache, etc.
Quick question: Could you please let me know where I can change the output in the area shown on attached screenshot? I thought it was ..\buddypress\members\single\member-header.php so I copied that to the child theme and amended it, but nothing changes.
Thanks,
ChrisHi sharmstr –
Thanks for your quick reply, much appreciated.
Ad #1: Actually, I did read through the forums before I contacted support (as I usually do), I did not notice the post you sent. With that said, I have now used your CSS as a temp fix until 1.0.5.
Ad #2: OK, thank you.
Ad #3: Thanks. Will this also be rectified in v.1.0.5?
Ad #4: Sorry, I should have mentioned in my original mail, I actually already checked for plugin conflicts. I just checked again, now that I have the latest version of the theme installed, but even with only BuddyPress and BBpress active, this still does not work. I’m fairly sure it’s a theme bug, because even with all the plugins activated, this is not a problem when using the standard WP theme (2015/2016).
Ad #5: Actually no, it’s not fixed. I did change the colour on both the directory icon (to orange) and the top task bar bubbles, but what I would like to change is the hover colour on the grey titles (which are pink on mouseover) in the knowledge base. The actual post links work fine, it’s only the title which turn pink.
Thanks again for you help! ;o)
Kindest regards,
Chris
