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  • Thread Starter mairaj

    (@mairaj)

    Downgrading to 3.5.2 resolved the issue. So, there is something wrong with the update.

    regards

    Plugin Author Andrea Tarantini

    (@dontdream)

    Hi Mairaj,

    I need to know the first version that doesn’t work for you: 3.5.3, 3.5.4 or 3.5.5? And did you find any message in your Apache error logs?

    Thread Starter mairaj

    (@mairaj)

    Hi!

    It was 3.5.5. I am not sure about Apache error logs.

    Thanks

    Plugin Author Andrea Tarantini

    (@dontdream)

    Could you please comment out these lines in bps-searchform.php:

    line 28:
    if ($form_id != 'bps_auto') echo "<div id='buddypress'>";

    and line 192:
    if ($form_id != 'bps_auto') echo '</div>';

    and see if it works?

    Thread Starter mairaj

    (@mairaj)

    Hello!

    Yes, commenting out those lines seems to have resolved the problem(s). This update actually triggered yet another problem. Refer to this discussion here – https://www.buddyboss.com/support-forums/topic/bp-album-page-sab-nav-broken/#post-24043

    Thank you very much for all the help ??

    Mairaj,

    I am the developer of the BuddyBoss theme as you know. I’ve seen you active over at our forums ??

    I would be happy to resolve this issue officially, within the theme. I am working with Andrea to figure this out, and so far I cannot reproduce the problem. Can you undo the hack that she suggested for a day and post a link to your site, or send the link to support @ buddyboss.com referencing this thread? If I can see the issue on your live site I can figure out it out pretty fast. I bet it’s just CSS.

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter mairaj

    (@mairaj)

    Hello Michael!

    Just sent you the requested details.

    Thanks

    Got them, thanks! I’ll look into this today.

    I have it fixed on your site. The solution was to remove the custom slug from BP-Album.

    That plugin is old and uses the “legacy” templating setup from before BuddyPress 1.7 came out. We do a check to find legacy plugins, and then do a check to find the slug that the plugin outputs, and if we’re on that plugin’s page we insert some special HTML. Since you have a custom slug on the page, there is some conflict. Removing the custom slug returned it to normal behavior even with BP Profile Search activated. We may be able to find a more complete solution, but that should solve it for now.

    Thread Starter mairaj

    (@mairaj)

    Thank you very much. I am waiting for your Gallery plugin, I hope that comes soon ??

    No problem.

    Our Photos plugin is coming pretty soon. It won’t have galleries out of the box, but that’s on the list. BuddyPress is actually working on a native photo/album functionality that has an API for plugins to hook into, so we’re following that progress and we may end up adjusting our plugin to hook into that and expand on it.

    See: https://vimeo.com/87608326

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