Juanfrito

Hi, trisager:

Thanks for answering, and for the hint about http authentication, though I was trying to avoid that.

Juan F. Vicente

Just an update:

I found some solution elsewhere, and just added some code in ms-files.php, just at the end, where it says:

// If we made it this far, just serve the file
readfile( $file );

I inserted ob_clean();

// If we made it this far, just serve the file
ob_clean();
readfile( $file );

Now everything works fine ONLY if I publish the post or the page, but not if I try to save a draft and preview it.

So I guess there’s something not solved there, but at least my users will be able to see everything.

Hi Chantal,

It also happens to me. I have three sites running, one of them multisite.

Every site with same WP and BackWPup version, but multisite is the only one that behaves like that, every job rescheduled to 1-jan-1970. ?could it be server issue?

I’ve tried to trigger the job using cron and setting the job’s schedule to start it with a link, but so far with no luck, wget outputs nothing

Hi, I know what happened to @entreosos,

The name of the po file that comes with plugin is bpfb-default.po
I tried to translate it and uploaded bpfb-default-es_ES.po (in my case my language is es_ES). It didn’t work, but if you open buddypress-activity-plus/lib/class_bpfb_binder.php you’ll see that the translation looks for bpfb, for example:
'add_photos' => __('Add photos', 'bpfb')
So to solve it simply rename the po file into bpfb-es_ES.po and that’s it!

Perhaps the author might consider changing the name of the original file, or writting some info about it in the readme file or something.

Regards

Sorry, I forgot to mark the question as resolved, done it now

Great!

Thanks a lot

So far I’ve tried with:

• BuddyPress Default (the theme with which BuddyPress comes)
• BuddyPress Colours
• Magazine Basic
• Frisco for BuddyPress
• Custom Community

And some others.
The loading animation works fine using BuddyPress Default, and BuddyPres Colours (which is a child theme derived from BuddyPress Default). But It doesn’t with the others, including the one I want to use, Magazine Basic.

Digging up a little I’ve found that the themes where it works have some CSS with a file named ajax-loader.gif (I found the file and viewed its content and it’s the very same animation I’d like to see in my site). This gif is toggled on or off with some java script inside BuddyPress default theme.

But, neither the script nor the ajax-loader.gif exists or is required in the other themes folders, so, I guess if I want the animation, I’ll have to code and add it by myself in the themes I’d like to use, or look up if exists some plugin for that (I doubt it). To sum up, It’s not a bug, but something the creators of the themes didn’t implement.

But if anyone has done it and wants to share… I’d be grateful ??