Mariusooms

This template can be overridden by copying it to yourtheme/woocommerce/content-widget-product.php.

This is hardly ideal, but you could change code in the latest woocommerce version. Release of woocommerce 3.x broke some things. In any case change in:

plugins/woocommerce/templates/content-widget-product.php line 29

<?php echo $product->get_name(); ?>
to
<?php _e($product->get_name(), 'woocommerce'); ?>

I have the same problem. Has anyone else encountered this and found a solution? So far this plugin has worked the best out of the bunch.

1. Not sure how to solve that. I can look into it though, but solutions are welcome.

2. Blogs should only be blocked from search engines if the group is private. For public groups the blogs should be allowed to be crawled. Are you revering to private groups?

Oops, I forgot to update the readme. Good catch thanks, subdomains are supported.

Thanks Lemmy…works like a charm. The new code is included in the latest release.

@per4mance, @ovidiu the menu is located in the BuddyPress dropdown section. Try refresh it should be there, I had no trouble on either local or live installs. Works with both 1.2.5.2 and 1.2.6 on WP 3.0.1

@semirm Please open a seperate thread for you issue as it is unrelated to the above issue. btw, that code is not part of the plugin. Most likely the plugin is incompatible with that theme.

Thanks for posting a fix for your situation.

Thanks to Lemmy who provided a fix, subdomains now work properly. Thanks Lemmy!

It is a tough one AnnieFrancis. It looks you are doing everything right, I don’t really have a fix for you. Hope you will figure it out.

I believe it is a conflict with another plugin. I noticed you use Wiki Editor or something? Try to disable other plugins if you can at all and narrow it down. I could not reproduce on a clean install.

@lemmy Thanks for providing a fix, I’m really interested to find out how you fixed it. I could not find a fix over on BuddyPress. Do you have a link for me?

Thanks

You absolutely correct andrewteg. Your solution is the only working solution. The problem is somewhere in creating the blog. There are no other issues you should have to worry about, asaik.

no problem ??

The option to create a new post is only available when choosing the “P2 BuddyPress” theme:

https://oomsonline.com/grabs/compatible.jpg

Choose that theme, make sure it is an allowed theme by your wordpress setup and then revisit the settings and go to the second tab called “Redirect”. Just read through the options available and choose the one that applies the most.

Custom themes don’t offer support for frontend posting as this is a feature from the P2 theme.

Your other error is headscratcher as obviously buddypress is activated, so bp_has_activities can not be an undefined function. Choosing a different “Redirect” option will hopefully also alleviate this error though.