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Short answer seems to be no – but would be very useful from my perspective.

Sounds a serious issue – will defer my use until this is resolved.
Thanks

Worked it out thanks.

I did have this at one stage but I found changing my admin password seemed to fix it – don’t know why.

This does work for me when members sign up on registration page.

I now notice that there is a requirement for WP 3.3 although I’m not sure why this would make a difference to this issue.

The fix at the thread ‘Error bpge.php on line 106’ removes the error on my simple group page.
However I still cannot ‘view’ pages from the front end I will post another thread about this.

I am getting the same error with a path to bpge.php
I can create the page since it appears in the Groups Pages in my Admin Dashboard and I can view it from there but WP can’t find it if I try to view it in the front end.
In my case I have only installed the plugin on my localhost test environment

I am using WP 3.2.1

At this stage I have not looked further

Thanks Boone
After the roll back front end editor is working properly on both local and production sites.
The duplication has completely disappeared and only the remaining (and for me minor) issue is the visual editor on the back-end (which is of no consequence to me at the moment).

May I say how impressed I am with your professionalism and ready version control.

Thanks for the suggestion I will try it and let you know.

I have just noticed that BuddyPress Docs now require WP 3.3 with compatibility up to 3.3.1 – I’m sure when I downloaded it the requirements were not so high.
I guess this may explain some of the issue but even when I disable BuddyPress Docs the Visual Editor is no longer available is not available on the live site.

I can work with HTML editing for the time being as I cannot update WP because some crucial plugins are yet to be compatible beyond 3.2.1

I have posted some screenshots of the issues on a wordpress.com blog page at

Apart from this issue the plugin is great – at the moment I dont depend on it as the site is a prototype with few regular users (other than spam).

Hi,
I’m using WP 3.2.1 and BP 1.5.1 BuddyPress Docs 1.1.22 too but don’t have Jetpack installed. I had noticed that the Visual Editor was no longer available but not associated it with BuddyPress Docs as I first noticed it when manually editing some pages.
I deactivated BuddyPress Docs but the fault is still there
I am using a BP modified Twenty-Eleven theme.
It is now impossible to isolate the last plugin action I did prior to the fault appearing, however on my localhost site the visual editor is still working in the back end.
On both sites the front end displays 2 title fields and 2 content fields:
– the first pair has an update button above it (and on the locally hosted site the visual editor buttons are verticle above that) – although text can be included in both the first title and first content it cannot have any attributes applied to it nor does it update or affect the actual document in any way;
– there is a normal visual editor on the locally hosted site associted with the second pair which contains the actual document;
– on the live site the document is contained in the second pair and appears to be in plain editable text but there is no visual editor associated with either pair of fields on the live site.

Hi – this looks great but where do if find the right place in the Buddypress registration page to put the code?

Thanks Marcus I will look at this.