Steve

I’m having this issue too, @vapvarun. When I disable the wall plugin, it works. To test it, I simply posted a status update and refreshed the page to only see there was “Sorry, there was no activity found. Please try a different filter.”.

What code do I need to add to limit the total amount of albums?

buddyboss-media/templates/members/single/buddyboss-media-albums.php around line 21. I tried:

global $bp, $buddyboss_media_albums_template;
$albums_count = $buddyboss_media_albums_template->albums->total_items;

But that did not work. What’s the syntax? Thanks!

Nevermind. It’s b/c I was using Hide My WP plugin. 🙂

@tjchester By the version pushed two days ago.

It’s fixed! 😀

@tjchester The theme dev fixed the issue. 🙂

Site notification (the notification tab on the profile page)

@tjchester I hope so too. 🙂

@tjchester I wanted to note that I activated the 2015 WP theme and the Photos tab works fine so it’s something with the “Buddy” WP theme I purchased from themeforest. I reached out to that developer.

However, when I upload a photo the photo # on the photos tab on the profile does not update. It stays at zero.

Yes, but the notification subject line is blank. 🙁

I’m really looking forward to this plugin growing. I’m experiencing so many issues but I think it could be due to the popular “Buddy” theme. When I load TwentyFifteen, it works as intended. I’ve reached out to the dev for “Buddy”.

I’ll create a ticket for this, but I wanted to mention that when you tag a friend the notification subject line is…[Read more]

@tjchester OSX Yosemite and Chrome. The error is saying there is a split issue due to e being undefined so they are related.

@tjchester OSX Yosemite and Chrome

@tjchester No, unfortunately as I said above it’s all local development. Another thing I tried, I disabled BuddyBoss Media whilst leaving all my other plug-ins enabled, refreshed the page and my scripts worked (the AJAX call). Something in the buddyboss-media.min.js file is taking control over the jQuery AJAX function .ajax().

No, unfortunately as I said above it’s all local development. Another thing I tried, I disabled BuddyBoss Media whilst leaving all my other plug-ins enabled, refreshed the page and my scripts worked (the AJAX call). Something in the buddyboss-media.min.js file is taking control over the jQuery AJAX function .ajax().

What do you mean? When I installed WordPress instead of choose wp_ as the install prefix I chose something else.

I’m not using wp_ if that what you mean. It’s insecure.

EDIT: Nevermind. Once I added a regular status update it went back to what it was originally. Issue persists. 🙁

I truncated some tables and it fixed it. Sorry for this.

I truncated some tables and it fixed it. Sorry for this.