[Chuck Rybak]

Okay, everything looks good in the “Edit” and “History” tabs, but when I click on the “Read” tab I get this:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function bp_docs_check_post_lock() in /home/sadiron/www/gbdh/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-docs/includes/templatetags.php on line 989

The code in the file itself looks like this in the area referred to (line 989 is the last line before the final closing bracket):

// Try to get the lock out of $bp first
if ( isset( $bp->bp_docs->current_doc_lock ) ) {
$is_edit_locked = $bp->bp_docs->current_doc_lock;
} else {
$is_edit_locked = 0;

if ( empty( $doc_id ) )
$doc_id = !empty( $post->ID ) ? $post->ID : false;

if ( $doc_id ) {
// Because we’re not using WP autosave at the moment, ensure that
// the lock interval always returns as in process
add_filter( ‘wp_check_post_lock_window’, create_function( false, ‘return time();’ ) );

$is_edit_locked = bp_docs_check_post_lock( $doc_id );
}

• This reply was modified 10 years, 8 months ago by Chuck Rybak.
• This reply was modified 10 years, 8 months ago by Chuck Rybak.

[Chuck Rybak]

Ok, I went through the changes one by one. Hopefully, my first use of github to try and fix something isn’t a complete disaster! If so, I’ll know soon enough.

[Chuck Rybak]

Thanks Boone–and sorry for the repeat question. I always try to scan first, and then feel like a heel when I miss it!

Github is new to me–so when I follow the link and see the various code options there, would I work with just the top one (all shaded in green) or with all of them that are below as well? (Again, sorry for the basic nature of this question; I really appreciate you taking the time.)

[Chuck Rybak]

Thanks Matt! We have our first Intro to DH and Public Humanities course on campus this semester, so we’re really looking forward to getting new work flowing in the Commons site. Again, thanks for the vision and work of you and your team.

[Chuck Rybak]

Yes, I’ll obviously be voting for Commons in a Box! (Note: my students’ Commons site is also nominated for an award, and they’re very excited. So we should be thanking you for making that possible.)

[Chuck Rybak]

Oh my gosh, I’m embarrassed to say I’ve been looking in the wrong place all along. Thanks so much for taking the time. Much appreciated!

[Chuck Rybak]

Okay, I just tired a different plugin called WTI Like Post, and that works. So, with serendipity in play, I’ll roll with that and see how it goes!  Again, thanks for taking the time.

[Chuck Rybak]

Hi Scott:

First, thanks for taking the time.  I tried to plug ahead anyway, and the problem I have is that I’m never able to see any actual voting button(s), even after adding the default button style to the css for good measure.  I made sure voting was turned on in the settings, then I even made a new post just in case the voting would not automatically include old ones, but no dice.  I’m wondering if it’s a comment policy issue, or maybe something else to do with where widgets are. I’m not sure.

[Chuck Rybak]

Hi Scott: Just got it fixed. Thanks for taking a look. I think what it came down to was image reformatting in the 5 to 10 most recent posts. We made sure every image was justified left or right and included text wrap. We had a lot of posts that had big, centered images, and I’m not sure if that was causing the problem or not. A couple students and I worked on the reformatting, so we’re going to debrief and I’ll see if I can get a firm handle on what exactly we changed that eliminated the problem. Again, thanks so much for taking a look.

[Chuck Rybak]

Do you have the option to invite members?

[Chuck Rybak]

And, the error message is back when I tried to create another document.  So, things are going well!

[Chuck Rybak]

And, of course… as soon as I arrive at campus and try things there, it works. I guess I’ll need to try to figure out if the different locations are somehow leading to this, although that seems strange.

[Chuck Rybak]

I have found forums to be tricky, largely because there isn’t a single forum. This is how I’ve handled it so far: I make a “Private Group” and then request that the group have a forum. By default (at least for me so far) that forum is also private since it is nested inside the private group.

I’m not sure if that’s what you mean, but I thought I’d take a shot!

[Chuck Rybak]

Ray, thanks for reaffirming the advice–it worked and so far so good.

 

hoenera–our site is not “ready for the public” either but were almost there, as soon as I can migrate to a different server. I’d definitely like to see what you’re up to once all of these things become visible.

[Chuck Rybak]

Hoenera: It worked! Thanks so much–I would have never figured that out on my own. This will be a HUGE help to my students, and to me. You will get all due credit in class tomorrow.  Thanks again for taking the time.

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