No fatal error, it just worked??

Can you give me more details of the “what the file” plugin?

I’ll give you the details when I can run this.

Hi,

It’s not totally resolved, my cover image section doesn’t display anything now, but I can look at that another day.

The code is different Brajesh, the closing </label> I put in a different place now just before the closing php tag on that line.

There’s no drag and drop, but no one used that anyway. I’m just baffled as to why the code from the pastebin placed the </label> tag after the input when rendered which stopped things from showing?

The uploader.php file is in the child theme folder in the correct hierarchy, it’s just it doesn’t render as it’s written, baffling.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by Audiomonk.

Hi,

The updates are working, I changed the code manually (see above to spell a word differently and it appeared on my screen straight away so no cache problem).

Can you confirm that the code I posted at number #16198 above is the right code to fix the problem, as that is what it’s using and what the output was.

I did check with other themes, problem is still there, ie no browse button. I tried twentysixteen and twentyseventeen.

I can’t understand why it’s just this part of buddypress that doesn’t work, all the other parts seem to work correctly and display correctly.

I just showed the code as a way to get the button to display, when I posted about this originally I think you said the problem was because of two incorrect overflow:hidden commands. (see original thread linked to in first post).

Could you just confirm that it’s the correct code as I’ve pasted in post #16198 ?

<div class="drag-drop-inside">
					<p class="drag-drop-info"><?php esc_html_e( 'Droooop your file here', 'buddypress' ); ?></p>
					<p><?php _ex( 'or', 'Uploader: Drop your file here - or - Select your File', 'buddypress' ); ?></p>
					<p class="drag-drop-buttons"><label for="{{data.browse_button}}" class="<?php echo is_admin() ? 'screen-reader-text' : 'bp-screen-reader-text' ;?>"><?php
						/* translators: accessibility text */
						esc_html_e( 'Select your File', 'buddypress' );
					?></label><input id="{{data.browse_button}}" type="button" value="<?php esc_attr_e( 'Select your File', 'buddypress' ); ?>" class="button" /></p>
				</div>

This is the code I have in my child theme uploader.php (notice I spelt drop Droooop, this is to check the file in the child theme folder is being used not the standard Buddypress one). So, it’s NOT getting cached. As far as I can see the code above is the code you’ve asked me to use from the pastebin. So, it’s being used and still no button?

<label for="bp-browse-button" class="bp-screen-reader-text">Select your File<input id="bp-browse-button" type="button" value="Select your File" class="button" style="position: relative; z-index: 1;">
				</label>

This is the html from the inspector for that page, which looks correct?

This is driving me crazy, I can alter the CSS of mediapress.min.css and add some CSS in the customiser to get this button to show, but it messes up other things. I just need a solution. I’ve replaced the code you suggested in the child theme area (which is being read). I also renamed this so it used standard BP and it still did the same thing no button. Spent a lot of time disabling caches to see if that was causing the issue. Spent all day on this, and still not working.