Hi George,
Thank you for the reply.

I am sorry, I have lost the track of things and will need your assistance a bit about this topic(see the bottom).

MediaPress media is a valid WordPress attachment. The reason you see issue with resolution is we register custom image sizes which are not known to WordPress.

If you register custom image size in WorddPress(add_image_size), WordPress generates the sub sizes for all images, irrespective of the context.
We do not want WordPress to generate our custom image sizes for non MediaPress uploaded images. That’s why these sizes are not registered as standard and only used inside MediaPress.

Depending on your use case, you can pass MediaPress registered image size to the WordPress attachment functions to display it properly.

– You should be able to display GIS using exif data of the original image(exif is saved by WordPress in meta)
– I have not explored Media variations and how that would Work for image type but WordPress does support similar behaviour for video(and video thumbnail).

I will be happy to assist you with your current quest of using WordPress comments.

Can you please create a new topic, link this topic and provide the following details:-
– Is it multisite
– are you using MediaPress 1.5.x or 2.x branch?
– Are you using it for BuddyPress or sitewide
– Do you want o use comments for Sitewide gallery/media or User’s profile media
– How are you listing media(steps/process) and how the current implementation of your overridden template works(MediaPress supports custom media/gallery views and using external template in these if needed).

– Do you have a staging site where I can see the expected workflow. I am working to get MediaPress back on track and would love to assist yo with it.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Vasile,
Hope you are doing well.
I was referring to the the “required” attribute in markup.

By default, BuddyPress generates a “required” attribute in markup. Because of this, users can not submit the form if the email field is empty.

In your case, the theme or some code has removed the required attribute. That allows users to submit empty value. BuddyPress has a problem(yes, It is a bug) that does not handle empty value properly and leads to this.
My suggestion is to have the “required” attribute in the markup(consult theme author or check for the plugins/code snippet).

That would solve your issue.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi,
Thank you for the rely.

I tried recreating it with the latest version of BuddyPress and twentytwentyfive theme and could not reproduce it.

Can you share me the complete error log as text file. Also, please help me with the instructions to re-create it(register with this, and so on….)

I will be glad to assist you with it asap.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Scott,
Thank you for the question.

I have replied to you over the email. You will need to create single template for your post types in your child theme to have full control over it. Currently, the display on site’s single page is controlled by your BuddyBoss theme and it is not supporting author meta for custom post types out of the box.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Kim,
Thank you for the question.

Due to low use and the platform getting out of date(the code snippet sharing software), we decide to close the snippets section.

Are you looking for any specific snippet?

Regards
Brajesh