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Image not saving via frontend when using BuddyBoss Theme #40
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Exactly the same behaviour over here. Did you find a solution? |
Unfortunately I did not. BuddyBoss told me the news feed has this functionality, but as you know we are referring to the LearnDash pages. I disabled the DCO plugin, and I opened a BuddyBoss feature request. Perhaps you could ask their support desk to tag your issue into the same feature request as mine, and maybe that will help them prioritize it? Tom |
Okay, I will report this back to the buddyboss team. |
I struggled long time with the same issue... Need to check how to remove this function in my child theme, or to hope Buddyboss team makes AJAX as optional... It's a late reply from the beginning of the thread, but hope it will help someone |
The image is not showing up when using BuddyBoss Theme. BuddyBoss support claims they are just using the WordPress comments features. When using Twenty Seventeen, DCO works as expected. I do not see much different between comments.php in the BB theme and comments.php in Twenty Seventeen. Using Chrome Dev Tools, I see that the form content type is "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" when using BuddyBoss, instead of "multipart/form-data" when using Twenty Seventeen.
The upload form appears on the UI, but when submitting a file, even though the selector works, the file is not attached to the comment. If I go into the admin and attach the same file directly to the comment there, the image is visible in the frontend.
I am using DCO 1.3.1.
Any ideas?
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