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thanks. will try that during off peak hours.

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I wasn’t moving from Dante to Cardinal – I was moving from the testing server to main live site. After hours on the phone with GoDaddy – it seems if you make a clone of the site to migrate somewhere else, it breaks. It’s all solved and working now though. Thanks.

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I’ve contacted gravity forms. Thanks.

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But all of the visibility settings are handled through BP profile fields – not GF.

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I also went through and turned every plugin off and the problem persisted.

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when you guys deactivated the child theme to see if there was a spacing issue – when you reactivated it, we lost all our custom widgets. Concerned that will happen again.

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Will doing that ruin any kind of setup? widget placement, etc.?

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I have the current version – 1.80. And I checked the folders – I only have those two files you listed. Is is a compatibility issue with Gravity user registration and buddypress?

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OK – it seems that once the user/member fills out the Gravity form/user registration ALL of their profile information is available and it ignores all the visibility settings that we set in the back end under the buddypress profile fields area. Only when, it seems, that a user/member goes back into their profile to edit it does their profile then adhere to the visibility settings.

Given that we are on the verge of hundreds of members going through this process – the default visibility needs to work without making users go back into their profile to make it work.

Thanks,
Kendall

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Wondering if you can take a look at this today – it’s a pretty big privacy bug.

Thanks,
Kendall

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I fixed it yesterday with some CSS. I think it’s all good for now. Thank you.

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No – it’s just the buddypress widgets that come with the buddypress plugin.