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@pcwriter Great, thanks for testing. Going to push out a bugfix version now.

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I can’t reproduce the problem directly, but I see what *might* be causing it. Try putting the following lines in buddypress-docs/includes/integration-groups.php, around 317, just after `} else […]

Thanks @pcwriter! It worked!…sort of… Is there a way to completely remove their profile that you know of? As of now that code removes the level […]

@pcwriter, you are a star, thumb up. it now fire on.

works great

thanks

@pcwriter, i dont know why this is not working for me, i put it in members-loop.php in my child theme, but nothing shows.

@pcwriter thanks so much, will check it out.

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It does to the extent that a browser constructs history from page metadata that is supplied by the title tag BP uses the function bp_page_title to add metacontent in my 1.3 install all the dir component pages return […]

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Yup. Bug is definitely still there. Nice find!

@pcwriter – replacing “Yes” with “1″ didn’t work – was that what you meant?

@nahummadrid – yes, that works.

@simon_sais I understand now our misunderstanding , I forgot that if you are not a subscriber you can’t see it: http://buddydev.com/forums/topic/plugin-for-frontend-posting#post-9118 @pcwriter thank you very much for your exact explanation , it is exactly how you ve’said , this link you can see because it is a free plugin:…[Read more]

thanks @hnla @pcwriter I’ll look into both of these suggestions. I’ve made the round over to wp but since the majority if not all are BP plugins I thought I’d put it out there here. I’m having a hard time seeing why some of these BP plugins need to be network activated at all.

thanks for the reply @pcwriter

If you don’t mind I need a little more assistance with this (as I’m not code savvy)

how do I find this ‘child-theme’ you mention
do I go to cpanel..? or in my admin (dashboard)

Also, I do not want to restrict ‘members’ viewing, only their ‘profiles’

@pcwriter

Thanks!

I had seen that, I just thought there was an easier process. Gonna give it a go.

Thank you both. I couldn’t remember the name …

@pcwriter – do you believe this will give the same look across the network, which uses different themes?

@pcwriter
Thanks Patrick. Will sure do that in update. It was something I did in an hour, so could not do much.
btw, you can do your own css section using some code (here is an example)

https://gist.github.com/1034853

just putting that in functions.php or bp-custom.php and you can modify it

@pcwriter ‘s http://buddypress.org/community/groups/add-all-nav-links-to-bp-adminbar/