The default view for the member directory is \"active members\". This will only show users who have logged in since you activated BuddyPress, and are therefore considered active (last_activity meta is present). If you change the ordering to something else, the members will show.

This should probably happen. Even so, if you mark the blog author as a spammer, it will also mark the blog as spam and remove all the posts.

I\'d imagine we can sneak slug editing into the next version - this would be a great plugin as a temporary solution? We could perhaps even merge the plugin into the core if someone is interested in building it.

Perhaps just keep the base profile field group to a minimum so there is very little on the signup page, then add a message to the activation page template telling the user to go fill out the rest of their profile.

Much of the BuddyPress post and comment functions have been removed from 1.2.2 since they were no longer used at all. They are in the process of being moved to the back compat plugin. The activity stream tracks blogs, posts and comments and is a much better way of fetching the latest blog activity. Boone\'s [...]

You can use the \"Users > Add New\" menu to create users that do not need activating. There isn\'t a way to activate a user account as an admin right now, unless you edit the users DB table and change the user_status from 2 to 0.

Sounds like your database tables were not installed.

Strange, 1.2 is significantly faster that previous versions, less than half the DB hits.

Users must activate their accounts before they can log in. They will be sent an email with a link to click that will return them to the site activated so they can log in.

That doesn\'t seem right, there must be something going wrong somewhere. What does the page generation time say in the page footer?

It\'s not a BuddyPress issue, it\'s that your server does not support SMTP or at least wp_mail() in it\'s normal form.

Try again.

Yes, there\'s a bug in 1.2.2 which is super frustrating as it was fairly obvious. I\'m tagging 1.2.2.1 which fixes it and will be out in the next 30 minutes.

Need to get in touch with the plugin authors and get them to update to stop this happening.

I\'ll look at fixing them this weekend.

Don\'t forget to vote \"works\" again, now a new version is out. :)

Will probably use http://polldaddy.com

It\'s not up to WordPress to deal with this, it\'s up to plugin developers to write their plugins so it doesn\'t die if BuddyPress is no present. I\'ve put the code all over the codex for this:

http://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/checking-buddypress-is-active/

Very nice, get it on the WP plugin repo if you can.

Versions please 1.2.1? Branch? Trunk?

Or via jQuery:

j(\'div.activity ul li\').each( function(i) {
	if ( i % 2 != 1 )
		j(this).addClass(\'alt\');
});

All in the function bp_get_the_body_class()

Ah yes, I forgot about the ordering.

Great plugin Boone! I found one issue though -

There\'s no pagination, so I could only see the first page of groups. You can just add this:

You will need to move the ]]> ea7ea65e6b961adff2c099bb374099a6 http://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=7233#post-41385 Mon, 08 Mar 2010 10:39:11 +0000 Andy Peatling posted a reply on the forum topic Is this possible:

Yes, WordPress MU will do what you need without BuddyPress at all.

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