[nzmitch]

The big issue for us is that http://www.domain.com is a public website so I want to remain exactly as is with no social functions.

We run http://staff.domain.com as an intranet and long term I see BP as useful as an addition to that.

In our testing with BuddyPress it seems to play fairly nicely with MSM – posts made by authors on MSM sites are reported by BP etc.

So, with that in mind, is there a workable way to build the social networking aspect into our current setup?

[nzmitch]

Thanks burtadsit. I’ll take a look, I’ve used the plugin before though and I’m not sure if it’ll achieve what I’m looking for.

Essentially the issue is that http://www.domain.com is a public website and we use http://staff.domain.com as an intranet (it’s just a members only blog).

What I’d like to do – although I haven’t yet investigated setting up BuddyPress as a closed system – is run BuddyPress at http://social.domain.com.

The problem is, when I do this is works perfectly except that it renders all links as though they’re from the top domain.

So, as jedbarish mentioned, none of the following links work:

* Home

* Blog

* Members

* Groups

* Blogs

As instead of going to http://social.domain.com/blog they point to http://domain.com/blog which yields a 404.

[nzmitch]

Any progress on this?

I’d like to install BuddyPress on a subdomain too (the top domain is a public website).

Would be an awesome feature!