Thanks, that is exactly what I’m looking for
Thanks folks, I’ll look into both of these.
This is an old thread but I didn’t see the solution that worked for me so here goes:
Pretty simple really – when I upgraded BP I had the above issue where all BP pages (groups, activity) etc were redirecting to the homepage. I simply re-ran the BP theme compatibility plugin and now everything works peachy keen again.
crap, still giving me an unexpected $end. Using Exec-PHP plugin to process php code in pages. Any thoughts off top of your head?
Hey @r-a-y, I’ve started going down the PHP page route but I’m having difficulty passing multiple filters into the call. Here’s what I have so far:
if ( bp_has_activities( ‘object=groups’, ‘primary_id=2’) ) : bp_the_activity();
but I’m getting an unexpected $end error. Using just 1 variable seems to work fine but the second breaks it. Thoughts?
Anyone ever develop a plugin or hack that does this?
Try “registered users 2” ( https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/registered-users-only-2/ ). It is compatible with MU and buddypress. I use it for one of my sites. “Authenticate” looks like it is very very old (only tested compatible up to wp 2.5.2)
Sorry I can’t help more 
can you post a link to your site? Also double-check to make sure admin panel > settings > general > “anyone can register” is checked just in case.
What are your two very big issues btw?
Is there a “register” link on the login page? If not, do you have “anyone can register” checked under wordpress admin> Settings > General?
@takeo – just searched through the tickets and didn’t see anything. Do you have a link?
Hi @gibbyesl did you backup your site/database before upgrading? If so I would just restore.. If not I’m out of ideas and hopefully someone else can help you
@angelfire4xx you install buddypress plugins like normal wordpress plugins – in the wordpress plugins directory.
Also, I have never used this plugin but I believe its functionality was rolled into Invite-Anyone https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/invite-anyone/
Hi @urbanic, logging into a buddypress site is no different than logging into wordpress, so you can use any wordpress login widget you like. Start here:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=login+widget
@slava – if you disable buddypress does your wordpress blog function normally? Is it giving you an error message? If so, what is the error?
You could add a class to your img tag (e.g. 
) and then add the upperRight tag to your CSS file with the (margin-top: 25px; }
try adding this to your themes stylesheet:
#header .right { margin-top: 25px; }
@r-a-y I changed it in the DB.
@r-a-y I think I just created a new administrator account and then deleted the old admin account but honestly it has been awhile so I could be wrong.
@r-a-y That worked but now there is a new problem. When a user tries to send a PM but leaves the subject blank they get a generic error that says “There was an error sending that message, please try again”. Is there anyway to either a) just make the subject of blank messages “no subject” or b) specify in the error message that a subject has to be entered before they can send?
Hi @r-a-y I checked my database and “admin” IS the nicename. If I change that in my db will that fix the problem?
Just on the admin account, yes. I re-opened the ticket thanks.
Sounds like a CSS problem.. try experimenting the the logo properties in adminbar.css
