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Buddypress when I don’t want Buddypress


  • 3dperuna
    Participant

    @3dperuna

    13 years ago

    I have a multisite Buddypress install.

    Here’s the problem: Public pages are now asking for a log-in. I don’t want everything behind the buddypress wall. I want some posts to be public, others behind the BuddyPress login on all sites. These pages need to be generally available, without the login redirect.

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  • @mercime
    Participant

    @mercime

    13 years ago

    == Public pages are now asking for a log-in. ==
    A default BuddyPress installation does not “ask for log-in”


    3dperuna
    Participant

    @3dperuna

    13 years ago

    Then I’m even more confused… Why would a public page redirect to login?


    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    @djpaul

    13 years ago

    You must have another plugin, or theme option, affecting it.


    3dperuna
    Participant

    @3dperuna

    13 years ago

    Figured it out… incompatible plugin (Theme-My-Profile, for what it’s worth). Deactivated it and the world returned to normal*.

    * Realize that “normal” is a relative term.

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