[nunujo]

Hello, I currently have WP Multi-site and Buddypress Installed with buddypress being Network activated. Buddypress shows up on the Main site however on the sub-domains it does not show up in the navigation menu or in the back-end. ….I’ve tried network deactivating it and activate it individually for the sub-domain but it does not even show up in the inactive plugins list in the sub-domain…it only show in the main site install….Is it even possible to have one buddypress installation that shows up on all the sub-domains being created with Multi site and if so Any ideas how to get it to work?

[@mercime]

== however on the sub-domains it does not show up in the navigation menu or in the back-end. ==

That is default behavior, so you haven’t done anything wrong. What exactly do you want? To add a navigation menu of the main site to all subsites? Then you either have to add the source code of the main site’s navigation to your member theme/s or use switch_to_blog function which could be intensive if you have dozens of main navigation links, etc.

== Is it even possible to have one buddypress installation that shows up on all the sub-domains being created with Multi site ==

BP by default is activated in one site of one multisite installation and it aggregates information from main site and subsites (in your case in subdomains) to record the activities of members in said installation.

Now if you want to have multiple BP installs in one WPMS install, check this out – http://wpmututorials.com/news/new-features/multiple-buddypress-social-networks/

[Andrea Rennick]

I think if @nunujo wants the *same* BP to show across all subsites, he’d be better off using the define bp multiblog.

https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/changing-internal-configuration-settings/

[@mercime]

Ah yes, this line in wp-config.php file to allow BP to function on all subsites
`define ( ‘BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG’, true );`