[Anointed]

@johnjamesjacoby

First of all, thank you for the link to the multi-network plugin. It took me some time to get everything setup right, but it seems to function almost as expected.

I am having a problem using it with buddypress though. For some reason when I activate buddypress on a new network site, I end up seeing all the activity from the primary site.

I was under the impression that multi-network would allow plugins to ‘spawn’ their own setup, but this seems to not be the case with bp. Is this correct, or is there anything I can do to fix the problem?

I do know about Ron’s ticket http://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/2561

I tried applying it a few days ago, prior to installing multi-network, but was told it needed more code to function.

If I were to reapply the code changes, would this solve the multi-bp problem? fingers crossed… lol

second:
the multi-network plugin does not seem to like it when I create a new network, then add a sub domain site to that network, and finally try to domain map that sub domain subnetworks site.
for some reason subdomain.subnetworksite.com mapped re-reroutes back to the original root domain.

example:
root.com
network site – test.root.com is domain mapped to customer1.com *works*
create a new subdomain for customer1.com as subsite.customer1.com *works* then map that domain to custom.com *does not work, reroutes back to the root.com*
Is this a known issue?

[John James Jacoby]

I have a surprise for you in the 1.2 branch of code. Check it out.

[Anointed]

U Da man!
Look forward to chatting more about it some time.

[Mitch]

Where can I find 1.2 branch of code?

[paulhastings0]

Here you go: https://svn.buddypress.org/branches/

[Mitch]

Thanks Paul –
I thought he was referring to a revision in the multi-network plugin!

[Mitch]

I’m actually having trouble with the mulit-network plugin. The registration page links back to the main site? And all sign-ups are under site #1? Am I missing something.

[Mitch]

Found that removing the following:

‘define( ‘DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE’, ‘memoirsite.com’ );
define( ‘PATH_CURRENT_SITE’, ‘/’ );
define( ‘SITE_ID_CURRENT_SITE’, 1 );
define( ‘BLOG_ID_CURRENT_SITE’, 1 );’

from wp-config.php corrects the registration issue.

[simonshaw]

Sorry to jump in on this older thread but I just wanted to know if there was an easy way to get this filtering of table names to work to allow me to create a separate instance of buddypress on a wordpress multisite?

I am using the multi-network plugin to create networks and all that is working fine but each time I activate the buddypress plugin on a network it uses the same database as the all of the other networks and therefore it is the same as the normal wordpress multisite setup.

As a workaround I changed the code in bp_core_get_table_prefix() in bp-core.php to append the id of the network. That works fine and creates a new set of tables but obviously not ideal.

Thanks

[mteodor]

I have installed it and it seems to be ok with everything except the fact that on my header appears the following text>

When I am on the Home page (main URL) the error is > Component = Null Action = Null

It changes as I open other pages…
When I go to Members page > Component = members Action = Null
When I go to Groups page > Component = groups Action = Null
And after opening a Group page > Component = groups Action = home

Can someone tell me what is this and how to correct?
Thanks a lot!
Teo