[wlitwin]

Hello,
I’m fighting with a serious issue. I want to create a site with separate social network for each user. Example:
http://www.domain.com/user1
http://www.domain.com/user2
I want both users to have separate BuddyPress sites, only accessible by them and their invited friends.
I have installed WordPress 3.0, activated the Network feature, installed latest BuddyPress and Network Activated it.
No I have BuddyPress websites for every user, but when I login on each of them, the main BuddyPress menu is not working. Those links point to, for example, http://www.domain.com/user1/members, but when I click them, I get a message, that such page doesn’t exist.
However, when I login on a main site http://www.domain.com, links point to http://www.domain.com/members and are working, but I get a list of all blogs instead of members of current user’s blog.
Is it possible to separate BuddyPress systems from each another without having to install them physically in different folders and on different databases?

[Jeff Sayre]

This is not currently possible. Read the first post in the link on this thread: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/requests-feedback/forum/topic/allow-for-multiple-buddypress-instances-on-one-wordpress-mu-install/

As far as your current BuddyPress install, it seems like you do have an issue. If you want to figure that out, please start a new thread focused on that topic as the topic of this thread is Multiple BP installs on one WP network.

[wlitwin]

Thank you for the info. It’s a pity it’s not normally possible. I’ll try the Virtual Multiblog solution.

[ronia]

Shouldn’t this be possible if Buddypress is not network activated but just plain activated ?

[@mercime]

@ronio, I wish But no, it’s not possible yet. There are developer/s who might be rolling out plugin/s for BP in different multisites but probably not until after BP 1.3 stable is out.