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/wp-content/themes/thenameofthethemeyoureusing/footer.php

@naved and post a liunk to your site so we can see what theme you;re using.

As hnla said, don;t paste long pieces of code liek that. and you;re looking in the wrong spot. that;s a core wp file which you will never edit. the linsk will show *dynamically* in your theme.

-1 for all those theme options. At least 2 can be handled by plugins if the admin wants all that extra functionality.

there’s entirely new rewrite rules for multisite now. 😉

That is excellent news.

link to your site please.

I suspect it’s either permalinks or you haven’t finished setting up compatibility in your theme.

“and it does support sending email and has for a few new user registrations.” So it has actually *sent* mail. Edit: Your server is not the problem. Not entirely anyway. I signed up to your site and got two emails – one with an activation link and one confirmation email. Exactly like I am supposed […]

Here’s another spot to find people:

http://wpcandy.com/pros/experienced/with-buddypress

Why are you putting index.php in the permalinks though? That will interfere. This link http://massagebournemouth.com/wp/index.php/wp/uncategorized/ still does not work. I got that from your nav menu. And you do not need to create pages in the admin area. Delete them. Hostgator is usually fine – just get a regular ol’ Linux package, nothing fancy.…[Read more]

🙂 Greg’s an old client.

Sometimes we have room to troubleshoot stuff, sometimes we don’t. It’d basically be an hour consult.

If you want users to have theor own separate blogs, you need to create a network (enable multisite).

https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network
http://wpebooks.com/2010/09/how-to-enable-multisite-in-wordpress/

Then you can put BP on the main blog or one of the sub blogs fairly easily.

2 minutes later – I did it in Firebug, so I’d say “it’s easy”. Dunno if you want to include it by default though.

at its most basic, switching sidebars is usually changing the floats in the css.

Forgot a link: http://connect.studiopress.com/crystal/members

Not accusing anyone of anything, just noticing similarities. 🙂

One of these days I’ll need to poke around your install (again) and see why they keep getting in.

http://massagebournemouth.com/wp/index.php/wp/uncategorized/

That doesn’t even work either, so it’s not just BP links that aren’t working, you’ve mucked up your permalinks somehow.

“and there is no such directory…” t will not make a directory on the server. They are *virtual* the same way pretty permalinks work. @ppdesigns please give a link to your site. You don;t move the bp templates to the top level folder of your install. This is all *theme* based. Any templates files you move […]

It looks somewhat similar to the Crystal theme from StudioPress.

No.

By default there’s one buddypress for the entire network or is you have multiple networks, it;s the same thing everywhere.

What the plugin above helps you do is have a second (or even third) network and be able to activate buddypress again on that network with new users and different activity.