“1. As most everything displayed by buddypress is via widgets, I may be able to duplicate the widgets and then write some custom filters to only output what the ‘subdomain blogs’ users have been up to.
e.g. filtering the activity stream to only show activity from the blogs users which is being displayed.
2. for those displays that are not widgets, like the members list/groups list/ etc…
That may take a bit more filtering.”
I will be a happy camper. I’d love to use BP for my class site, I think the students would really dig it and it brings collaboration into the classroom. I just want the students to see the stuff from the class site and other students portfolios/blogs and not the blogs/sites I host for other things at school.
Does anybody know if this is something being considered for future releases? It seems like an option that would be commonly implemented as the user base expands. Having some blogs not part of the BP “universe” isn’t an outlandish idea.
I was hoping it was something somewhat easy. I totally think my students would love having their own social network. High school students are familiar with it as part of their daily routine. Unfortunately, I have to host other sites besides my class site. If I could get just to work for http://chargertech.edisonchargers.com/maclab/ and not the other sub-domains, I would be one happy camper.
As for the server. It is a quad-core Xeon Xserve with 4 GB RAM. It is pretty nice for hosting a few class sites, plenty of power.
Yes I did under the installation forum, I thought I’d check to see if the troubleshooting forum had a solution since it appears to be more active. In addition, it was suggested to perhaps try two WPMU installations, I asked if two could be installed on the same server, but had no reply.
How would I go about having a second install? Currently WPMU is installed in the main directory of the Web server. Would I install WPMU again in a subfolder in that directory?
