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@eor I’m not exactly sure, but last I heard I think they were shooting for end of year. @jjj is the lead developer for the change I believe.

Yes! In fact, there’s lots of different options. If you provide some more details of what you mean we could suggest some options. Maybe an example list of sites and what you want would help.

Did you look around at any of the plugins?

For example: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-album/home/
or this paid option: http://buddydev.com/buddypress/introducing-the-first-stable-version-of-bp-gallery-for-buddypress/

No need to get upset. Just maybe search a bit more.

Umm…have you done a BuddyPress install with bbpress enabled? I think it does what you describe. I’m not sure what other integrations you’d want. Although, bbpress is being recoded as a WP plugin and will likely be even better.

It’s still working for me. Although, the extra plugin makes it kind of a non-issue too.

The only other thing to look for is make sure that no other plugin is hooking onto “sanitize_user”

Agreed. I think this would be cool. I want to say I read this somewhere else too and Paul said he’d consider it.

Someone was going to blog a “definitive” guide to W3 with BuddyPress. I can’t remember who it was, but I would love to see it too.

Ahhh…here’s the thread: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/issues-with-w3-total-cache-and-buddypress-multisite/ @bowromir Looks like you commented on it a week ago too.

If you want to move it to a new server. You can move it just like WordPress. If you mean that you want to move it from a subdomain to the main domain (or something like that), then you must be a very brave person to do that. I’m not saying it’s impossible, but I […]

It’s weird since I had this running on my test install and it wasn’t working, but in some recent tests it is working. I haven’t looked at what’s changed. However, it’s working on my 1.2.6 install now. Weird, but true.

Today I’ve been thinking of times when I might want to allow a user to use a plugin to send a message to someone who may not have accepted their friend request. So, if you can think of a way for plugins to make individual exceptions that would be cool too. In my case I […]

Glad to hear it’s working and thanks for sharing the solution for others that might have a similar problem.

That’s the idea. Interesting that he chose to use an MD5 hash of the email. He describes some of the challenges. I’d also add that it modifies your URL since many URL use the username. So http://domain.com/profilename would become http://domain.com/uglyMD5hash There might be other things. Test and see.

It’s possible, but might take some conversion of the widget got to display right on the home page. Just create a page template. Assign the template to the page and then set that page as the home page. The key will be to incorporate the tt4b or cac plugin code into the page template. I […]

I’d say this is hard. I think i saw someone who did something close to this where they basically took the email address and then just cut out the first part of the email to use as the username. Of course, then you have to deal with overlapping usernames if both are john@… Sorry I […]

A link to the site and more details on which button my help people give you more help. Plus, have you asked the theme developer of bp-colours-aqua?

The most requested feature doesn’t always get next on the list in most open source projects. I’d say the code that the user community wants to deliver is the most likely to happen next. So, if you and the group of people that want that feature want to support having a coder become motivated to […]

The best place is the codex: https://codex.buddypress.org/home/ but it still needs some more love. Little by little it’s getting better though. After that, the code is the best place to find it I guess.

@pamelaminett If you mean the landing page that people are linked to in the email they get asking them to join, it’s in /registration/register.php in your BP theme. Invite Anyone just uses the standard registration page with a few hooks into that page.