@ John James Jacoby, the code you provided I put on bp-custom.php under /wp-content/plugins/ directory (not ‘wp-plugins’), and it seemed to work fine. However, when putting the code at wp-config.php, it doesn’t work.
Thanks for the suggestion, at least I don’t have to always edit the bp-core.php everytime I upgrade my buddypress installation.
Hi Anointed, I was just working around my own bp install. I wanted to display the BP themes within subdomain community. I had community an id of 4. In the buddpress plugin (not the wp-config.php) look for bp-core.php, and change (not add) the “1” in the
define( 'BP_ROOT_BLOG', 1 );
to 4. That worked for me so far, I guess. I’m not actually sure if I’m doing exactly the right thing. This thing is not included in the codex, I hope they do document this if this the only tweak you have to make. Likewise, in the forums, it appears there was no definite answer. Hope I helped.
@nickmu, I found that Q&A, the problem is, where do I put the php.ini file? From what I know, the php.ini should be placed at the same directory of the code that executes the (mail) function. So the big question is, where do I put the php.ini file?
I’m in bluehost as well. And I’m having the same problem. The email “from” address is simply not so pleasing to the eyes. Any help will be appreciated.
