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There’s no exclude parameter at the moment, unfortunately.

I reached out to Zé via Twitter and he confirmed that wp-polygots is the best place for this.

If you haven’t had a response to a message you sent to the list, I suggest you re-send.

Add new pages to the codex via https://codex.buddypress.org/wp-admin/ (under Posts); let me know if any difficulties

@thekmen It is http://achievements.googlecode.com/svn/achievements/ (look at http://achievements.googlecode.com/svn/) as a result of how I imported the data into it from my previous SVN server.

EDIT: I think I’ve updated the google project so that it displays correct URLs now; thanks for the heads-up.

@justinca It’s the kind of support forum where politeness goes a long way. The only issue I’m aware of with BuddyPress page links is that some installs running on IIS need some extra stuff added; that’s vague because I’m not an IIS user, I don’t have access to a machine to dev on, and I don’t […]

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Oh noes, you advertise the secret URL — never mind! If anyone tries it, please be aware that it requires the cutting-edge version of BuddyPress 1.2 branch, WP 3.0 and is not feature complete or tested. It’s alpha.

Yes, don’t use page caching with BuddyPress.

@jmarino I have no problem with W3TC’s CDN on BudddyPress.

Not having ever written a translation, that’s beyond my scope. Have you asked on the WP-Polyglots mailing list? I’m sure this is a common question.

I disagree. Using the BP Template Pack and building as a child theme of BP-Default have their respective advantages and disadvantages. An advantage of using the Template Pack which I feel you’re overlooking is that it allows theme designers to quickly get the required template/css/js files into their custom theme. This is a lot quicker […]

Are you using any skip registration plugins?

BuddyPress doesn’t do any membership level of management like Wishlist does. I can’t vouch for any specific alternatives, but you could check out S2Member.

The default BuddyPress theme, under bp-themes, is the correct place. Any other themes go into wp-content/themes/ as usual. There’s code-magic that makes the WordPress theme page look in the bp-theme folders for the default theme. I believe your problem is your install path. To quote, “WP installed as a subdirectory (mainsite.com/members).”…[Read more]

You may be able to ‘bridge’ phpBB, etc, into WordPress, but you’d have to probably rewrite all of the BuddyPress forum integration code. It’s non-trivial.

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/when-asking-for-support/ please