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Easiest way is to go to wp-admin on the site you want to hide, go to the Settings > Reading menu, and tick the “Discourage search engines from indexing this site” option. Of course, this will also ask search […]

BuddyPress doesn’t support using subdomains to hold the user name.

This topic is three years old; I shouldn’t need to tell you how much has changed in BuddyPress and WordPress since then. Please make your own, new, post, and provide more details about your problem.

Have you updated WordPress to 3.5? If so, you’ll need to update BuddyPress to 1.6.2, and this error will clear.

Just done: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4724

Do not post duplicate threads: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/disabling-home-page-groups/

What versions of WordPress, BuddyPress, and Jetpack are you using?

A quick Google search reveals this has been asked many times on this forum: try something like https://buddypress.org/support/topic/resolved-disabling-register-redirect/

We need someone to recreate and confirm this issue, and then create a bug ticket. Does anyone have a test multisite handy?

Going to close this topic in favour of https://buddypress.org/support/topic/submitting-replying-to-activity-post-return-page-is-empty/ to reduce duplication.

Short answer: we’re aware, and will fix.

We’re aware: the bug report is at https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4566

I think we’ll release a 1.6.3 soon.

Server config is not my area of expertise, so I can’t advise.

BuddyPress doesn’t add, remove, or change user roles, so something else must have happened (did you update something else at the same time)?

If you deactivate and delete the plugin, all BuddyPress will NOT be […]

Go to the Components screen, and disable the “Discussion Forums” component.

BuddyPress 1.6.2 requires WordPress 3.5.

Do you literally have “$my_blog_id” in the define() — if so, what’s $my_blog_id set to? I’d have expected this to be a simple number rather than a php variable.

I have done a BP 1.2.4 to BP 1.5.7(ish) and it worked fine. Interested to see how well a 1.1 to 1.6.2 goes. I’d suggest not worrying about stepping the BuddyPress upgrades, and doing something like:

1) Switch […]

The JS is mostly the same, though.

If you’re using multisite and any other large or memory-hungry plugins, then yes. Maybe adjust your APC settings to use less memory; what will be stored may be released as it runs past its memory allocation, but […]