Going to close this thread; BuddyPress doesn’t have any ads in it, so it’s either another plugin, your theme, or — most likely — malware on your computer.
If the page mapping is correct, and you’ve tried disabling all other plugins to see if the problem goes away, please report a bug on https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org so that someone can investigate. You can use your username and password from this site. Thanks!
Yep, that’s totally what I meant, but what I actually meant to say, was about the “Activate” page mapping on the same screen. Is that set? Sorry for confusion 🙂
Are you positive that the increase to the php memory limit actually took affect? How did you verify — by looking at php_info()? If that checks out, ask your web host if their PHP has a hard cap on the memory limit. It is possible to configure PHP to use a set size of memory, but for it to report a larger value in places like php_info().
If it gets to the point where WP Engine can’t understand what BuddyPress is doing, please let them know — or any other web host, actually — we’re happy to work with them on any problems; paul@buddypress.org.
This is probably just a bug(s) in BuddyPress rather than the host; hopefully someone will be able to spend some time investigating soon.
The passwords are hashed and encrypted in the database; you cannot view them. As seppy said, you’ll need to edit a user’s profile and change their password that way.
This sounds like a bbPress bug; if you could report it to http://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org, using your username and password from this site, and linking back to this discussion, the bbPress team can investigate it; it looks like a genuine yet uncommon problem.
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 engines to not index that site.
