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Hi @iwishiknew,

what you trying to achieve can be accomplished with WordPress Multisite (WPMU), except for the shared forum part (maybe it is possible, if it is, I don’t know how).

In a WPMU, you can have, through sub-directories or sub-domains, several high level domain using the Domain Mapping plugin. I use it in my personal blog and it works…[Read more]

@matt-mcfarland very great guide. It is really helpful for us not PHP developer who thinks that accomplishing something like that would be hard work to do.

If you may, I’d recommend working this tutorial better and adding it to the Codex page. You talked in your guide that something like this hasn’t in the Codex, so please, add to it. The…[Read more]

The procedure explained in the article doesn’t apply. What would work for you is to install another WordPress installation in the subdomain with the only purpose of hosting BuddyPress. I’m not sure if that’s what you’re trying to do bu I’d recommend using WordPress Multisite for that.

I see, my point is that, if you have automatic updates activated, this would be the second phase of the update, updating the database.

I don’t know your setup, but I think your WordPress has automatic background updates enabled and when you tried to enter it, WordPress needed to update the database. I’m just guessing here, but it seems like it.

I think you are looking for a answer not related to BuddyPress.

Agree with @henrywright above, there are many things you could do besides what you are already doing. I should say that although your result shows that the BP plugin is causing it, and I’m not saying it is not, you should improve the performance of your website in other areas as well.

Could you share the not updated plugin that you mentioned?

@jerrysc You should check out the Codex. Over there, there is a awesome article about how to create a custom template for BP. You’ll find the information you need. =)

@amckinnell Do that at your own risk!

Have you tried changing the username in the database?

I agree! =)

Look, I’m gonna use my example. I used this code below:

<div class="user right">
<h3>Seja bem-vindo(a) <strong><?php echo bp_core_get_userlink( bp_loggedin_user_id(), $no_anchor = true, $just_link = false ); ?></strong></h3>
<div class="right"><a href="<?php echo…[Read more]

Great, my suggestions would be bringing the bp pages to your templates and changing only the needed there. Actually I’m not that sure if it is necessary, I’m only guessing considering what you talked above.

Either way, give it a try!

Sorry man, but could you please provide more information about your setup? Just telling me what the problem is will not help me help you.

You can edit the code on the BuddyPress pages and change it to the left. Clearly only some of the BP pages have the Menu on top, you change in those pages and you’ll be good.

You can take the code from the link that I provided above, the place where you’re gonna put it is up to you. =)

I see. One idea could be separating the users from different url:

paied.yourwebsite.com
free.yourwebsite.com

When a person is paying, just change it to another website and they will be able to post privately. Apart from that, I can’t think of any other way. 🙁

I might be wrong here but I think they are not the same menu. One is related to the BP pages and the other one is related to the pages in WordPress. I would check that first thing.

1st – This is not a BuddyPress related question, so in the future, I’d be mindful of what you post here.

2nd – The pic link is not working, how can you expect us to help you without understanding your problem?

3rd – You can solve this problem with this plugin, https://wordpress.org/plugins/user-role-editor/, you will need to give “contributors…[Read more]

A look at the Codex don’t hurt. Check out this article, https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/function-examples/bp_core_get_userlink/, I’v used it recently to accomplish whay you’re trying to do.

Hope it helps! =)