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Yep probably, must have got it back up and running I guess, just glad we could help 😉

🙂 if it’s any consolation it took me a few minutes to puzzle out what was going on when I first downloaded and ran a beta, oh ok a few hours

hang the firewall I’m wondering where the OP has got to 🙂

You can simply add it to register.php (preferably in a child theme file copy) add paragraph tag with nested em element just below the input element ~line 31. That’s the easy straightforward approach.

You are looking at the ‘Network Admin’ dashboard aren’t you? and not the primary site dashboard ‘Site Admin’

You’ll need to perform some basic troubleshooting and report back the results. Disable all those plugins (except of course BP) and try again to edit a profile, if you can then re-introduce the plugins one by one testing each time until you find the one causing the issue. If it’s not a plugin issue, provide […]

Afraid not sure what to suggest with this, can’t personally recreate this type of issue on custom test installs. I assume that you have the BP theme files copied over and adjusted and that nothing necessary for BP has been inadvertently removed -although that’s doubtful. It’s going to be hard to help with a third […]

Registration issues, once submitted, I’m not going any further, the validation doesn’t activate, and the new user doesn’t capture I think you may need to expand on this a little , once submitted? does it actually submit? what is meant by “validation doesn’t activate” and “new user doesn’t capture” This will possibly be hard to help […]

@chestnut_jp Great thanks for the confirmation.

Presume that you actually mean – “so they *can* blog” ? Can you not simply set the ‘new user default role’ to ‘Contributor’ or ‘Author’ in general settings then all your users can post to the main blog. If that isn’t what you’re after then you’ll need to elaborate a little on what you are […]

I think, given the OP generic style question, that the first port of call is to your hosting support, and if they are a good support team and hosting company that they will advise on how you should proceed as there are many variables in this equation and many take some detailed knowledge. However the […]

I really ought to wait for you to post first 😉 should have known there were guides 🙂

Otto’s and Donncha’s posts are excellent ones on the general subject of compromised sites.

Not all plugins are going to be the same, however the fix for showing the settings or an admin page are pretty much straightforward- however as you appear to be talking about the ‘Welcome Pack’ plugin I would hold fire as @DJPaul has announced iirc on his plugin page for WelcomePack that he will be upgrading […]

Backups! You do have backups? Contact your hosting support if not sure and ask them. Clean the site completely and restore from backup pre dating the compromise, also first change all site/server access, that is FTP passwords and also set up new DB user passwords and when back up running change all WP user passwords.

@mercime after lengthy and careful consideration I would have to say Bond, it was close though 🙂

@bowromir I’m not sure what admin_url() or network_admin_url() are but guess I probably ought to have used them when fixing my work, however where I needed a path to correct page i.e /wp-admin/network/admin.php?my… or older style I created a new variable with path based on a is_multisite() and is_network_admin() or if not then plain…[Read more]

@ronsuarez My original comment had absolutely no overtones to it, it was exactly as written I asked a question and attempted to clarify that the notion of roles and capabilities was a WP one and thus not going to produce results if searched for in the BP Codex. My second post was a retort to virtuali […]

It’s the multisite that causes the issue rather than simply 3.1, 3.1 single site will show the menu where expected. It should be relatively easy to hack the plugin to work with multisite if you have basic php skills or see if you can contact the author and ask whether there are plans for an […]