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I suspect that your rewrite rules are not working, especially as you are running on IIS server which handles rewrites slightly differently from Apache. I would check the WordPress codex on rewrites and IIS

I have edited your post with connection details and replaced the sensitive stuff with ‘*’ but the post has been public for a while so you are best advised to request new details be set or change them yourself if possible then update those two files.

btw you really now need to go and change your DB details, perhaps should have mentioned that , but you don’t ever expose db details like user and passwords on a public site. when you’re secure again try running through the forum setup procedure from the backend using the existing setup option and also visit […]

Should be: /members/single/activity/permalink.php

Right that’s hugely significant set of events you DIDN’T recount to us. You have to be very clear about events and you were asked the question very early on as to changes made if any and you responded in the negative. As you can now see the details in these two files are NOT the […]

It’s a known issue being dealt with.

connection strings are the details for the DB connection i.e the DB name, user, domain, pwd, easy to spot near the top of the file. Both files should carry the same details.

Very neat and useful and aptly named 🙂

Are you referring to API key? in which case you must obtain one first and replace the one in the example code.

It’s gpl code, Apart from the fact that no would know, give due attribution to the original authors of the work/ code snippet and unlikely anyone will eat your www 🙂 The code above that Paul shows in the pastebin example is run as a standalone snippet that you would place where you wanted the […]

Are you asking for permission?

You can hack anything you like, preferable is to write it yourself where possible. Paul provides you with the code you need above though so it might be better to use that but perhaps update it to use V3 map api.

It’s sensible for the moment to assume the worst. Firstly change your FTP loggin, then look through the actual files for any JavaScript that shouldn’t be there, There are JavaScript Iframe injection attacks that could account for this , however I would expect the iframe to show on all pages injected through index.php files or […]

bp adminbar requires a little work in that respect, I’ve created my own set of links for users with elevated roles from ‘Subscriber’ have a look at :
https://codex.buddypress.org/buddypress-site-administration/modifying-the-buddypress-admin-bar/

It will give you some guidance to modifying the adminbar.

Why can’t the author role create blog posts it ought to be able to that’s the point of the role!

yep that’s the other option to try 🙂 glad it’s working.

It is a rather important bit of information the server platform Apache and IIS have different approaches to rewrite capability, you may need to speak to your hosts and explain that you need some form of url rewriting for your site. This WP Codex page gives some detail on IIS and permalink structures and rewriting. […]

I’ve posted on this forum topic issue previously, but in a nutshell this can cure the issue, go into the group as admin access the admin settings for the group – admin->group settings and ensuring the create forum box is checked re save that initial page then try again to post a topic; hopefully that […]

Then explain exactly what you can’t do. You say you have enabled registrations, then what happens when you are logged out and try one of the register links? do you not get the user new user form? if you have the form what happens when you complete and submit it? see where I’m going? we […]

In respect of role management plugins I would recommend Justin Tadlocks ‘Members 0.1.1’ . Tested three out of around four or five available and found the other two mildly confusing but Justins was the most featured and usable with a useful selectable modular approach. Roles and Capabilities need to be understood though as it’s extremely […]

now switching to buddypress for a huge community site Having stated experience with Jom, I assume that you have as much or more experience with BP as ‘Huge Community Site’ worries me slightly, not trying to put you off BP in the slightest, but generally one would tackle large projects only when 100% confident developing on […]