BuddyPress.org

nice… ill check it out… looks like what i need… thxs

also noticed that the links made by the plugins under community doesnt have the “www.” when i add it on the address bar it works fine when its off it redirects. maybe thats the problem?

plug in 2.1.2

WordPress 3.0.2

i made a quick fix by going to the WP menus and creating one with the links but the “bp componets” tab isnt working.

tried all that but nothing… :/

it might have to do with the wordpress update. It was working fine before.

ok so i found the bar.. and i changed $bp->root_domain for get_permalink() and it kinda worked… for some reason is its grabbing the link to the last post or something but its grabbing the link either way. But even though its grabbing the link after loging in it redirects to the dashboard. So previously it […]

new question… how could i change the login redirect. Its redirecting to the main site’s homepage… i want it to redirect it to the page they where when they clicked logged in. I found this: <a href=&quot;" title="Login">Login </a> maybe replacing the login link with that would do it… i just cant find that link… >_> what…

awesome. That worked for me. Thanks a lot. P.S. This is a random idea maybe your interested in developing it. “user account type” While most communities have just one profile type (i.e. “member”), you may want to have more than one. For example, if you are building a community for musicians and their fans, you […]

from what i noticed, the admin bar changes depending the site/blog. So im thinking the solution would be to force the main site’s admin bar through out the sites. That way regardless if someone makes a new site, the admin bar still will link to http://www.site.com/blog/groups instead of http://www.site.com/blog/newSITE/groups. And then just add to the […]

i thought i had removed the other plug in… must of reactivated it by accident. Its working fine now. Got another question though: im wondering if its possible to treat the WPMU + Buddypress the following way. I’ve noticed that once a new blog/site is created by a user its pretty much creating their own […]

yes but if im not wrong, that wouldnt allow you to assign different themes to the blog. Each niche site/blog is different. They all have different purposes. Atleast the site/blog part, but no need to have multiple communities.

http://www.justfortheculture.com/blog

is there a way to make the admin bar look the same… through out the whole site. Meaning to regular members? when i add the community section it shows in my admin bar menu, but when i log in as a regular member all i see is my account, notifications, and my blogs. HELP PLS!