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Ouch. Sorry to hear that these specific queries are resulting in a slower experience. That certainly wasn’t the plan on our end. Are you able to provide an exact spec so that we can duplicate your approach? That will go a long way towards allowing us to figure out what’s happening, and improve/fix it.

Looks like @maikelcoke found a solution here:

http://jrfom.com/2014/08/11/buddypress-and-lighttpd/

Sounds like the murderer is in the house. Don’t go upstairs. 🙂

You could optionally just block sign-ups from your own IP. If you’re running a multisite installation, there’s a convenient UI for this. We’ve yet to incorporate that into single-site BuddyPress yet, but we have considered it.

Worth pinging @messenlehner or @tw2113 about the…[Read more]

Don’t forget this is happening this weekend! Looking forward to seeing y’all!

That error isn’t anywhere in bbPress; bbPress’s is:

“ERROR: Your topic needs a title.”

It happens from inside the bbp_new_topic_handler() function, which bails early if the $_POST action is not bbp-new-topic which makes it pretty unlikely you’re seeing a bbPress error under normal circumstances.

Is it possible some other plugin is causing this?

What you’re asking for is something we used to call “Multiblog Mode” back in the day. It’s not a popular configuration, because it’s usually pretty confusing to users.

You can enable it a few different ways:

define( 'BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG', true ); in your wp-config.php
add_filter( 'bp_is_multiblog_mode', '__return_true' ); in an…[Read more]

Questions and installations like this are becoming more common, and we have a loose plan on how to include provisions for this into BuddyPress core. Right now, you’ll end up needing a few extra plugins (and a little bit of on the job education) to make both WordPress and BuddyPress play exactly the way you need them to, but rest assured that both…[Read more]

You’re likely safe starting with 2.0. It’s very stable, and there are so many improvements that it would be a shame to miss out on them for a few days.

There was a bug in the WordPress.org repository that caused some installations to see BuddyPress 2.0 as the currently available version. If you need to switch back to 1.9.2, download the zip file, and upload it to your plugins directory.

https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/buddypress.1.9.2.zip

Let us know if you need any other help, and sorry…[Read more]

Thanks for the feature request. At this time BuddyPress only provides visibility settings for individual profile fields. We’ve been putting off building a robust member to member permissions component until after we have attachments. Right now, everything in BuddyPress is loosely considered public.

Remember that BuddyPress is still powered by…[Read more]

We’ve talked about more deeply integrating activity stream likes into other parts of a BuddyPress powered site, but haven’t prioritized it yet. This is the first report of any incompatibilities between 2.0 and Jetpack.

If you’re having any issues with the 2.0 beta, please be as explicit as possible on what exactly everyone can test so we can fix any regressions right away. Which is also to say ‘everything is broken’ is not particularly helpful, unfortunately.

Urgent is relative. None of these ideas sound particularly urgent to the functionality of the site itself, but thanks for the feedback.

What @boonebgorges said.

BuddyPress’s URI router came from a much older codebase, in a time where BuddyPress was intended to be bolted on top of a WordPress Multisite installation similar to WordPress.com, and not much else. Once that was achieved, we quickly saw the potential in it being something much more powerful (to a larger audience) by…[Read more]

Do they show up for everyone, or just you when you’re logged in? Since you’re a Key Master you can always see hidden forums.

It does make sense, and it’s likely what we’ll end up doing, with a dedicated branch on Github to let us make sweeping changes, and take advantage of Git’s improved branch merging tools when it’s time to start brining those changes back into the official development branch.