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@lchief – Many thanks for the additional details. I have a suspicion that bp-disable-activation is the culprit. @texrat – Are you by chance running this plugin too?

I’m going to do some testing and open a bug ticket. I’ll also write a very small drop-in plugin that’ll regrant access to the dashboard. Stay tuned…

@lchief – You might be onto something. This is supposed to be part of the migration tool to the new setup system. Can you share the following info:

– Are you running WP Multisite?
– What is your current registration setting?
– Are you using any plugins (other than BP) that modify user registration in any way?

@lchief – Thanks for chiming in! So, just to be clear, you’re finding that (a) edit_posts users are unable to access the Dashboard, even though (b) their capabilities in wp_usermeta are correct?

Does anybody who’s experiencing the problem mind sharing a database dump with me, or giving me file-level access to their site (plus relevant WP login…[Read more]

@lchief this is a WordPress Multisite issue which would be better served at https://wordpress.org/support/forum/multisite. Please make sure that your multisite installation along with domain mapping are working before installing BuddyPress.

@lchief
This may not be the answer you want to here but it will be done when its done. Let the core team do what they need to do. When they feel they have enough feed back to release a stable version then they will.

@lchief What theme are you using as it’s managing to re-instate the bullets that the buddypress.css sheet removes using a pretty selective and specific ruleset selector group using the parent #buddypress id token.