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@pcwriter ‘s https://buddypress.org/community/groups/add-all-nav-links-to-bp-adminbar/

@BlueInkAlchemist – I would download a copy of BuddyPress and then manually re-upload files via FTP or cpanel, etc. Only activate BP and with the bp-default theme, check if yoursite.com/register goes to default BP registration page. If you mean reinstalling WP from scratch, then information in DB will not be preserved unless you back up DB […]

Glad you resolved it with a new theme 🙂

There’s supposed to be a “Save Settings” link/button after you edit profile. If you’re using the bp-default theme, you should see the button. If you don’t see one, contact theme author.

Image file type = what kind of image file type are they uploading? Accepted image file types include .jpg, gif, png Image file size = how large are the image files? Default maximum file upload size is 2MB. I know of some members who tried to upload images from their digital cameras which were way […]

It could most probably be a theme issue. Change theme to bp-default theme and see if your blogs directory shows up.

Post what’s currently in your .htaccess file here. Are you on Linux or Windows hosting?

Did you add a plugin or change theme before you “lost” the group? Deactivate those. Did you or someone change group to hidden?

Ok, correcting my previous assumption – it’s been a long day sorry. So you have a single WP installation with BP activated. Prior to installing BP, you had this PHP signup form which worked in your WP installation. You’ve deleted the PHP signup form and the BP registration form does not show up when you […]

== I remover the sidebar of these pages and would like to make the content area less cramped but not sure how to do this without editing the style sheet and changing the look of my entire site == Just to clarify, you mentioned that you deleted the sidebar from the template files of the […]

All this should be posted over at plugin’s forums which devs check out regularly
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-album/forum/

If you want it totally separate, then install first WP at domain root – http://yoursite.com. Create a second WP install at say, a physical subdomain – http://community.yoursite.com/ – using same database but different prefix for tables and install BuddyPress there.

== why I do not have the option of Blogs in my component setup ==

Because you need to make it multisite first i.e. create a network https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network

1. Deactivate all plugins including BuddyPress

2. Create the network – if you hit some snags, support forum is at https://wordpress.org/support/forum/multisite

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You are probably using an old BP theme that’s not been updated. Change to bp-default theme to see if same behavior applies.

== Going directly to the slug just bounces the user back. ==

Did you check if you allowed registration in your second WP install which has BP ativated?

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/30-upgrade-bug-ftps?replies=100

So you mean that you have a WP install in domain root http://yoursite.com and have installed a second WP at e.g. http://community.yoursite.com/ using the same database and the same users table? When you say standard PHP sign-up form, I take it you mean it’s not the actual WP login.php? So have you tested what happens […]

== I tried to modify it per the community instructions and broke the site. ==

I hope you backed up DB before activating the plugin. It was for WPMU 2.9.1.1, BuddyPress 1.2.1. http://teleogistic.net/code/buddypress/bp-import-blog-activity/