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… what exactly has sitemap keywords got to do with BuddyPress? Are you referring to a BP sitemaps plugin perchance?

I’ve used @sbrajesh‘s BP Gallery plugin since alpha stage February 2010 last year to current BP 1.0.4 in different sites and can say that it’s an outstanding plugin. You’ve read the cool current features of BP Gallery — images, audio and video uploading; able to set options for individual and/or group albums; multiple file uploading; embedding […]

define ( 'BP_FORUMS_SLUG', 'group-forums' );
https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/changing-internal-configuration-settings/
https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/

You’re welcome 🙂

@janismo I get what you mean. Perhaps set up a deterrent by importing multiple CSS files which are all compressed into one-liners and see how patient the other would be in transforming the one line into accepted format. Thing is, there are applications that can even copy and download whole websites lock, stock and barrel without […]

This worked when I used it early last year.
http://www.cssjockey.com/freebies/custom-coming-soon-pages-wordpress-plugin

@johnjamesjacoby @boonebgorges @DJPaul @hnla @r-a-y
I swear, I only posted once 🙂 seriously.

=== At the bottom of a given post, I want users to be able to comment or start a discussion forum on a specific element about the building in the post. === Enable commenting from dashboard menu Settings > Discussions. === Can I assign forums to posts instead of groups? === Why? There’s already commenting […]

== Is there a simple way to do this? ===

Yes. Just install the Maintenance Mode plugin and you’re good to go developing BP in main site. No need to develop BP in secondary blog. You can even add some styling or image/s to Maintenance Mode page while you’re at it.

ahhh … why was my post duplicated? 🙂

+1 Privacy into core.

@Svenl77 Tested it late last month. Aside from the similarity with Mingle plugin and with upcoming BP version 1.3 of rendering components as pages, WP Symposium still has some way to go before it can become a serious contender of BuddyPress which handles a full grown network of users and sites. Having said that, the development […]

Look over “Configuring BuddyPress Components” https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/configure-buddypress-components/
In dashboard menu BuddyPress > Components, do not enable private messaging. Other than that, anyone can request for and possibly get a response for contact information whether they post in forums or blog posts.

Looks like you’re using a Windows server. I recall someone in this forum or in WP.org using that solution to offset lack of mod_rewrite. Maybe others who use Windows server can chime in.

@tubruk to troubleshoot why you can’t create groups, you will need to strip down to default BuddyPress installation because a custom theme or a plugin may be interfering with what can easily be done – creating groups – with a clean BuddyPress installation. That’s why I suggest that you change your theme to default theme and […]

@tubruk WP/BPversions? Change to bp-default theme, keep BP activated and deactivate all other plugins.

@theartillerist do you mean you’re still using WPMU 2.9.2 or do you mean you installed WP 3.0.4 and created a network – multisite? In any case, you do not create a physical subdirectory with a .com at the end because all subdirectories and subdomains created with WP multisite are all virtual. You should read or re-read Create […]

@rjhoward of course you’re free to develop in whatever platform is easier to tweak and mold to what you want. There are other options in the market – free and paid. Related to create group problem above, when you can’t get default BP behavior working in your install, change to bp-default theme and deactivate all plugins […]

@Ann_Whitt_Wen You’re welcome. Good to know that you’ve resolved the issue 🙂