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@ivevera Thank you for posting back with the culprit, an SEO plugin as one of suspected conflicts. You could also post at that seo plugin author’s forums that it’s not “playing nice” with BuddyPress pages.

Marking this topic as resolved.

@pedropapito BuddyPress is installed by default in the main site. If you want BuddyPress to be “installed” in sub.dominio.com, then you’d have to add the following to your wp-config.php file:
define ( 'BP_ROOT_BLOG', $blog_id );
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@imagine81 The functions you want would require some custom plugin which is not available at this time. You could hire a developer to do this for you or wait till someone creates one and release it to the public.

@visualizeedits assuming you’ve found the bridge script between MyBB forum and WordPress, you would still be required to bridge MyBB with BuddyPress and Cubepoints unless you do not intend to record the activities of the members in your forums in their profile pages.

If you only need members to pay for some enhancements in their forum profiles,…[Read more]

@mahdiar Thanks for responding! Marking this as resolved then 🙂

@ivevera could be either the theme author modified output for wp_title in header.php and functions.php file or there’s a SEO plugin conflict or something else entirely. Change to Twenty Twelve theme and if you don’t see the title of page in browser then could be plugin conflict.

@dmd54 what hnla said.

When I press view I just get the home page

That’s default behavior when you go to register page while you’re logged in. Log out first.

@gothmarilyne check Settings > BuddyPress > Pages and check if there are Pages assigned to Register and Activate.

@mahdiar Does that mean we can close this topic as resolved? 😀

@fatspell redirection to home page when you go to register page while logged in is normal/default. Log out first.

Submit Trac Ticket about this issue – https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/newticket log in with WP username/password

@mahdiar I’ve deleted your post with blocks of code. Next time, please post long lines of code at pastebin.com where I moved your code with the generated uri at http://pastebin.com/dJMVd3WS

The theme author wrongly dequeued jQuery (version 1.8.3 as of now) used by WP and BP, then enqueued to Google’s archive of an old jQuery version 1.4.2

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@tribblehunter Great. Marking this topic as resolved.

@hunchback since we don’t have specific info about what your site is really about, recommend that you check out plugins which are tagged BuddyPress (BP-friendly) to find the right match for your site https://wordpress.org/plugins/search.php?q=buddypress

You can find more information about BuddyPress components and features at…[Read more]

@dreampress you can find many of the plugins you need at https://wordpress.org/plugins/search.php?q=buddypress and https://wordpress.org/plugins/search.php?q=ecommerce

Good luck.

@dswd in a section of the same codex page you linked to, https://codex.buddypress.org/user/buddypress-components-and-features/member/#member-settings > Notifications listed there are what you would expect in site and via email (unless you disable portions or all). I’ve added a line in the Notifications section to include site notification.

@minigamers in addition, help us help you by being more specific about what theme you’re using and what shows up or what’s not showing up in the BuddyPress sections of your site.

@newkindofcool and <partner/IT guy> as Henry posted, thank you for posting back with the resolution.

@justraze BuddyPress uses the theme’s page.php file to render activated components and features. Strange that your theme’s page.php includes that metatag. Open up your theme’s page.php file and Save As > buddypress.php then remove the metatag from buddypress.php. Save and upload to theme folder in server wp-content/themes/NAMEOFYOURTHEME/

@tribblehunter use XAMPP
– updated steps using xampp https://make.wordpress.org/core/handbook/installing-a-local-server/installing-xampp/
– adding WP to XAMPP http://wpmu.org/install-wordpress-locally-on-windows-with-xampp/