If you have a multisite installation and allowed users to create blogs, each user will have a “Sites” tab where the the blogs created by respective user is listed.
You can change name “Sites” to “My Blogs” by creating a new Page named “My Blogs” and then go to Network Admin > Settings > BuddyPress > Pages and change Site Tracking page from “Sites” to newly created “My Blogs” page.
That’s the default link for the registration page.
You can change it to example.com/join-us/ or something like that by creating a page e.g. Join Us and assigning that page as your Registration page in Settings > BuddyPress > Pages.
After you’ve activated your account, you can always go to wp-login.php to log in.
@sjroda that happened because of the many changes wrought in WP 3.5
We pretty much go along with what the mothership – WordPress – does. Even if you deactivate BuddyPress, you’d see the same behavior with featured images etc.
2. it’s a weekend and it’s one that’s before a major holiday here so many forum volunteers are shopping or just taking some well-deserved rest or traveling somewhere, etc.
3. https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/bp-moderation/trunk/bpModLoader.php
You can still activate the plugin network-wide even if you remove that “Network: true” from that file I linked to above in your plugins/bp-moderation/ folder so you could access it in subsite’s plugin panel. Having said that, no guarantees that the plugin would still work with WP 3.5
In BuddyPress, you register and you get an activation email by default to edit profile, post status updates, create a blog or create a group, etc. Register at BuddyPress official test site at http://testbp.org to see how it goes.
Strange. Haven’t seen activation of BuddyPress to lead to bbPress errors before. WP/BP versions? What theme are you using? What other plugins do you have activated? Do you have group forums in addition to your Sitewide Forums?
@mairaj I suggest not including info about 5 subsites without any other explanation, otherwise I would have suggested the same thing as hnla if I did not see your most recent post.
@jig4physics weird issue. I would backup database, then via phpMyAdmin. Go to wp_users table and click on Edit link on the first row (if you’re the admin/super admin user ID is #1). In next panel, change user_status value from 2 to back to 0
It copies over BP template folders into your active theme, in this case Topbusiness, plus adds styles, JS and AJAX for the BP elements.
it was recommended in the documentation.
Topbusiness theme author recommended this? Best post in theme author’s forums to resolve template pack issue. The plugin has not acted up like that with other WP themes we helped template-pack so far.
Looks like the Topbusiness is already BP-compatible per promo so if you used the BP Template Pack, deactivate it and remove the 6 BP folders transferred to your theme’s folder if you went through Appearance > BP Compatibility. Then re-upload the Topbusiness theme
Furthermore, make sure that your BuddyPress installation with BP Default theme activated, is working as expected before changing themes or adding BP-compatible plugins.
