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No, you cannot have multiple instances of BuddyPress in one installation. In other words, BuddyPress works in one site of your WPMS install, there’s no BuddyPress multisite script at this time..
1. No, per above. You will need to install one WP site for each BP social network at this time.
2. BuddyPress can track as many blogs as you want. It all depends on your server … and tech skills of course.
3. See #1.
4. See #1
5. See #1. Wait for BuddyPress MS plugin or create one.In reply to: Limit the size of user updates@hnla plugin being created by someone at this time, hopefully out within next few days.
In reply to: Username as subdomain@hnla, agreed @boonebgorges is “Divine Oracle”, I certainly didn’t see that coming, wow!
In reply to: custom logout redirectIn reply to: Taking Buddypress Offline onto a USB.For XAMPP see 1 to 3 of this post plus:
– Make extra effort of adding username and passwords for MySQL and phpMyAdmin instead of default.
– Enable mod_rewrite – this article is great reference
– Need to replace URL’s in DB – see this@LPH2005 you’re welcome. I’ve read your updates and cool customizations to your site, glad to have helped even a little
In reply to: Hide BuddyPress from non-loged-in usersYou have to register the new dynamic sidebar Sidebar-memheader in your functions.php
Theme, you can get a WordPress theme with magazine format then install BP Template Pack which you will need to tweak to mesh with HTML structure of your WP theme.
Photos, videos and audio (if you allow all three in admin) uploads working with BP Gallery Plugin, which is premium at this time. You could set Gallery page to include all media or set up pages for respective media. Edit – Also individual members plus groups have their own respective photo, video and audio gallery pages out of the box.
@Pisanojm re “latest topic preview in the groups page underneath each group name”
solution at this thread with some adjustment may be the ticket for you – https://buddypress.org/community/groups/creating-extending/forum/topic/show-by-latest-post-by-group/In reply to: individual BLogs with BUddyIn reply to: Adding topic tags after topic creation?@pisanojm 10-4 good news indeed
In reply to: Buddypress pages redirect to homepage@azmansell2010 what modemlooper said. Also, deactivate all BP plugins except BuddyPress and still if errant behavior persists.
In reply to: unwanted redirect in my tabsIn reply to: all BP links on site lead back to homepageIn reply to: Theme won’t updateI took BP Template Pack for a test spin a month or so ago, once, out of curiosity
Some notes:1. Need to make sure that you have ported the HTML div structure of original theme to template pack. Watch out for div iD’s and classes of content area and sidebar. There’s an error page on the link you provided. If I remember correctly from yesterday, it seems like you have not renamed the div surrounding your content and sidebar, otherwise the page layout would’ve looked like your regular pages even if the BP components were somewhat lacking in style
2. If you’ve disabled the BP Template Pack CSS in options, copy the styles available in https://svn.wp-plugins.org/bp-template-pack/tags/1.0.1/bp.css to your active theme’s style.css then adjust to taste
@chewbaker – assuming you’re using WP 3.0.1 and BP 1.2.5.2, deactivate all plugins except BuddyPress and then activate bp-default theme. If the errors do not disabpper then you have to give more info than what you posted.
In reply to: New user approvalsThere’s a plugin but I don’t know if it’s working in 3.0.1
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-registration-options/In reply to: Requiring new members to be approved firstThere’s a plugin for that but I don’t know if it’s working in 3.0.1
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-registration-options/In reply to: events plugin?@hnla – both plugins have maps
In reply to: Creating new Group Problem“Are you sure you want to do this?”
1. Change theme to bp-default theme
2. Deactivate all plugins except BuddyPress
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/there-was-an-error-saving-group-details-please-try-again-1/?topic_page=1&num=15
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/group-creation-error-are-you-sure-you-want-to-do-this/In reply to: Problem with sidebar position in IE7 and MozillaYou’re welcome. Mayhap Q will be here next time to give you a gadget:-)
In reply to: Buddypress pages redirect to homepageI just checked out your site with Avenue K9 (BuddyPress BuddyPack) Theme. You seemed to have fixed redirect to homepage issues because I’m not being redirected to homepage at all.
In reply to: Admin Bar Disapears“I still have the issue. I changed my theme to Jooc Buddypress Theme”
If you change theme to bp-default theme, is admin bar showing up in front end? If so and it’s not showing up in the Jooc theme, and you say wp_footer hook is in footer.php of theme, then I suggest you contact Jooc theme authors.In reply to: Can’t find Group admin@fillsee226, the delete button is not in the admin dashboard, it’s in the front-end.
Assuming you’re the Site/Super Admin –
Go to home page,
select on groups tab in main navigation bar,
select group you want to delete,
in group page under group avatar, select on “Admin” link in bar, then select “Delete Group”