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BP 1.5 supports custom menus. The 1.2 series does not, and would require some further annoying magic.

This plugin is also very important if you are using BP Followers, and have Friends de-activated. This is the only way you can add people to your groups (default bp functionality only allows you to invite […]

Contact your host. Even the cheapest shared hosting platforms provide some form of ftp access. A VPS would definitely have an FTP address you could access to upload files.

If the buddypress community that you are a part of is public, you could just create a link to your profile, either by adding it to the Links Menu in your WP dashboard and enabling the Blogroll widget on the […]

This is a different plugin than the one that @mercime has mentioned in his response to your query. It may be that the plugin that you are using has not been updated for the new Site Admin vs. Network Admin […]

Further info. The Following listing on the Members Directory page DOES work, so it’s really a profile page problem, where in 1.2 versions the navigation to deeper pages fails, and in 1.5, the entire menu for both […]

While that volunteer is working away (I wish I had the ninja skills to be that guy) they might want to look at the links that appear under the Following and Followers page on the profile. If would seem that if you […]

I should mention.

WPMS 3.2.1
BP 1.2.9
Default theme.

I assume that this isn’t a functionality that you need. Is it one you are thinking of implementing? Just curious.

@ddean Hi David. I notice in the changelog — and then of course in the plugin itself — that you had found a way to fix this. If it wouldn’t be too much of a hassle, could you indicate what it was that was […]

That’s exactly it. If the user is not part of any groups where they have group creation privileges, they can create Site Root groups, even if “Nobody” is indicated on the admin page.

When I hit Edit Post I get a “Page not Found” error. I guess “compatibility” will need to stay mis-spelt.