[Tim Moore]

I believe you can put it in /plugins/bp-custom.php (create the file if it doesn’t exist already). This is rough code, but I’m assuming you’ll want to do it like this:

function remove_navitems()

{

bp_core_remove_nav_item('blogs');

}



add_action('bp_core_setup_nav', 'remove_navitems');

At a first glance, that is what I’d try. Not sure if it’ll work, but that should get you going in the right direction.

[Tim Moore]

There’s also a function you could probably use via a hook:

bp_core_remove_nav_item($name)

Replace $name with the name of the nav item you want removed.

[Tim Moore]

On your server, you should find a file “wp-config.php” in the root directory of the WPMU installation. You also need to be running WPMU 2.7 for all of these options to be available.

Open wp-config.php and you will see:

define('AUTH_KEY', 'something');

define('SECURE_AUTH_KEY', 'something');

define('LOGGED_IN_KEY', 'something');

define('NONCE_KEY', 'something');

define('AUTH_SALT', 'something');

define('LOGGED_IN_SALT', 'something');

define('SECURE_AUTH_SALT', 'something');

define('SECRET_KEY', 'something');

The “something” above are the values you want to use.

[Tim Moore]

If you are writing your own functions, you need to make sure and declare:

global $bp;

at the very top of the function. Otherwise the function doesn’t know where $bp is getting set and treats all variables as blank.

[Tim Moore]

Cyclzone,

You need to edit core BP files to accomplish this. I’m not sure how this will effect overall BP performance, though.

First thing to do is locate the file “bp-core-catchuri.php” in /buddypress/bp-core/. Open it up.

You’ll want to comment out lines 36 and 37 which look like:

if ( BP_ROOT_BLOG != (int) $current_blog->blog_id )

return false;

Next, you’ll want to change line 92 to read like the following:

if ( ($bp_uri[0] == BP_MEMBERS_SLUG) || ($bp_uri[1] == BP_MEMBERS_SLUG) || in_array( 'bp-core-ajax-handler.php', $bp_uri ) ) {

That should do it.