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The create group link exists on the group directory page:
http://anothera.net/v2/groups/

I guess this is a usability bug, you could manually add a create a group button by modifying your BP theme.

You can ignore notices for the most part; it’s something the BP core dev team needs to clean up, but won’t affect the functionality of BP.

I believe you have WP_DEBUG defined in wp-config.php, if you do, uncomment that line.

Try the BP Groupblog plugin instead: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-groupblog/ It’s been awhile since I’ve used BP Community Blog (back in the ol’ BP 1.0 days), but I believe it allows you to give a group access to an existing blog to post at. This wouldn’t be on the BP frontend. It’s more of a WP admin thing. […]

It has to be this:

bp_follow_total_follow_counts( array( ‘user_id’ => $id ) );

Change $id to whatever.

You don’t need the BP Template Pack if you’re doing this. What you’ll need to do is: 1) Deactivate the BP Template Pack plugin. 2) Activate the BuddyPress Default theme on your blog. 3) Setup WP 3.0 in network mode as a subdirectory install. 4) Create a new user blog and activate whatever theme you want […]

Is your server running on IIS?

Use:

if (defined(‘BP_VERSION’ ) { your code here;}
else { your non-bp code here;}

Updated the code to work with group avatars on the forum directory page:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/group-default-avatar/?topic_page=1&num=15#post-45769

Confirmed. I need to change the way the plugin looks for links and does the replacing.

Try Boone’s BP Group Management Plugin:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-group-management/

A way around this is to try and add a CSS class to each level of a comment, that way it would be possible to clear the offending threaded level to the next line. However such a CSS class doesn’t exist. — Also, I spent some time looking at making activity comments flat instead of […]

Would be interested to see this code, as well as Derek’s changes to it.

I hate what WPMU-Dev did to the free plugins section on their site. Luckily, most of all the good WPMU plugins are now hosted on wordpress.org!

First you’ll need to add an additional option to the BP dropdown select menu for “activity”. Check out the “bp_search_form_type_select” filter in bp_search_form_type_select() (located in bp-core-templatetags.php) to add your own. Then you’ll need to modify the bp_ajax_querystring so it adds the search_terms parameter as Andy has stated above.…[Read more]

@rossagrant, @askewz – Read this:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/send-mass-email/#post-49648

This doesn’t hook into the notices section though. It’s a separate admin page.

I might look at creating a plugin to use BP’s native notices section so it’ll send out an email.

I’m guessing there’s a javascript conflict.

Check your browser’s error console to see if any JS errors pop up.