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That’s correct, Nahum.

I don’t think that’s the case.

You only have a blog if you’re the administrator of a blog.

re: register button, read this:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/faq-how-to-code-snippets-and-solutions/?topic_page=2&num=15#post-41850

re: admin bar – Hard to tell since we don’t have your custom theme to look at. Check your stylesheet for a line like this:
#wp-admin-bar {display:none;}

and remove…[Read more]

@meini – Still looking into another issue reported by another user, so this won’t be checked in just yet.

However, here’s your quick hack:
http://pastebin.com/6zgMgKfc

Paste this somewhere in bp-usernames-only.php.

I can confirm it works 😉

This functionality is available on the development version I’m working on.
I’d like to put out a beta by the end of the month.

Mpora does not support oEmbed, but it is possible to extend WordPress to support it.

You’ll have to add Mpora as an embed provider.

If you know how to code a little bit, a guide to add a non-oembed provider can be found here:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Embeds#Adding_Support_For_A_Non-oEmbed_Site

It doesn’t matter if you install WP or BP first. The only thing you have to take into consideration before upgrading BP is to deactivate any other BP plugins you’re currently using: https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/upgrading-from-10x/ If you’re upgrading from WPMU 2.9.2 to WP 3.0, read this guide by Pete Mall:…[Read more]

Which FB plugin are you using?

This is the one I’m referring to:

WP-FB AutoConnect

When using the WP-FB-AutoConnect plugin, you cannot have more than one Login to Facebook button on the same page.

Just re-reading Boone’s blog post and I think the link I provided isn’t applicable to viau5’s problem.

Disregard what I wrote.

Rich is right, and please refrain from posting the same thing twice.

This was already answered in the plugin announcement thread.

According to Boone, user themes are broken in WordPress 3.0:
http://teleogistic.net/2010/06/making-userthemes-work-on-wordpress-3-0/

Unless I’m wrong, that plugin requires users to be externally authenticated, so it doesn’t take into consideration WordPress’ existing accounts.

@nahummadrid – Thanks! That clears up things!
You should preferably add the users to the blog.

Try a plugin like this:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wpmu-default-user-role/

Or, customize this per blog with:
add_user_to_blog( $key, $user_id, $value );

https://codex.wordpress.org/WPMU_Functions/add_user_to_blog

The problem is WordPress doesn’t support HTTP authentication, which is what is used for most password-protected RSS feeds.

Not much you can do at the moment… unless someone else has any other ideas?

RSS is probably disabled because the group is private.
If it was made available, anyone could access your private group’s activities!

Though if you’re logged in, it should work fine.

You could hack the groups_action_group_feed() function in /bp-groups.php to make this wide open though.
Or remove this function and create your own.

I’m having a hard time understanding your use case.
Maybe because I didn’t get much sleep last night!

If you’re a super admin and you’re posting on someone else’s blog that you’re not a member of, your posts will probably not count (don’t quote me on that!).

Btw, nice BP theme!

I’ve noticed some weird things with $user_nicename particularly on some single WP installs. For some, the user_nicename had spaces which broke member profiles. So I’ve had to stick to the compatibility define in some cases. Via the commented code in WP: 'user_nicename' - A string that contains a nicer looking name for the user. The default [...]