Have you tried confirming this behavior on a fresh install? If so i’d put in a trac ticket otherwise you’re probably going to be on your own for that one. It’s possible your import process is the root of the cause.
posts will only get recorded as activity if buddypress is active the behavior you are seeing is normal. there maybe a plugin out there that can re-construct activity entries from post dates or something but i’m not personally aware of anything that does that.
it’s interesting you should say that was thinking of building a custom theme for families using buddypress and would also be interested to know if that’s possible.
that new feature in wangguard is neat but it doesn’t seem to be working us. moderation queue indicates reported users exist but doesn’t display them in the list.
i would say yes although some of the functionality may need to be extended depending on the exact nature of these classes. here’s some additional buddypress stuff that may interest you:
Can you rename the buddypress folder in the server causing no problem???
yes well that is the standard way to deactivate plugins when they don’t want to cooperate or if you cannot access wpadmin because of the fault so i don’t see any reason why that wouldn’t work.
that widget has nothing to do with groups its shows posts from other blogs/sites on your multisite network that wouldn’t normally be visible on the primary blog/site.
10k concurrent users is definitely a large number to be shooting for and correlates to something like a million visitors a day. in that case you would be running one of the most heavily trafficked site on the internet i would not be qualified to make hardware recommendations for anything like that but lets just say you would never want to start with that kind of overhead because you are talking many thousands of dollars a month just for bandwidth.
For a more realistic starting point i usually recommend some kind of linux vps. Usually memory and storage is not a concern with these kind of configurations but again this is nothing like a situation with 10k visitors on your site at any given time (buddypress or no).
have you tested this with the default or 2012 theme to see if it’s theme related?
also not generally a good idea to put full paths urls for your resources on a public site.
not sure might require a plugin but for what it’s worth i already have a trac ticket for adding dynamic links for login/logout/register and i have added those to the ticket:
oh hum the default theme maybe you should a open trac ticket on that one? i believe its still being supported even though theme compatibility is the preferred method. anyone know off hand if the BP default theme still comes packaged? haven’t really done a fresh buddypress install since 1.7.
