BuddyPress.org

same here with
WordPress 3.6 (upgraded)
BuddyPress 1.8.1 (upgraded)
BP Default Theme

I opened a ticket on this: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5140

I don’t know this theme – did you asked for help at theme forest, yet? (If not please do that)

Hi Ron,

first of all thanks for the compliment including me into ‘BP Folks’. So, I’m not part of the BP team (not yet…), I’m just an advanced user and dev for my own clients.

There were big changes in the last development versions (both bbPress and BP) and the documentation is not up to date. The devs put most of their time in developing the…[Read more]

please append to your groups directory url /create/ (e.g. http://mydomain.com/groups/create/ ) and see if you can access it

Can you post a link to your site?

With multisite I mean both sites inside of one installation: https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network
There you can activate BP on the main site, then all the community stuff will go there. You can add another site (subdomain) and run your WP stuff there. But that’s not that easy, too. Read throught the linked page if this would be a…[Read more]

If your theme has BP template files you can delete them, you don’t need them anymore (or if you did far customizations you’d have to go through the files for changes). If your theme is a child theme of BP you should take a look into your functions.php if you’re overriding something. In the first lines of your style.css is there something like…[Read more]

Did I get you right: ‘Community’ means the BP features like groups, members, acivity – ‘main site’ means other WP pages and your WP blog? So, no that’s not possible. You’d have to either enhance your theme or separate the site into community on the main site of a mulsitite install and the rest on a subsite.

bp_member_profile_data( ‘field=the field name’ ); –> try bp_member_profile_data( ‘field=Class’ );

Does your theme have BuddyPress template files? Did you check using a standard theme (twentytwelve for example) if the issue appears there, too?

bp_blog_description() is working for me.

With BP 1.7 and bbPress 2.3 it became really easy. Just install them the usual plugin installation way (automatic through WP or via FTP).
Best is you first activate BuddyPress, you will see a welcome screen with a direct link to the settings. Change them if you want.
Then go back to plugins and activate bbPress, you will see a welcome screen…[Read more]

What do you want to do exactly?

A. You can run a multisite installation with BP network activated. There each subsite can use it’s own theme, only the mainsite needs a theme that is comfortable with BP. But since BP 1.7 there should every theme be supported.

B. If you wish to keep the styles of Tersus theme on your main site, but have to…[Read more]

Short answer: Yes it is. The question is how comfortable you need the language management (e.g. the connection of content between languages).

The newest version of WPML seems to have the ability to serve domains for different languages. Did’nt try it yet. http://wpml.org/
If not you could do it manually using WPML or qtranslate. Setup a subsite…[Read more]

oh how embarrassing! I forgot to change the database details in the bb-config.php after switching to another database, the name was to similar that I first didn’t realize… So, maybe this way I could be a help for […]

I’ve the same problem. I’m still checking through my installation and plugins if it’s really caused by BuddyPress itself. When I know more I’ll write it down here.

Oh my God, this was really easy! The answer is on the linked page https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/bp-custom-php/, the code changed for 1.5:
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<div class="bbcode_code_head">Code:</div>
<div class="bbcode_code_body">function remove_xprofile_links() {
remove_filter( 'bp_get_the_profile_field_value',…[Read more]