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The meta key is sitewide_tags_blog and it contains an array. However if you want to disable SWT on a single blog / site I have a post […]

An example of the network wide menu plugin is http://www.umw.edu.

Per http://ten-321.com/blog/portfolio/university-of-mary-washington/, the UMW website is a WP multi-network install consisting of 213 WP sites. […]

As long as you make a complete backup of the user, usermeta & BP tables and restore those to your single site you should be ok. (Export & import the blog content, of course).

You will need to update the wp_x_* user meta keys to be wp_* in the usermeta table.

You could strip it down to just groups that the person is an admin of with

if( !bp_group_is_admin() ) { continue; }

However, that wouldn’t adjust your counts/pagination.

Three more spammers: https://buddypress.org/community/members/mathilda1989/
https://buddypress.org/community/members/ouxin123/
https://buddypress.org/community/members/symm/

If I should report those another place, let me know.

I have both a dev and live BP site running with BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG and the BP social network works fine on all sites/blogs. So, if it’s not working for you on the sub sites (with or without the patch), then you have another issue somewhere (conflicting plugin, etc.). Assuming the patch is added to BP, I […]

Did you define BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG in your wp-config.php? If you want to run BP on all of the sites/blogs in your network, that’s done with the constant above. That isn’t what my patch was for. Secondly, my patch only provides hooks for a plugin to implement social network segregation. With just my patch applied BP should […]