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BP reshare plugin
https://github.com/imath/bp-reshare

@prabhat1205 do stop posting in year-old topics. Closing this.

@prabhat1205 please do not post in year-old topics. Closing this.

What exactly do you mean “get a page in my menu”? Do you mean links in your menu instead? If you mean the latter, then check out https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-custom-profile-menu/

Hi Tina,
Prabhat here again, Would you like to have some help from me?
I’m a professional WordPress developer & BuddyPress is my personal favorite. 
regards,
Prabhat Bhati

Hi Tina,

Would you like to have some help from me?

I’m a professional WordPress developer & BuddyPress is my personal favorite. 🙂

regards,

Prabhat Bhati

Maybe I’m misunderstanding what WPMS with BP gives me so figured I’d ask here.

Create a Network, make sure that user and blog creation is enabled in network options and test that you can indeed create subsites. When all is in working order with your WPMS install, you can then install and activate BuddyPress.

One other thing that has been perplexing me is trying to find information showing how a user could either set up their blog when registering or, be able to set up their blog later on if they have already become a registered user.

If you allow user account and blog creation as I mentioned above, then the default registration will show fields for blog(subsite) creation. If you want your users to be able to create a blog only after registration, then you remove the blog creation test/fields in the register.php file. The Create a Blog link will show up in the Blogs Directory page for logged in users.

Hi @modemlooper thanks for the reply, bp-bookmarklet does not meet my need, how can we share my friend activity inside my buddypress as similiar to facebook share inside facebook activity.I dont want to share from external or i dont want share activity outside my buddypress. Please let me know how it can be done, any pointer for this will be helpful.Thanks in advance.

Then easiest way to show a message on the registration page is to edit the template in your theme and replace the default message. https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/bp-themes/bp-default/registration/register.

If you want an alternative way, there is numerous action hooks within the file, so you can add the message via a plugin.


function cc_registration_notice() {
echo 'You will get a link in email to activate your account after registration';
}
add_action( 'bp_before_registration_submit_buttons', 'cc_registration_notice');


Put code in between php tags. The // is a comment you can leave or remove.

Never replace code in the core, you add custom code to a file you place in the wp-content/plugins folder: https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/extending-buddypress/bp-custom-php/

function my_remove_xprofile_links() {

add_action( 'bp_init', 'my_remove_xprofile_links' );

oh gotcha not sure how to do that sorry.

what are you trying to do links inside profile fields should work given proper formatting (including the http://)

glad to be a help let us know if that works!

i would say a template file i think there should be one called register.php? Be advised i know plenty about css/html but i can not give you any advice with regards to php so you’d probably want to know what you’re doing before you go around messing with that file.