@mercime Thanks so much for your response! I did attempt to add them to categories, and these are the results I receive. Not exactly what I’m looking for, but we’re getting closer.
http://stonerapproved.com/forums/
The following user is using BuddyPress/bbPress Forums… I’m guessing they customized a lot of the code themselves. But this is exactly what I’m looking for. How the Forums are separated into categories. It’s very clean, and organized, and you get the bigger preview for each forum inside of each category.
http://tamrielfoundry.com/forums/
THANKS!
Yes it is frustrating.
And a known issue which makes the continuing presence of the search box rather perverse.
Why not remove it?
Or replace it with a google search box ?
Go to Google type a search term plus site:buddypress.org
[activity meta site:buddypress.org]
I am just learning MultiSite WordPress myself. So far I’ve learned that if I want to edit Templates or Plugins pages for another site, I first have to activate the Theme I want to make changes to as my first level site, the Admin Site, or Edit the Plugin via the Admin site. Then, I go under the Main/Admin Site and edit the Templates or Plugin. After I have everything looking good, then I activate the Theme or Plugin for the actual site where I want to use the Template or Plugin. One must use this method (based on my learning) if one wants to use an external Editor, such as Dreamweaver.
I did notice that the access to the Activity, Sites, Forums, et al only show up in WordPress’s Tool Bar (the dark gray bar at the top of the page) under my Profile Link on the far right, when I am Logged In. I think this part is not clear in the directions, imo. After the initial install of BuddyPress MultiSite, I was able to see a couple of the BuddyPress pages links in the Main Menu of my top Site only after I am logged in.
Since I know I want to edit my Theme for one of the Sites, I have not enabled the separate tables for the additional site. I am going to edit the Theme first and then enable the other sites using the method described at this page: https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/using-multisite-with-buddypress/segregated-x-profile-fields-for-multisite/ .
Same thing happens when I run Buddypress on my localhost (MAMP) so I know its not a server problem. I assume `http:// “your web site” /wp-admin/admin.php?page=bp-activity ` is off by 5 hours for everybody else?
When you refresh the page quite a few times, the slider dosen’t load, just the container of slider loads
I’ve tried recreating the error to get an error-log, but nothing so far.
I was able to recreate the error though where turning off xprofile would mean that pending friendships and the invite friends to groups areas would show “no pending friendships” or a blank list respectively.
Sorry I couldn’t be more help on this @djpaul.
Hi
page.php : http://pastebin.com/CXmu9XDU
I’ve created 3 files as indicated in the BP compatibility plugin:
sidebar-buddypress.php
header-buddypress.php
footer-buddypress.php
I put them in wp-content/themes/sahifa but it doesn’t change anything…
Thank you
Glad you found a fix, but I think you found a bug in BuddyPress! What page (URL) was causing the errors you saw in your server logs?
I can’t recreate any errors in initial page load. I can produce some warnings when I interact with some of the content, but nothing on page load. Do I have to do something specific?
I’m currently not using a cache plugin until our site is truly out of beta, just so that I can ensure everything sets up well.
The database name is correct/exists, I did shut off the xprofile extension in buddypress though. I have users creating their info in the wp-admin/profile.php section so I didn’t need xprofile to run.
It did work initially, as I had been able to confirm friendships on the front end before. It was probably before I turned off xprofile as well….
So I’ve just turned xprofile back on and can now find people to invite in groups and pending friendships. Problem solved, woot!! 
But now the xprofile area is back which for me is an issue. Is there any way of disabling the xprofile form so that users must edit their info in wp-admin/profile.php? For this site its less work if all member info remains and is edited there only.
Thanks for helping me fix my initial issue @djpaul!! I’ve been tearing my hair out on this, lol.
Sometimes it loads, sometimes it doesn’t (Firefox), Dosen’t load at all in Internet Explorer
http://www.showmewotyougot.co.uk/uni-edition-test/
Have you searched the WordPress.org forums? That’s the better place, as this doesn’t seem to be related to BuddyPress.
Can you share the error you get, or a link to the page where it’s broken?
Where are you trying to get the Full Names to show up ?
I think $members_template is for use inside the members loop.
Have you looked at the plugins/buddypress/bp-xprofile code ?
> However, in order to get full names showing up I’ve been trying to use ‘bp_get_member_profile_data’. It wasn’t working,
Post the snippet of your attempt and tell us where you called it. And your BP version.
Does it have to be a profile field?
Or could it just be displayed on the profile page?
If you need to save the info into a custom profile field, it’s a little more work.
Either way – use the same process you used for your bp_album ‘system’.
Start by looking thru
/plugins/buddypress/bp-members
and
/plugins/buddypress/bp-xprofile
for hooks and filters and use them in profile theme files.
Thanks a lot for your answer.
But is there any possibilty to delete old blogs at the same time of deleting a user without entering the database ? Doing it manually in the database would be so binding.
I precise that the blogs steal appear in my wordpress admin but not in buddypress. i would like them to be deleted at the same time as the user account is deleted
Hi Thanks for your reply.
I installed manually via ftp so thats not an issue.
I have clicked on network dactivate with buddypress and I can create a blog as a user. How can we fix this?
It’s conflicting with the WooSlider plugin
@kpolkson Just to clarify, you have Sitewide Forums and Group Forums installed at the same time and clicking on the administrative links for Group Forums single topic page like delete/edit doesn’t work?
@twc01 If you deactivate BuddyPress, can your user create a blog?
Btw, did you install WordPress manually (FTP/cpanel/etc) or did you use webhost script like fantastico, softalicious, etc? If you used webhost script, you’d have to restart from scratch, webhost scripts do not work well for Multisite set up and BuddyPress.
@chopard where’s the code for page.php file?
Initial scan shows that you might just need to create two files for compatibility, but we need to confirm it first.
== you still are not taken to the registration page. Your redirected to your site’s home page. ==
@laidir This happens when you go to the registration page while you’re still logged in. Log out first.
Re: Forums set up -> Group Forums and/or Sitewide Forums. https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/installing-group-and-sitewide-forums/
== She has not received the email follow-up ==
@member-wp see Registration section https://codex.buddypress.org/troubleshooting/frequently-asked-questions/
Please share what the activation link the email looks like. If you don’t want to post it publically, send it to me at paul@buddypress.org. We’ve occasionally had reports of this issue but have not yet been able to figure out how to recreate it, so a copy of the email as received by the user would be helpful.
