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Hi,
try this in bp-custom.php
remove_filter( 'wpmu_signup_blog_notification', 'bp_core_activation_signup_blog_notification', 1, 7 );

source infos buddypress /bp-core/bp-core-filters.php

The concerned filter do this
/***
* bp_core_filter_blog_welcome_email()
*
* Replace the generated password in the welcome email.
* This will not filter when the site admin registers a user.
*
* @uses locate_template To see if custom registration files exist
* @param string $welcome_email Complete email passed through WordPress
* @param integer $blog_id ID of the blog user is joining
* @param integer $user_id ID of the user joining
* @param string $password Password of user
* @return string Filtered $welcome_email with $password replaced by [User Set]
*/

Hi,
did you read the warning at the top of the official plugin page ?
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-usernames-only/

The problem is perhaps the plugin ?

Which editor do you use?

I use notepad++ in which you can over-ride the php highlighting with a user-defined one.

edit: sorry, I misread the op entirely.

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/how-do-i-make-buddypress-1-6-a-private-community/#post-136021 ?

@davidkooo – which theme are you using? I noticed one ‘off the shelf’ theme was adding additional profile field links – in which case you’d have to strip them in your templates as well.

The plugin is good in that integrates the account / previous order information into your BP profile.

The ‘problem’ is that it also integrates the cart and checkout screens into your profile — which we think is bad. To maximise the chances a shopper will complete their purchase, you want those screens clean and uncluttered and the process as smooth as possible. Jumping to a different layout with profile info at the top, and the checkout / basket pushed down the screen isn’t good.

Ok, you’re diabolique.
Try this
http://buddydev.com/buddypress/changing-default-avatar-size-croppedused-by-buddypress/

and tailor the sizes in the group_loop with https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/the-groups-loop/
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And same thing in the member loop with
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I have the same problem, i keep trying to find a solution

Just to clarify, what is the official FLL theme? If you meant the BuddyPress Default them you do not need to add BuddyPress capability – it comes with it.

To my mind things like that kind of functionality are actually plugin territory and there is a solution here: http://code.google.com/p/buddypress-media/ – be worth checking out.

Hello,
what is your mother language ?

If you use define(‘DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE’, ‘buddypress.seyte.com’); it means that “buddypres”s is a subdomain of seyte.com !
This suppose also that wordpress is installed at the root of seyte.com.
But you declare define(‘SUBDOMAIN_INSTALL’, false);
Pass this to true instead of false and see what you get.

Subdomain install needs also the usage of a wildcard declaration on your host settings.

https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network
https://codex.wordpress.org/Before_You_Create_A_Network

If this is too complicated for you, i suggest that you deactivate all your plugins and custom theme.
Erase the wp-config file and restart your WP install. Be sure that wp is at the root of seyte.com
After this install, go to wp-admin and activate the network install.
When done, activate the buddypress plugin.
Make the setting of BP specially “blogs” creation.
Activate bp-default theme and test your install.
If everithing is working, create a new blog and test again.
Now if you want you can change the themes of the main site and/or the newly created blog.
And finally reactivate your other plugins (if you use some)

@marc-birkett So…what exactly did you add to your web.config? Your link talks about the htaccess file which isn’t available for IIS.

Woo is the best I’ve come across so far.

We started a shop extension to a BP site on Jigo, but quickly switched to Woo (a fork of Jigo) because it provided obvious hooks and filters we needed as developers that simply weren’t there on Jigo. Other parts of the API seem richer as well.

You can check out the site: http://www.enterprisenation.com/shop/

There is a plugin for even tighter integration with the BP profile, but we are going to reengineer that as we feel it places some screens in the wrong place and doesn’t provide the smoothest UX as a result.

I’m not a Buddypress developer, but I am advising my users to only use their first name, nickname, or username for the “Name” field. On the other hand you could try removing some of the related script in register.php which controls the content on your Register page. The file can be found under wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/registration/register.php. Just make sure you download the file or back it up before modifying and testing the file.

My first though is have you updated all your plugins and theme (if there are new updates) to go with your BuddyPress install.

Secondly, have you re-saved both your permlinks and settings under BuddyPress – that would be through the admin?

When you say ‘BuddyPress’ the logins that people use are WordPress so if that’s all you want them to be able to do you are fairly open to solutions that work on WordPress. However, are you looking for more deeper integration with BuddyPress and your shop?