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@boonebgorges, thanks for following up. Each network does have it’s own set of wp_x_bp_* tables, and I noticed that when I post an update from one network, it gets added to the tables for the other network; it was apparent because the URL pointed to the network the update came from.

Backing up a moment, I was all fired up to debug this, but last night I sat down and looked at my goals again, and BuddyPress fit in if it was a path of least resistance. I’d hacked at this for a week before posting here, so maybe had I waited a bit longer I wouldn’t have wasted the effort. I am not going to use BuddyPress on my sites, but I wanted to make note of what the database was doing, in case it is helpful later on.

If this is a common issue, then I am sure someone else will bring it up. If it is only me, then we won’t have to worry about it. Keep up the good work! ^_^

@modemlooper, thanks for your earlier assistance.

The Code from “SOLVED: Limit Members Loop by Profile Fields” seem easy to implement. I added this to my function.php

// to exclude only defined roles in the Buddypress Members LOOP

function exclude_by_role($exclude_roles) {

$memberArray = array();

if (bp_has_members()) :
while (bp_members()) : bp_the_member();
$user = new WP_User( bp_get_member_user_id() );
$user_role = $user->roles[0];
foreach ($exclude_roles as $exclude_role) {
if ($exclude_role==$user_role) {
array_push($memberArray, $user->ID);
break;
}
}
endwhile;
endif;

$theExcludeString=implode(",",$memberArray);

return $theExcludeString;
}

I then added this to my member-loop.php

<? $excluded_roles = array ('administrator', 'author', 'subscriber'); // this can be any roles you have set up
	if (bp_has_members( 'exclude=' . exclude_by_role($excluded_roles) . '&' . bp_ajax_querystring( 'members' ) ) ) : ?>

Unfortunately, it still is not excluding any of the specified roles. I took a look at the second example, but not sure where to put the code. Any suggestions?

Thanks for sharing. It seems to be happening with all browsers. Just frusting to explain it seems to be a prob and waiting to find a fix and clearing out my security logs hehehe.

Hope someone will come up with a fix or a great solution.

Thanks again for sharing!

William

I am looking to hire a developer (project only) to help me with my site. I posted on the wordpress jobs link, but I’m needing somebody that is more familiar with buddypress and creating dynamic lists within a groups page, to be specific.

Is there a place I can post this to let the BP experts (Not just WP) know?

Thank you,

Found my answer here https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/theme-compatibility-1-7/theme-compatibility-2/

when i peek the buddypress bp_core_screen_signup function..

the registration form is not verified on bp_verify_nonce_request and not processing anything…

why does bp_verify_nonce_request not verity when i change to new domain ?

try https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/customizing/bp_enable_multiblog/

That didn’t change anything, and I am not sure why it would. I have the BP instances on separate networks, that part is working.

Has nothing like this been reported before? It is difficult to digest the support posts that most folks write in the various plugin spaces, because it is evident that they are confusing multi-site with multi-network. I’ve been running a multi-network for a little over a year now, but I hadn’t needed multiple instances of BP until now.

I suspect there is something going on with the cookies, since it only changes when the updates are sent within the same browser. But I can’t find anything about that in the documentation.

My other quick question also is there a good plugin out there that does social login like OneAll social login but for buddypress. I tried OneAll but the social login doesn’t work for buddypress registration page. The buttons doesn’t show up on the page.