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Ok, after a lot of digging, this solution worked for me:

BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG

by enabling that flag, each multisite has access to the pages needed along with the menu items.

I am having a very similar problem. Each site in my multisite needs to stay within the scope of the URL used to access the site. However, the menu items for buddypress are only available on the main site. Is there a way to have access to the menu items on each subsite that keep navigation in the scope of the subsite?

Can you check https://buddypress.org/members/me/forums/subscriptions/ to see if they are listed?

Hi, I have the same problem than Rob, in the buddypress settings I can open the “activate page” in a private window. The link in the regisstration email still leads into nowhere though and noone is able to take the last step regisstrating to my site automaticaly…
Do I need to change any permalinks, etc. maybe?
Thanks for help!!!
Benni

There is a follow plugin : https://github.com/r-a-y/buddypress-followers

Hi Hope someone answers me sooni, good idea, I want to create a custom button to create a group.

with ##member_name##/groups/create/step/group-details/

My Buddypress profile is displayed with a group creation form in the first step.

How can I create a Create Group Button in a page ?.

You can use bp_parse_args() to do that.

So for the members loop, the filters are

bp_before_has_members_parse_args
bp_after_has_members_parse_args

I needed to only show members of a certain type in my directory, so this worked for me:

function only_members( $retval ) {
	$retval['member_type'] = array( 'type1', 'type2' );
	return $retval;
}
add_filter( 'bp_before_has_members_parse_args', 'only_members' );

Hey Shane,
Seems like the Orig. Poster had a similar experience, yet you guys didn’t answer his questions… Here, for convenience…

“as soon as I activate BuddyPress, the home page disappears and is replaced by the “Members” page. I’ve tried disabling “enable default front page for member profiles” but this has no effect. If I disassociate the “members” page in BuddyPress settings, the home page returns, but member profiles become inaccessible (404 error). Is there a way to have the standard home page but allow access to the member’s profile via another link in the menu somewhere (and by clicking the link under a member avatar)?”

Thanks, Steve

Nick,
Thanks for confirming what I guess is standard protocol for BuddyPress, the taking over of a site home page. I was curious about the BP page designations that just appeared, and not through the std. WordPress “Add New” avenue. I deactivated until I understand it better.

Did you find a good step-by-step guide for the install, or am I overthinking this?

Thanks,
Steve Keller

This Link actually might be better as it addresses a very similar question