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@nlvp ,Try this : https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-profile-progression/

May be you can modify it to what you want

hi, have just solved this type of problem on my test site. go to Wp dashbord, click on users, at the list of users , change the Admin Email address from ———— @example.com to just normal email like yahoo. gmail. etc

Thats it enjoy

@LPH2005 you have two #subnav in your page – the red one and the BP subnav which inherited width of 970px. Recommend changing div ID of the red navigation bar to get HTML markup validation.

On the BP subnav which is called in your stylesheet as div#subnav.item-list-tabs, you would need to change `minimum-height:35px` to `height: 25px` like the red navigation bar.

If you don’t know where you php.ini is, ask your host. Setting allow_call_time_pass_reference will prevent the error being generated (you could apply patches to your version of BuddyPress to fix the errors, but that is more involved).

@DJPaul any idea of how to pass the user id too? I been trying but fail so far…
tried `&user_id=’ . bp_displayed_user_id()` `global $bp;` `bp_is_member()`….. nothing seems to work

I have revised the HTML replacement for the bottom portion of activity/index.php

WP/BP versions? Have you tried deactivating plugins except BuddyPress and changing to bp-default theme?

I had removed the tick marks the last time, but this time it wasn’t wrapped in tick marks. Anyway – The new update got me to step 3 in the process. Now all I have to do is learn the ins & outs of BuddyPress.

So far things look good! Thanks for your help and I’ll post here if I run into any other glitches!

Yes.

Same question you asked here isn’t it Greg?

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/template-tag-question-how-to-call-all-activity-on-member-profile-page/

Wait a while then you can bump the original.

Change to line #48, as prescribed, causes HTTP Error 500 (Internal Server Error), so I changed it back for now.

open bp-default/activity/post-form.php
look for these lines
`

<option value="”>

`
It should be 43-45.
remove it from the post from and user can only post to his profile.

Btw, if you have child theme, then copy this file in your child theme and modify there. Otherwise the changes will be lost in another upgrade of buddypress.

Where would I look for a “network mode” setting?

Attempting to access the BP Compatibility page from the dashboard, results in an error page with the message:

You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.

All the associated files and folders on my server are to set to allow full capablities.

BTW, Thanks for your quick response!

Also, I didn’t notice the BP Compatibility prompt until I upgraded to WP 3.1.3. I noticed on the plugin page that the BP Template Pack had not been tested with “my version of WP”, so perhaps I am in uncharted waters. I’ll leave the plug-in activated since it doesn’t seem to be causing any problems as it sits. I never fully went through the buddypress set-up in the past and only have a very limited amount of the BP functionality, (i.e. menu bar, access to dashboard)

Yes, I suggest that you check Platform Pro theme forums or documentation and see whether the theme lives up to the “buddypress” tag, which should include at the very least providing the markup necessary to use on BP template pack files – 2 col or 3 col per your choice.

I checked the free version in WP theme repo and content of index.php contains basically the same `setup_pagelines_template();` so you can’t tell till you look at page source code online and then eliminate the header and footer markups to find out which markup you need for the BP template files – which can be overwhelming for many.

Multiple BuddyPress Social Networks – http://wpmututorials.com/news/new-features/multiple-buddypress-social-networks/

Thanks. There are 11 HTML markup validation errors on the page which included a missing closing div. I have revised the HTML replacement for the bottom portion of activity/index.php

I am on WP 3.1.3 with the Twenty-Ten child theme. I noticed a message in the dashboard that prompted the completion of the template pack set-up by linking to the BP Compatibility page, however, I get a permission error when attempting to access the page. Since I’m not using a BP child template, I don’t have a BP Compatibility option in my Appearances in the dashboard.

I upgraded the template pack to 1.1.2 last night, yet still have the same issue regarding permission to –

‘../wp-admin/themes.php?page=bp-tpack-options’

Anyone else have this dilemma?

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/creating-extending/forum/topic/new-plugin-friends-only-activity-stream/

I use this – there is a tweak to show your own posts too – as it stands it will ignore the users own post – a quick search will find the fix – its pretty simple.

I can’t see its supported anymore which is a shame as some fine tuning of this could make it excellant. For example if you click View on a person is not a friend – it will just return blank – it would be better if it said “Only Friends Can See this etc” – but it is a good starting point.

Good Luck