the register link works but the link to log in doesn’t it just keeps giving a 404 page not found error
https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/
== I added the extra bit still no joy ==
Hmm, I know the code works. I assume you revised the whole wp_nav_menu code in your functions.php with the whole code I posted above.
– Post content of your footer.php here.
– Did you create a new menu in Appearance > Menus – Choose Footer Menu from Theme Locations and clicked on Save after creating the links?
== if you click that you will get a 404 error, ==
– Deactivate all plugins except BuddyPress then re-run Settings > Permalinks – Save.
MIhgt be a dumb question, but can someone explain please what relative benefits are between object aching and database caching? What are the downsides too?
We use eAccelerator on our server.
@el_terko Thank you. I should have explained before posting the link to the plugin:
You would need to create that functionality, see how TinyMCE editor is added in BuddyPress Docs plugin.
Instead of html entities for your accentuated caracters (& ea cute ; for é ) used in your buddypress-xx_XX.po language file, use octals for any message displayed by javascripts !
http://www.pjb.com.au/comp/diacritics.html
I have the same question as well. I have created a couple more field groups in Buddypress profile fields section on the dash. Alas, none but the base group shows up in registration. Any help on how to get around this would be fantastic!
@mercime I think @redsavior is only looking for a rich text editor for forums and groups entry boxes. And 3.1/1.2.8 compatible.
@redsavior Buddypress docs is a whole differente deal, adds wiki-like functionality to BP
Greg, I am using W3TC for object caching (xcache opcode) and browser caching. Along with that I am using MAXCDN as the CDN (was prior using Amazon S3). MAXCDN is set now to cache almost all of my graphics, css, and javascripts -including plugins and child-themes. One of the two sites I was referring to is a straight WordPress site: http://mustech.net and the other is a BUDDYPRESS, non-multi-site (single site), site (htttp://musicpln.org – registration only).
I’ve set up a different pullzone for each of the sites using maxcdn.
You should do some research. Maybe I missed it but I don’t see any links for pre-sales support at http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/webhosting/ esp. mod_rewrite? PHP 5+? GD library bundled with PHP? at least 32MB memory? etc.
There are many issues with WordPress alone on Yahoo! hosting, adding a poweful plugin like BuddyPress …
https://wordpress.org/tags/yahoo
http://webhostinggeeks.com/user-reviews/index2.php?item_id=2
@pisanojm
What configuration of sites do you have with MaxCDN? I’ve heard there are some problems with multi-site blog farms where sub-blog uploads aren’t cached correctly.
UPDATE!
I know this hasn’t been updated in 7 months, but I needed this feature and none of the plugins and mods here worked, but I figured out a way and wanted to share it.
Add this before HTML tag in your theme’s header.php file. (Note: Be sure to replace YOUR_DOMAIN_NAME with the domain of your buddypress installation.)
`<?php
global $post;
if ( is_home()) { ?>
user_login; ?>
<?php
} else {
// User is not logged in – Display homepage
}
?>`
Now I’m using a plugin called Branded Login for Buddypress by Brajesh Singh — This plugin includes `<input type="hidden" name="redirect_to" value="” />` on the login.php file but I’m pretty sure the normal BP login form has this as well so it should work.
Result summary:
After login the script checks if the current page is the site HOME page, if true it runs another script to see if the user is logged in, if the user is logged in it redirects them to there profile page. if the user is not logged in, or it is not the HOME page it does nothing and loads the page normally.
End Result: Instantly takes user to profile page after login, and if they try to reach the site homepage its now there profile page.
Hope this helps! working wonders for me 
@JamieWade since you’re going to allow BP Admin Bar, you don’t need `define(‘BP_DISABLE_ADMIN_BAR’, false); ` in wp-config.php at all.
I see that you tried to resolve this issue with @pcwriter before who gave good troubleshooting tips. Another thing comes to mind, if you installed BP via auto install, re-upload BuddyPress manually via FTP, cpanel, etc. just might be missing some files. Make sure that all plugins are deactivated except BuddyPress.
If that doesn’t work, need your site URL.
Just a quantity FYI. My MAXCDN sites are serving about 200-300 megabytes of information per day. I have two highly visited sites that receive about 1000 uniques per day, so this will give you and idea as to how long one terrabyte of of data will last you with the MAXCDN lowest-price plan.
At 250 Megabytes per day that is 1 Gigabyte per 4 days. So 1000 gigabytes will give you 4000 days, but you only get that amount per year, so you would renew again after 1 year and the limits would be re-established. Even if you are pulling 1 gigabyte per day, you would have 1,000 days (again only 365 in a year). So, before you would have to be looking at a larger pay-plan with MAXCDN you would need to be pulling about 3 gigabytes of information per day to exceed the MAXCDN low-price plan limit. Just some info/thoughts.
It actually needs to read:
`remove_action( ‘wp_footer’, ‘bp_core_admin_bar’, 
;
remove_action( ‘admin_footer’, ‘bp_core_admin_bar’ );`
as the admin footer hook has no priority in the current versions of buddypress (1.2.
the problem is that the script i wrote for BOW required that I branch the initial plugin. In order to get the blog comments to work, the settings needed to be saved in a multi-site format. Since then I’ve updated and improved the main plugin (without blog comments). It would take some work to re-integrate this code and provide an upgrade path to existing users so they would not lose their old rating/karma data. For this reason I don’t want to release the plugin I made for BOW. however he is free to pass it around if he likes. the best solution would be for someone else to invest in this re-integration. I could also put it up on github, but again, i don’t want to have two similar yet separate plugins in the wild. maybe I’m being to cautious. anyway.
@Darksminky What parts of the website would you recommend? The only reason I blocked parts of the site is because of profile privacy etc.
@mercime Ok I made the child theme, what do I do now? Also, I added define(‘BP_DISABLE_ADMIN_BAR’, false); to my wp-config.php file, and a blank grey space comes at the top of the page where the admin bar should be, could this suggest problems with the coding?
@marto – in the functions.php of bp-default, change:
`require_once( TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/_inc/ajax.php’ );`
to
`require_once( STYLESHEETPATH . ‘/_inc/ajax.php’ );`
Awesome! I’m really happy with those results.. Beating Yoast is impossible since he’s not running BuddyPress.. so needs a lot less scripts And don’t forget I’m running about 30 plugins more then BP.org.. (not to brag or anything lol).
Hey guys,
Does buddypress work with a Yahoo hosted site???
Analytic Your Page Speed
1) BuddyPress.org got an overall Page Speed Score of 59 (out of 100).
2) CUNY Academic Commons got an overall Page Speed Score of 58 (out of 100).
3) Bp-tricks.com got an overall Page Speed Score of 74 (out of 100).
4) Yoast.com got an overall Page Speed Score of 87 (out of 100).
You should be able to optimizing your site goes faster.
