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Hi Sofian J. Anom
Its not free hosting its a paid hosting account. I think you are right when you say “they do not provide wildcard subdomains features”
I will have .a look at that link tomorrow, hopefully it will do the trick.
Thanks

Yes I agree. That’s why I am saying this situation is an error. The field being used next to the display name, @LindaPH in my example, is NOT the user login name. That is still Lindy and you would need to use @Lindy to message her. BP uses that same user_nicename in constructing the permalink. In this case to see Linda’s profile, the permalink is http://bni-weymouth.org/members/LindaPH/ and not /Lindy/. We now have the url and the @name using one field but the messaging/mentions using another – I’d call that inconsistent.

What I would really like is to know how to make BP follow this through to make the messaging use it too so that @LindaPH worked.

Thank @Virtuali ( @gunju2221) for the answer. I am not sure we understand each other. Let’s take this page

http://chwisgi.com/members/jenswedin/profile/
The navigation with tabs has ;

* Activity
* Profile
* Friends (29)
* Groups (11)

What I am trying to do is adding a new page and a navigation tab. So it would say

* Activity
* Profile
* Friends (29)
* Groups (11)
* Reviews (12)

Would that be hard the create?

And thank for the css hickup

Thanks again,
Jens

@Paul, thanks. I look forward to trying it when it comes out.
For now I’ve decided to try the Suffusion theme system.

@Virtuali Disqus and IntenseDebate both have some shortcomings that I can’t deal with having on my site.

ok thanx bro

multi-users functionality of WordPress 3.1 is similar to multi-blogs(multi-sites)? may install in one site and in another run other blog, same wordpress installation or needed a new installation?

required wordpress.com account for this to WordPress.org?

I did this because I don’t want people seeing the administrators login username – that’s the problem I don’t really care what twitter does. There is an inconsistency between the usernames shown and how they work. See http://bni-weymouth.org/members/LindaPH/ where the user Lindy (login username) is shown as Linda (Display as name) and the @LindaPH is the user_nicename. great, just what I wanted – except that the @name for messaging is STILL @Lindy which makes the help text next to @LindaPH incorrect – so this inconsistency is an error.

Hey, thanks for the reply! Well, I’m glad it’s just an issue with versions. I was worried it was some sort of botched configuration with my MultiSite setup or something more tricky. But hey, while I’ve got you here: first off, thanks for the great plugin! It’s going to be a very integral part of my community once it gets off the ground. I’ve also got an additional bug report for you though that you may be aware of. When creating an achievement based on an event, this list of possible events, seems to display every item twice – not a significant bug, but I thought you’d like to know

Also, I’m not too familiar with plugin development, but would you happen to know where I could look for the code that adds the plugin to the WP menu? I wouldn’t mind taken a stab at it myself to see if I could get these menus a-showin.

Thanks again!

Added to Trac as https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/3104

Andrea_r: Thanks. So I commented out the current AllowOverride None directive and added AllowOverride FileInfo Options, like this:

`# First, we configure the “default” to be a very restrictive set of
# features.
#

Options FollowSymLinks
#AllowOverride None
AllowOverride FileInfo Options
`

Then I restarted httpd. Now I get 500 internal server error. Is there another place I should be putting AllowOverride FileInfo Options instead?