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Thanks for trying out BuddyPress.

This bug was recently reported here:
https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/3087

If your other blog’s theme has its own registration templates, you could try:
myblog.example.com/register

By “own registration templates”, I mean you’d have to copy /plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/registration/ to your current blog theme’s folder.

There’s currently no “search_terms” parameter to use in a private message loop:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/the-private-messages-loop-bp_has_message_threads/

Sounds like a good enhancement. Can you post it on Trac?
https://trac.buddypress.org/newticket

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In the meantime, you’d have to write a custom plugin that does this.

Yep, I did some playing around, and figured that out, but definitely good to have my instincts confirmed. I’d been under the assumption that a multisite install actually replicated entire WP installs in different locations, so I was a little stumped – shows how new I am to multisite…thanks very much @mercime, appreciate the help!

For anyone else trying to achieve the same result, I found this article really useful: https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/install-buddypress-on-a-secondary-blog/

== I thought all of that was supposed to be under /wordpress/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/members ==

That would be the folder where template files of bp-default theme is located.
If you installed WordPress in /wordpress folder and activated BP in main site then yes, the default url for members directory would look like …/wordpress/members

Check this out https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-docs/home/

@johnjamesjacoby territory

You can only install BuddyPress in a self-hosted WordPress blog, i.e. WordPress.org

@JaffyDesigns there is only one wp-config.php per network/install which inlcudes the main site and subsites created from same install.

== other non-BP sites will behave like normal WP installations (i.e. so I can theme them independently, etc.)? ==
Yes, definitely.

NO, this is NOT a buddypress problem.

If you mark a user as Spammer, does it block him from logging in?

Use a plugin called “wp-ban” to ban users

Earlier versions of timestamps in BuddyPress were inconsistent and flawed; 1.2.6 may have been the release where the problem was fixed. I have *extensively* looked into reports of it still not working with 1.2.7/1.2.8 and have been unable to reliably recreate the problem.

Anyone found a solution for this? My site, BadgerGP.com has this very issue. If you go to Account > logout you are logged out but the menubar still appears as though you’re logged in until you visit a page and then it refreshes… how frustrating!

I’m sure there must be some queries to exclude from caching order to get around this – W3TC is pretty clever!

Hi all

I’m trying to do something similar to @mandi – I just set up a multisite installation, and wanted to have BP running on just one of the sub-sites, not the main one. From your reply, @andrea_r, it sounds like I need to update the wp-config file, but my question is: do you mean the wp-config file of the main site, or of the subsite that I want to run BP?

Will this mean that the other non-BP sites will behave like normal WP installations (i.e. so I can theme them independently, etc.)?

Thanks very much!

Do you have buddypress installed? This is not really a bp issue. Although if you do have buddypress installed, just mark him as spammer

@roman said:
hi, i really do miss the following features:

Does that mean they were once features in BP? Or outdated plugins for wp 3.1?

You must search the plugins yourself in the plugins directory, and if there are none that meet your needs, then you must create it yourself.

hi @nexia,

wouldn’t you mind sharing your approach on activity-popup, or at least some direction on how to do it?

thanks.

Hi All,

I am using w3TC on my blog. Is there any additional benefit from having wp-minify installed also, or will this conflict errors between the two plugins?

Hey @pjnu
have you been able to sort out this issue? I am having the same.
Thanks
Meini

Hello, Im pretty new to php and i pasted the custom profile code into my bp-xprofile-filters.php file, and it killed my site, i just get the error: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘”‘, expecting ‘)’ in /home/richied/plainprofile.com/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-xprofile/bp-xprofile-filters.php on line 158

i tried deleting and re-installing buddypress but im still getting it! site url is: plainprofile.com

Any help would be HUGELY appreciated!!!!

And you have covered all the basics? Set up forums correctly in the buddypress settings, Permlinks are working correctly, When you say go into ‘It’ what do you mean by ‘it’, the top level directory for forum posts.

Have you tested basic functionality with the default buddypress theme enabled to see if this is a theme related issue?

You will need to provide slightly more detailed info , version numbers for WP/BP are also important.