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Rename the buddypress folder in wp-plugins via FTP or cPanel to deactivate BuddyPress.

The correct translation in WP lingo is “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.” And while this was triggered by activating BuddyPress, it starts with your WordPress installation.

There are plenty of threads in WP.org forums and Google search with different solutions to get back your Admin/Super Admin privilege in the installation. Good luck.

Here is one of the easiest ways to change the amount of activity stream posts per page in the default BuddyPress theme.

1. FTP to – example.com/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-activity/ – in your WP directory
2. Open – bp-activity-templatetags.php – in your text editor
3. Ctrl + F – then enter – ‘per_page’
4. Just change the value following – ‘per_page’ =>

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If you’ve found a bug with certain settings not being saved, please report it on http://trac.buddypress.org so that we can fix them.

If you mean in blog posts / page comments you can do this using the following:

`ol.commentlist .bypostauthor .comment-meta{
whatever you want here
}`

*You can also do without .comment-meta just depends on what style you want to add

There is a patch coming in 1.3 I think you can see here done by @DJPaul: https://trac.buddypress.org/attachment/ticket/2748/2748-1.patch

Thanks @r-a-y v.helpful

Here is a small improvement, because depending on the name of the group e.g. “home group” you could get a false positive here with the previous strpos function

`
<?php
function redirect_to_forum() {
global $bp;

$path = clean_url( $_SERVER );

$path = apply_filters( ‘bp_uri’, $path );

if ( bp_is_group_home() && $bp->current_action == $bp->bp_options_nav )
bp_core_redirect( apply_filters( ‘bp_uri’, $bp->bp_options_nav) );
}
add_action( ‘wp’, ‘redirect_to_forum’ );
?>
`

no, I was referring to the fact that core wordpress only shows a user’s blog under “My sites” that they are admin on.

If you alreayd have users with blog, and then add buddypress, then yes – this has been a persistant issues. BP doesn’t automagically go find them all.

Are you on a Windows server?

“Permission denied” means look at the physical file or folder on the server. WP or bbpress does not have permission to write to it. (CHMOD)

No idea what;s up with your links, but all the slashes are stripped out.

I experienced the same issue on my local dev server, but once I enabled the plugin online it works fine.
I suspect the issue is down to which php modules are(n’t) enabled in my MAMP install, but are enabled on my host.

@r-a-y, If I am using the previous version, will it totally mess it all up?

I tried to do it manually before, but I could not find the original to replace with new, thinking it was because I was not using 1.2.6

I am rather new to BuddyPress but have a question about how the forum topic tags are being displayed. The tags that appear multiple times are bigger as normal seem to be too large to fit inside the given area.

Example: http://troutpic.com/forums/

@imjscn, Color is CSS, therefore probably being in the buddypress default.css file?

Probably Under:

*Error/Success Messages

}
div#message.error p {
background: #e41717;
color: #fff;
border-color: #a71a1a;
clear: left;
}

It spells it out for you from there

When the admin account is created for buddypress, the @mention is “ @admin“.

I’m not sure what this means. BP doesn’t create any admin accounts. It uses the same accounts as your WP installation. As long as you have WP 3.0+, you should have had the opportunity to select your admin login name when you signed up.

Can you be more specific about where you are seeing @admin show up incorrectly? In the member header? Or in activity items? Or elsewhere?

Notifications for at-mentions will be in BP 1.3: https://trac.buddypress.org/changeset/3403

Your messaging problem sounds strange, like your installation somehow got corrupted, or like you have a plugin conflict. Are you running any other BP-related plugins? Try deactivating them and turning on the BuddyPress Default theme for the sake of testing; that will help determine whether the problem is with BP, or your BP configuration, or with third-party add-ons.

@gunju2221 3 stars for the BP Ajax-Chat Plugin which is different from the BP Chat plugin. It can get confusing with the similar names