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@redstone5561 if you’re having a problem you must provide as much detail as possible that relates to your issue specifically, there isn’t much we can do with the comment same problem here also please don’t tag onto old threads you should always start a fresh one this is six months old and could possibly refer to outdated issues resolved in newer versions.

That said if your issue is on activation you have a white screen and cannot get back into the admin, rename the plugin via ftp which will force a deactivation of that plugin and should allow access to the site once again.

I was able to accomplish this by simply installing https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/forum-server/

See this response to your earlier thread:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/creating-extending/forum/topic/buddypress-bar?topic_page=2&num=15#post-80232

I don’t see it anywhere on the site.

Yes, I’ll second @hnla.. Definitely watch for safe mode! And backing up on checking owner – group settings, thats the reason deleting the autocreated uploads folder works.. When you recreate manually it changes the owner

Yep. I’ve fixed it in trunk. I suggest for now you either mod your files the same as I’ve done here https://trac.buddypress.org/changeset/3479 or set allow_call_time_pass_reference=true in your php.ini

Hi @travel-junkie,

I have social network about wine and winery.
I don’t need user set their location but I want they set their winery location, eventualy associated to their winery group, if they have one.

Thanks.

I’ve installed the plug in on WP 3.0 with BP and network activated it. But I don’t see the buttons on any of the posts. I didn’t get any errors. The plug in shows as being active in my plug in list. I use Supporter from WPMU and its set for all blogs. But its not showing up. Would another plug in be causing it to not show up? lifesparknetwork.com

If you report this as a bug on http://trac.buddypress.org I will patch core

@aweathers; this might help… http://bp-tricks.com/featured/new-theme-bp-default-member-blog-multisite-communties/. Not sure if you want this specifically, but it allows you to have matching themes across your blogs in your install.. you can’t run BuddyPress on them though..

It seems only happen on BuddyPress 1.2.6. Because after I upgrade to 1.2.6, the custom profile on my site disappeared.

Is this a bug?

After searching Google for hours I found your post, and was happy at least someone had the same issue.
Have you found a solution?
–> I found the same file and I have exactly the same issue –> and even though I added a text on my registration page right after that profile field to please add the http:// , many users still just type in www
–> hence their website link becomes a mixture of my mainblog and their address and their link doesn’t work, due to the this part I guess
in the “else” where the Members Slug is added. (I was thinking of just removing it, but I’m not sure)

I am not a developer and on my journey I found a solution in order to get rid of all profile links which didn’t make sense either but the issue with the website still remains. Maybe you found a solution and you can share it? I’d be really thankful.

Here is what I found in order to get rid of the profile links, thanks to Jeff Sayre:
1) add a file named bp-custom.php just to your plugins folder
2 ) with the content that I can’t insert here unfortunately but from the first post of Jeff Sayre on this link:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/how-to-get-rid-of-autolinking-on-profile-fields/?topic_page=2&num=15

That did it for me!
Bye
Sanny

Hi @travel-junkie,

Would be nice that users could post location and associate it to a group. With this feature, I will purchase

Thanks.