Sorry to jump in on this older thread but I just wanted to know if there was an easy way to get this filtering of table names to work to allow me to create a separate instance of buddypress on a wordpress multisite?
I am using the multi-network plugin to create networks and all that is working fine but each time I activate the buddypress plugin on a network it uses the same database as the all of the other networks and therefore it is the same as the normal wordpress multisite setup.
As a workaround I changed the code in bp_core_get_table_prefix() in bp-core.php to append the id of the network. That works fine and creates a new set of tables but obviously not ideal.
Thanks
@tubruk – You can define multiple forum ids by separating the IDs by comma.
eg.
“
I just tested this and it works great!
I have also uploaded bp-default theme. in my wp themes directory and deleted it from buddypress theme but the problem is same I am not able to accept any friendship request please help me 
I have upload buddypress at my website when i send a friendship request from other ID and try to accept from respondant ID then the notification page do not open my buddypress url is http://www.achisite.com/friends you can check a notification with this id USERNAME: mudaber Password : 123456 please help me Thanks
anything new here? I’m getting the logout thing too. Otherwise. its working pretty good for me so far, besides an issue with switch_to_blog function.
Ok, got it.
I have to use another ajaxurl than the one defined in BuddyPress :
`function totd_wp_head() {
//ajax url is defined in BP but not in WP
if (!defined( ‘BP_VERSION’ )) {
?>
<!–
var ajaxurl = “/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php”;
//–>
<?php
}
}
add_action(‘wp_print_styles’,’totd_wp_styles’);`
That’s not possible with BuddyPress at this time. See this: https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/faqs/
In fact, I don’t see this ever being an option in BP–even when the new bbPress plugin becomes available. Both BP and the upcoming plugin version of bbP are software layers that sit on top of WordPress. So each is responsible for their own sets of data access functions. Even with BP Group-based forums, the bbP functions are being hijacked to work within BP but only barely.
To have a standalone install of bbPress functioning in WordPress (which is what would give you a site-wide forum) requires a process called deep integration. For more information on integrating bbPress with WordPress, search the WP or bbP forums. Or better yet, just wait until the pluginitized version of bbPress is available!
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Yup, that’s possible. On the settings page there’s a google map where you can set a marker to the default location. It’s also possible to set the zoom and map type.
Postcodes aren’t required. Anything the user writes in the location field gets passed to Google and the closest location gets returned. So the more details, the more accurate the result will be. You could only write “Uzbekistan” and the location of that user will be right in the middle of it.
I know that this topic is old… but I just watched that video again… its a great design! Does anyone would like to make a theme for buddypress in this style out of it?
Or does anyone know how to get round corners on the images and avatars?
I have upload buddypress at my website when i send a friendship request from other ID and try to accept from respondant ID then the notification page do not open my buddypress url is http://www.achisite.com/friends you can check a notification with this id USERNAME: mudaber Password : 123456 please help me Thanks
Sorry – just to clarify, I was getting the Zend_Session_Exception error as first flagged by @gregfielding
@pcwriter:
Thanks for pointing that out to me. I hadn’t seen it. Unfortunately, I’m not in the position to join a subscription site.
Any other suggestions?
Thanks,
Darrin
Humans always fill out required profile fields. 
Thanks. How do you know if there human or bots?
Make sure “Groups” is enabled under “Buddypress” > “Component Setup”.
The code from this post is the correct one:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/buddypress-spam/?topic_page=3&num=15#post-69499
Replace example.com with your sitename.
And yes, it works just fine on my site; no bots are getting through
But lately I’ve been getting slammed by human sploggers. That’s a tougher nut to crack.
That was the original post I seen, but then I seen
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/buddypress-spam/?topic_page=5&num=15#post-74351
and there was another version floating around some where that was slightly different. As you can see this version just has .register* and then domainName.*
I wasn’t sure which was correct or how to check if its working. Have you ever successfully tested yours?
Anyone know how to check the above to confirm its doing what its supposed to?
Also, is the 3 supposed to be myslug, or register.php?
Is line 4, just domainName, or domainName.Com?
Do you have a link to the website?
What versions of BuddyPress and WordPress are installed?
What theme are you using? Have you tried the default theme?
I think that’s in `/members/single/member-header.php` Just be sure to use a child theme when you make the change: https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/building-a-buddypress-child-theme/
Would have been easier to have the full code, with it topped and tailed, with at the end of it.. But I’m guessing if anyone’s on here then they’re smart enough to be able to figure out basic PHP syntax 
