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/
I too am getting the error but only in a few of the BuddyPress themes. I get it in the BP Nicey, the BP default, & the Fishbook theme. I would love to have it fixed especially with the Nicey theme.
Just remember that if you edit core bp files/templates, you will lose your changes (and will have to redo them) whenever you update Buddypress. If you really need a header image of a different size, it is preferable to disable custom header support in wp-config, upload your image, and hardcode the URL in a child-theme style.css.
Yep, it’s a bug. Already fixed in BP 1.2.7, due out in a couple of days time. See https://trac.buddypress.org/changeset/3374 for the fix if you want to edit core now.
I was experiencing the same problem of being re-directed back to my Home Page. A great big THANK YOU to LPH2005 for the SIMPLE SOULUTION of just LOGIN OUT of my website. Once I did that…I was able to see my Register page for the very first time. Of course it took me all morning to resolve this issue. Gotta love it!!! Be Blessed!!!
I should also mention here that sub blogs are subdomain configuration and I’m using default theme with bp colors orange child theme. One thing I thought of is that I took out the “members” base using config file method mentioned in buddypress codex. Hosted on hostgator shared with dedicated ip. MU site is main domain on account. Hope this gives someone more relevant info to help.
Most recent 3.0.1 and 1.2.6. I’ll check the other link out too thanks!
@hnla @r-a-y ????????????
There are a few others that have run into this as well, avatars on sub blogs trying to locate avatars under /files/avatars/ instead of /wp-content/uploads/avatars/. Another thread: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/on-subdomain-blogs-some-avatars-not-displaying/ I noticed this behavior after applying 1.2.6.
What versions of WordPress and BuddyPress are you using?
No, you’re not doing anything wrong – this appears to be intended behavior. Check out bp_activity_get_permalink() in bp-activity.php. The primary_link is used for the View href only when the activity type is new_blog_post, new_blog_comment, new_forum_topic, or new_forum_post.
Would you consider opening an enhancement ticket on trac.buddypress.org for this issue? It seems to me that if a primary_link is provided by a custom component like yours, that it should be used in bp_activity_get_permalink().
No, sorry. Currently only an informal version of the German langauge file is available, but if is demand for an formel version it cound be scheduled for BuddyPress 1.3.
What happens with your blog Themes? Do they do not work, or is the display messed up? BuddyPress and MultiSite should work fine and your WordPress themes on sub blogs should display fine with the addition of the Admin bar at the top.
If you want a theme that matches your main blog you can adept the default theme to become a regular WordPress Theme or look at themes that do this for you 
I can integrate your WP theme to BP. If you need help just let me know.
Hi Boone, this is not a plugin, it’s just a way to make sure the users don’t forget their login information. Ever since the beginning we’ve asked them to use their email as their username.
Is there any way to tell BuddyPress to use first names, or pseudonyms, instead of the usernames ? or just user IDs instead ?
Sebastien
I now see that the WP installation combines authors and subscribers (Buddypress). So new subscribers can be added to this list from the dashboard. Thanks me.
I’ll keep this inquiry here in case someone else finds themselves in this quandry.
@kitezh
In your WordPress backend, scroll down to “Users” and click “Add New”.
Users can then fill in their profiles.
Thanks @modemlooper, I see what you mean now.
Did you set up the forums in the wp-admin?
Did you enable the forum in each group?
Once enabled then the link for a forum for that particular group becomes available (a page is available) …
Are you using the bbpress included in BuddyPress?
(1) Set up in the wp-admin panel
In the wp-admin panel > BuddyPress > Forums Setup
(2) Each group now has access to enabling a forum. Go to Group Settings for each group Group > Admin > Edit Settings. There is a checkbox for enabling the forum.
@notpoppy
Do you have a timeline in mind for migrating to BuddyPress? The bbPress plugin will become available Q1 and should work well with BuddyPress. You might wait until Q1/Q2. Another consideration is installing BuddyPress with your current setup and slowly migrating everything to work together as new versions are released (WP 3.1, BP 1.3, bbPress 1.2…). The later was a decision I made o a site – install but not have it completely tied together – and will slowly connect things as new versions are released.
