BuddyPress.org

First time posting, let me make those plugin steps a little easier to read…

1) checks BuddyPress is active

2) requires a file that sets up:
`class Group_Stats_Extension extends BP_Group_Extension`

3) requires a file that sets up:
`class Group_Spotlight_Extension extends BP_Group_Extension`

4) requires a file that sets up group meta according to Codex (https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/how-to-edit-group-meta-tutorial/)

5) `bp_register_group_extension( ‘Group_Stats_Extension’ );`

6) `bp_register_group_extension( ‘Group_Spotlight_Extension’ );`

7)
`bp_group_meta_init();`
`add_action( ‘bp_include’, ‘bp_group_meta_init’ );`
(Step 7 just runs the group meta function according to Step 4)

Update: I just created a completely fresh install of WordPress Multi Site, with no plugins or thems and registered a new user. The user account is not added to the site and, of course, does not have any permissions. Yet the user has access to the site as a member.

Kinda weird. It’s like there is some hidden permissions granted.
@elangley

@sbrahesh, yes, I have BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG enabled in wp-config.php

‘define( ‘BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG’, true );’

@elangley

Whew. Upgrading to 1.4.4 of the bp corporate theme fixed a few things and broke a few others- but the broken things are tenable. The community navigation and sublinks for the buddypress designed pages went away, but can be manually added back into the navigation (actually better behavior). The upgrade also fixed the older problem I had with the logged in user name (where it was displaying the entire directory structure leading up the active user’s name). I need to go back and fix a few things, but the main part is, the members page is working again! *Snoopy dance* Also, the bbpress forums look MUCH nicer- once I get things worked out, I’ll try and tackle the sitewide forums for BP again. Only issue left is the Nivo slider. No good options out there unfortunately. ‘Easy Nivo Slider’ simply didn’t work (at all). ‘Simple Nivo Slider’ works, but requires you to post each and every image for the slider as a featured image within blog entries- not very practical to have a blog category of nothing but images- that will confuse users. And the OIK Nivo Slider is needlessly complex and interdependent on about a dozen different plugins of varying version levels. Last but not least is the dev7 Nivo Slider that is paid to access, but they openly admit it won’t work with deluxe themes (which bp corporate is if I’m not mistaken). Sooooooooooooo close.

Thanks so much for your assistance mercime.

It was the theme. Don’t use iTheme2 with BuddyPress. It won’t work.

Thanks, Hugo. I really am grateful for your help.

I’ve got a white page of doom at the moment. I’m going to pull the whole thing down and reinstall is using the BuddyPress theme. I really appreciate your help, Hugo. Bear with me. I’ll let you know if this works because I’ll know if it’s the theme or something else.