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@ehegwer – this was just answered the other day in the forums and filtering the output – do a quick search.

Warnings are going to fly fast and furious if you are using 5.1.6; yampnag tolualonary or double colons to you and I are going to be an issue ‘::’, it’s the reason I mentioned them briefly in the mods group Paul, but there isn’t really an answer short of upgrade PHP I fear.

@dubbelf – it’s no more technical than modifying your theme loops to exclude posts from various categories, and certainly less technical than restricting certain authors to specific categories.

At this stage the questions you are asking are not really BuddyPress support specific, more general WordPress considerations.

If you want someone to build / enhance your site for you, you can advertise on the Jobs Board: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-jobs-board/

If you are going to modify the site yourself, you will have to get technical (PHP, HTML and some base WordPress theming knowledge).

Bumping on behalf of

@janismo – if you want a developer to help write the code for your site, you can advertise the opportunity on the Jobs Board: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-jobs-board/

You can also search the BuddyPress plugin files for examples of how to call bp_core_time_since()

Nice one cheers for feeding that back.

ought to give @travel-junkie the heads up on that as well

No one has told me if they are running additional plugins, or using a theme other than bp-default. We need to know if this occurs on a clean install and if it doesn’t, we can reactivate the plugins to find which one causes the warning so we can fix it.

Yes, this is a known issue. We’re working on it.

Here are files for translation ( default and fr_FR)
http://owni.fr/misc/opensource/traductions/buddypress-maps/
hope it could help

@mercime @fsdasdfasdff

That Username Availibilty Checker has been incorporated into the bp-xtra-signup plugin by Travel-Junkie which also provides password strength feedback. This is a plugin I would recommend people make use of.

However this issue is not ‘Username’ as there can’t be the same username twice

i’m using wpmu 2.9.2 and qTranslate. when i turn qTranslate tabs are not translated. why? everything else is translated normally.

`
bp_core_new_subnav_item( array( ‘name’ => sprintf( __( ‘Members (%s)’, ‘buddypress’ ), number_format( $bp->groups->current_group->total_member_count ) ), ‘slug’ => ‘members’, ‘parent_url’ => $group_link, ‘parent_slug’ => $bp->groups->slug, ‘screen_function’ => ‘groups_screen_group_members’, ‘position’ => 60, ‘user_has_access’ => $bp->groups->current_group->user_has_access, ‘item_css_id’ => ‘members’ ) );
`

This plugin at bottom of post would help you – Creating a Buddypress/Wordpress Username availability checker for your site

You have more than one problem in your install unlike the singular issues posted above. Before blaming everything on BuddyPress, make sure you’ve got your WordPress working https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/before-installing/. Where are you hosted? Single site or Multisite? BP/WP versions used?

There are Blogs, Forums, Members, and Groups Directories. What kind of directory are you looking for specifically?

@airrykah deactivate BuddyPress. It depends on your WordPress installation. Check if your install is sending out activation emails to those registering. Find resolution for your email problem at WordPress.org forums before activating BuddyPress.

If your WP activation email is working, deactivate any BP registration plugins and see if regular registration works.

Edit – there’s also a workaround, see if this works for you – https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/faqs/specific-faqs/#register

No, you cannot have multiple instances of BuddyPress in one installation. In other words, BuddyPress works in one site of your WPMS install, there’s no BuddyPress multisite script at this time..

1. No, per above. You will need to install one WP site for each BP social network at this time.
2. BuddyPress can track as many blogs as you want. It all depends on your server … and tech skills of course.
3. See #1.
4. See #1
5. See #1. Wait for BuddyPress MS plugin or create one.

What do you mean by this?
“My WP v.2.91 (subdomain WP MU) is integrated with WP MU Buddypress”

If you have BuddyPress installed on the WPMU subdomain and you’re trying to use BP code on your single WP install, you can’t as BP doesn’t know about your single WP install.

If you can, I would suggest using your conditional on you WPMU subdomain only.

“Big picture”-wise, you’ll need to think about upgrading to WP 3.0 and think about how you’re going to manage your single WP site and your WPMU network.

bummer. the page that was originally mentioned having a bunch of code snippets doesn’t load:

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=2190

@theandyreport –

Putting members into different categories isn’t a built in feature.

You could perhaps implement your requirement using groups, i.e. assigning your celebrities to a group. You’d then have to do a fair bit of template / loop manipulation, and enabling / disabling features dependent on whether members were in the group or not.

If @modemlooper finds something with roles, it would be interesting. However, similarly to grouping, you would still probably have to do a fair bit of template manipulation to enable / disable features based on role.