Ok so I found the problem: “Jet Event System for BuddyPress” 1.0.1 seems to cause my forum to stop working, I deactivated and the problem went away
What is the URL that the links are pointing to? (Hover over and look in the status bar at the bottom of the browser window, or view page source.) Does it look like this? http://example.com/members//profile – with those two slashes next to each other?
Can you say more about your setups? https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/when-asking-for-support
Two steps:
1) Rename the slug
2) Change references in a language file
Both steps are described in detail here: https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/
@elizawhat – You need to finish your upgrade from WPMU to WP 3.0 properly.
Read and implement everything listed here:
http://developersmind.com/2010/06/17/upgrading-wordpress-mu-2-9-2-to-wordpress-3-0/
@justbishop You’re not seeing this warning on your Dashboard?
http://ekbdesigns.com/images/buddypressthemenotice.jpg
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@djpaul I have no idea what you’re talking about when you refer to “custom menu support.” See the image above to see the security issues I was talking about in my initial post. Thanks for the file path.
#wp-admin-bar {display:none !important}
Try that not sure about print CSS. I never really worry about it. Usually people use this for specific pages to format it for a page size. Like a receipt after a purchase.
Do you have a file called “buddypress/bp-loader.php”?
I would deactivate BuddyPress and all other BP plugins. Then I’d reinstall BuddyPress from scratch with a freshly-uploaded “buddypress” folder.
Also make sure to turn off any caching plugins you may have enabled.
huh too slow! 
@dlittle800 there isn’t much point starting a new thread on the same subject running essentially duplicate threads can lead to confusion and duplication of effort, please continue in the original:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/installing-buddypress/forum/topic/help-1-2-2-5-upgrade-problem-i-get-an-error-message-then-not-able-to-login-to-admin/
I’ll post to it to ensure it’s bumped up.
Locking this thread.
@modemlooper
You see to have a pretty good handle on the CSS Can you look at this thread and see what you think about my question about making a separate CSS to Print from for BP? Thank you.
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/printing-buddypress/
The Tweetstream plugin IS the reason I decided on BuddyPress and is currently working with some minor bugs.
@hnla
That page makes quite a lot of sense once you start to understand actions and filters and how they work on WordPress. If you don’t, then it can be confusing. I’m going to add a note at the top that links to the WordPress page for Actions and Filters: https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API
@dtclarinet
You should also look at: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/welcome-pack/ It’s a great plugin that has lots of Group Add options.
Invite Anyone has a feature that’s close to it too: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/invite-anyone/ It just uses the invite to join to add the group based on the invitation.
removed nest .plugins folder – still same problem. Can only login to dashboard
if I delete buddypress via FTP.
WPMU works fine, and I can install and activate other WPMU plugins. But when I install
buddypress, the site works but I can not login to the dashboard.
The reference in the two posts above yours is saying that the simplest approach is to edit the file entry.php in the /activity folder of the theme; this would be preferably done as a child theme i.e a copy of the files in a new theme directory you would then be looking for lines such as:
<a href=”<?php bp_activity_comment_link() ?>” class=”acomment-reply” id=”acomment-comment-<?php bp_activity_id() ?>”><?php _e( ‘Reply’, ‘buddypress’ ) ?> (<span><?php bp_activity_comment_count() ?></span>)</a>
and removing them or placing some form of conditional statement around them – I removed all links for a copy of entry.php which I pulled onto a custom frontpage but allowed the links for the activity stream as a directory view.
It’s a little long winded but straightforward
Child child themes aren’t supported in Buddypress
I’ve done something similar, however, the user I created I did by using the dashboard feature to create a new user. I could then login as that user. (Wasn’t quite sure what level to give them, mind).
I wonder if it sent you a confirmation email (you, in the user role, not you in the admin role) & your email system spammed it?
Have you tried creating one from the admin dash?
@erich73
Did you manage to get the activity to be read only? If so, would you mind sharing you fix with a php/HTML newbie?
You may need to explain things in greater detail. Installed WP? and could you login in to the backend? before any plugins were uploaded; or had you managed to activate BuddyPress?
The error message you are getting is covered quite a few times on WP forums and the issue stems from WP rather than BP so you may like to look through a few of these threads for solutions?
https://wordpress.org/search/You+do+not+have+sufficient+permissions+to+access+this+page?forums=1
You mean that the secondary sites’ themes must contain do_action( ‘wp_footer’) ? Where?
