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@Brooker Maybe this could help you come up with something custom… http://blog.etiviti.com/2010/02/buddypress-hack-remove-new-member-registration-from-activity-stream/

@Brooker Hmm, I’m running wp3.1.1/bp 1.2.8 and it seems to still be working fine. I’m blocking blog posts and new member registration without a problem. Obviously the plugin won’t continue to be supported and hasn’t been updated in some time.

@JamieWade, I would ask this at the plugin dev’s site, whether BP Chat is set up to sniff out whether user is browsing from mobile device or not.

Don’t deactivate, because the problem is in the buddypress plugin

Seems you have a broken install. Try removing the buddypress plugin, and re-install it.

Deactivate BuddyPress and plugins. Check if you as test user can register and log in with WordPress. If you can’t then you have to resolve this in WordPress.org forums before activating BuddyPress.

Stable tag: 1.2.8
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/1.2.8/readme.txt

Stopped being lazy and read the code.

Firstly, I wasn’t paying attention to the “domain” of the strings I was translating, which seemed to be in both buddypress and the theme.

BuddyPress language file had to be under wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-languages/, and be named buddypress-%locale%.mo (and .po) where %locale% is the configured locale, such as en_US

The theme (from WPMUDev) had its own language files/domain, and those had to be in the theme’s language directory, and called %locale%.mo (and .po), and then a comment in the theme’s functions.php instructed me to:
`/* uncomment if using custom mo / po file
function init_theme_localization( $locale ) {
return “en_US”; //must be same mo or po name in theme languages folder..it could be en_US or bp-en_EN etc
}
add_filter(‘locale’,’init_theme_localization’);
*/`

Phew!

Same problem. Any luck anyone?

Create first a child theme
insert a copy of template file ->bp-default /header.php
in header php, insert some html for your button – included with your the forum url – in the menu (take exemple from within the existing code to do that)

After that activate your child theme in buddypres theme. Done !

Noooo, it’s still very much wanted. Well, I wasn’t using buddypress back when this topic first started, but this could be a powerhouse of a plugin for lots of communities. I’ve been working on a teacher resource site for some time as part of my job with a state history agency and this plugin (and the extended features) would be verrry valuable. I’ve spent hours and hours trying to extend other plugins myself without too much success. Since the community I’m building is focused around user submitted documents – that ability to rate those documents through coordination with BP Forum Attachments, BP Group Docs, and BP Media would be awesome.

Any luck on this? It’s possible to get video to display inline using the “oEmbed for BuddyPress” plug-in, but I have yet to figure out a way to do the same for images.

Not aware, but hopefully it gives an idea of what anyone else could recreate with a bit of time, a pinch of expertise, and BuddyPress.

Ah, yes; you’ve run into a known issue when if WordPress is in a subdir, the BuddyPress URL can’t share any of the same words. In this case, you need to rename the mentors group to something else.