BuddyPress.org

You will have to wait for a response from the plugin developer. Most likely if you are patient, he will add it to his list for a future release of the plugin.

Ok, you made me double-check a database Only one row per user.

@v_andreev
– What versions of WP/BP are you using?
– Do you have any kind of membership plugin activated?
– You’re saying your found two rows per user in prefix_users table? In those two rows per user, do they both have same email address and username? Better yet, what is/are the only difference/s between the two rows?

Thanks @r-a-y, I knew I read it somewhere

Re: bbPress roles read this:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/accounts-with-blocked-or-inactive-roles-are-still-able-to-be-accessed/

I would not recommend using any of the bbPress roles at the moment.

These options are set as constants.

Check out the following defines under “Avatar specific settings can be changed:“
https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/changing-internal-configuration-settings/

You can also use a filtered activity loop for blog posts:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/the-activity-stream-loop/

Check out the “action” parameter.

Yeah, I’m thinking about adding support for it.

I read somewhere that @r-a-y might be adding support for other media to the oembed for BuddyPress plugin.

There’s a premium plugin, BP Gallery which can post images, audio, video to activity stream in addition to the regular single user and group galleries.

When you network activate BuddyPress, one of the widgets which comes up for use is the “Recent Sitewide Posts” widget which you can add to a dynamic sidbar of a BP-compatible theme. The list of recent sitewide posts rendered in sidebar has direct links to the subblogs where users have published their posts.

Curious, did you get your username and login here at BuddyPress.org or at WordPress.org – don’t know if it makes a difference. I got mine at WordPress.org years ago and I can login to different WP/BP tracs.

=== I have a theme I have chosen for my main landing site (product info, testimonials, etc.) and want to set up buddypress as a subdomain while using s2member to implement paid-access to the buddypress network. ===

Sounds like a plan. Just “point” BuddyPress to the subdomain, secondary blog. https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/install-buddypress-on-a-secondary-blog/

=== My question is whether I have to create two WP sites within my domain (one standard WP for my landing and one BP for my paid network) ===

Go mutlsite/create a network with a subdomain structure so you can create a virtual subdomain for your paid network.

=== whether I can implement a BP theme for part of my site (the network) while maintaining my non-BP theme for the rest of my WP site. ===

Yes you can use regular WP theme in main site and should implement a BP or BP-compatible theme to subdomain.

=== what would then be the simplest way to bounce my clients who are already logged in straight onto the BP network upon landing without going through the usual sales page that is my landing. ===

If I was your client, I wouldn’t want to be “bounced” to a site I didn’t expect to enter. Provide a link straight to the BP site instead with something like a big button “Start Networking” or something like that.

Creating The sitewide global/unified search Page for your Buddypress Theme

Are you not capable of looking for these plugins yourself?

https://buddypress.org/extend/plugins/

Few things for posting on this forum.

When you ask for support, it would be best for you to provide as *much* information as possible to help us out. Posting just one sentence does not give us any information on anything, and would most likely diminish your chances of getting support, and it will delay solving your issue.

If you don’t say what theme your using, I am going to assume that it’s not a buddypress issue, and redirect you to the wordpress support forums: https://www.wordpress.org/support

if you are using default theme, look at the header and specify your preferences there.

`#header {
width: 960px;`

Well what you would be looking and searching for is a “Linkedin and WordPress Connection” , because Buddypress Login is actually WordPress.

It would require for you to do some searching around to see if a plugin exists. It does not look like it though at the moment.