No, I use original BuddyPress version. But my WP is non-English.
I was trying to find out how to increase memory, and some people say that it’s possible to change in wp-settings.php. I went through this file, and found the following line
// Set initial default constants including WP_MEMORY_LIMIT, WP_DEBUG, WP_CONTENT_DIR and WP_CACHE.
wp_initial_constants( );
Maybe I can set the memory_limit using this function? In this case, what values should I use?
Thanx
Do you have the following line in your wp-config.php or bp-custom.php?
`define( ‘BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG’, true );`
If so, I suggest you comment it out:
`// define( ‘BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG’, true );`
BP multiblog mode is only necessary if you want to have BP content (like members profiles, etc) available on all subsites. Regular WP multisite use does not require BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG.
If you absolutely need the BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG functionality, but you want to force all registration to happen on the main blog, then you will have to build your own redirects.
It sounds like you are trying to use BuddyPress with a version of WordPress less than 3.0. For a few months now, BuddyPress has required WP 3.0 or greater.
In your FTP client, navigate to the wp-content/plugins folder. Delete the buddypress folder. Then go to yoursite.com/wp-admin, and things should be back to life. You will have to upgrade to the latest WP before attempting to install BuddyPress again.
Downloaded to my computer; uploaded to wp…clicked “install”…to this message, and *continue* to get this message when I go to my site: http://www.getonyourfeet2011.com/wp-admin
Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_user_meta() in /home/content/17/7121817/html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-forums.php on line 530
I will bump this one…
this is a core function, surprise not to have any tip on this one…
Thanks a bunch for all your feedback @hnla . With regards to the suspected DNS/Domain issue, do you know how we could go about putting this to the test?
I’m glad to hear that our hardware is likely be at the root of this issue, because then it’s very manageable.
Extra note: We might try out some of the techniques covered here:
@janismo I get what you mean. Perhaps set up a deterrent by importing multiple CSS files which are all compressed into one-liners and see how patient the other would be in transforming the one line into accepted format. Thing is, there are applications that can even copy and download whole websites lock, stock and barrel without requiring FTP passwords. In relation to this, there’s a website which has an extensive list of well-known websites beside screenshots/URL’s of reported sites which completely copied the original site’s design to a pixel, complete with stolen content.
Simply awesome. Thank you Mercime. 
I’ve changed the default selected class in my activity stream to “My Groups” (in stead of “All Members”) by changing the index.php file in /bp-themes/bp-default/activity
But Buddypress remembers what the last selected class was…
i.e. when someone selected “All Members” in the activity-page, the next time he logs in, the class “All Members” will show up,
but I want it to be “My Groups” (always, no matter what they selected last time)
how do I keep buddypress from remembering that?
Sorry if my explanation isn’t very clear, but English isn’t my first language 
I am trying to secure my website against new spam users and there’s quite a few threads of CAPTCHA and so on here which are helping.
But in the meantime I’ve got about 4,000 spam users created. How can I delete them all? They’re interspersed with real users so unsure what to do. There’s nothing I seem to be able to sort them on either in BP or through the database that will allow me to identify and remove them. Any ideas?
An example is like:
Username: ackery815215869
Name: camdenlotz
Email: ackery815215869@blogmailexpress.info
They’re obviously random and I can spot them by site but I can hardly scroll through 87 pages of users trying to pick out the real ones!
Any ideas?
BuddyPress is feeling very lonely, insecure and underdeveloped right now…
Hi, thanks for the replies, your answers are really close to my thougths.
It is a great solution, for those who wants to have a one click installation community, without thinking about developing or theming. Just Install the plugin, add the shortcode of the needed component in a page, and design it via backend options with colour picker and all the stuff normal not-dev-bloggers love.
cool, sounds nice.@modemlooper: which plugin could you recomend? im asking you as a heavy user and developer that you obviously are, im crossing your name so often in coherence with bp 
thanks
Hi all,
I know you can add images hosted elsewhere into forum posts by using html, but my users don’t really understand that, I am looking for an easy way to insert some image html into a forum post – without users uploading to my servers
I already use oEmbed for BuddyPress – but I am looking for something that isn’t restricted to a specific set of sites
Thanks
Forum is attached to a group, the group creator gets to decide on whether there is a forum created for a group.
There are plugins that will provide control over who can create groups such as:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-restrict-group-creation/
PJParticipant
Alright. I notified the theme creator. Even if there isn’t a solution, I’m able to locate the code in buddypress and change it accordingly. Thank you @mercime
Here is my questions:
Current structure of member profile: http://www.domain.com/members/membername
I was wondering if I can change it to http://www.domain.com/membername
is this possible with buddypress?
thanks
@mercime because this is important. 
Hi all,
I am using the BP Group Types/Categories plugin (which has a lot of promise) and need some help with a few things. If anyone could help me with even one of these, I’d be eternally grateful! I have to apologize as I am a BuddyPress and PHP newbie…
-When you click on a “category group” in the groups listing, it seems as though it would be most useful for BuddyPress to display the “Groups” subnav right away, so the user could click to one of the subgroups without being distracted by the activity wall, etc. Is there any way to do that?
-It would also be helpful if I could remove some of the extra subnavs from the category groups – specifically the subnav for the Group Documents plugin and the subnav for the Invite Anyone plugin. I’ve had the darndest time trying to do that, though.. I found the following code in bp-grouptypes-classes.php, which I thought would be the place to do this:
` function BP_Group_Categories_UserGroups() {
global $bp;
$this->name = ‘Groups’;
$this->slug = ‘groups’;
$this->visibilty=’public’;
$this->enable_edit_item=false;
$this->enable_create_step = false;
$this->nav_item_position = 51;
$this->enable_nav_item = true; // make sure this is a categories group and it has sub categories
bp_core_remove_subnav_item( $bp->groups->slug, ‘invites’ );
bp_core_remove_subnav_item( $bp->groups->slug, ‘members’);
}`
So by default, the Group Types/Categories plugin removes the “Members” subnav from category groups (it tries to remove “Invites” too, but that wasn’t working for me, possibly because I have the Invite Anyone plugin installed). Could anyone tell me what the proper “bp_core_remove_subnav_item” lines would be to remove the subnavs for Group Documents and Invite Anyone? I looked through the plugins’ code to find the slugs, but nothing I tried was working…
-Finally, this might be a longshot, but is there any way to create a new “Groups” listing that only shows category groups?
Many many thanks in advance… Please let me know if there’s any additional info I can provide for you.
@firetag I’m mentioning you here in case you would be able to help. It doesn’t seem like you’re working on this plugin anymore, but I figured it couldn’t hurt…
Great. Thank you. I was hoping to use the placeholder theme though as it has a great counter and email form on it. If I can’t make it happen, then I will go with the maintenance mode plugin. 
hey guys sorry im so late on responding back, i started to lose hope on getting feedback since everywhere else i went for help (suffusion support forum never respond to any of my help post, wordpress.org at least someone was nice enough to direct me here) was pretty much pointless. but anyway i decided to dump the suffusion theme because i figured there wasnt any point in using a theme that didnt have much of dependable support forum and bought the platform pro theme and so far not only am i impressed but i realize u get what you pay for (free has its limits).
i looked into what @youlichika said and http://site/groups/create/ takes you directly to the create page that i thought no longer existed. so i went thru my cpanel file manager and edited bp-groups.php and at line 155 i added this:
bp_core_new_subnav_item( array( ‘name’ => __( ‘Create’, ‘buddypress’ ), ‘slug’ => ‘create’, ‘parent_url’ => $groups_link, ‘parent_slug’ => $bp->groups->slug, ‘screen_function’ => ‘groups_screen_group_create’, ‘position’ => 50, ‘user_has_access’ => ‘groups-create’ ) );
and i got the create a group tab added next to invites, its not perfect but it gets the job done. im going to do the same thing for events and let you guys know how it turns out. thanks again everybody for replying to my post i found exactly what i was looking for and im more than happy to share what ive learnd hoping to help the next person being ignored from other forums lol