@johnjamesjacoby, and @djpaul, I created a ticket: https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/3002
With several screenshots of the defect.
Thanks! 
Thanks @ericreynolds007 BPForum attachments plugin conflicts with the Group Documents plugin .
thanks @johnjamesjacoby. how soon is the next release??
@r-a-y
@CarolineElisa
Great I got this working now. Is it correct to say that this only works for all users when Friends Component Setup is enabled?
Id love to have Friends disabled and still have autocomplete for all users working…
I got a fancy home link (allthough I already had one) when I installed buddypress, and whenever I click it it takes me to the wordpress directory not the site url. It doesn’t matter much if I can’t fix it, but how do I remove the link?
Bumping this.. Anyone have an answer to if it’s possible to exclude a site?
When hooking into template_redirect make sure that the priority is set (third arg):
`add_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘my_function’, 1);`
The priority argument defaults to 10 – BuddyPress uses a priority of 2 when hooking into template_redirect. Set the priority of your function to a number less than 2, so your hook is executed before BuddyPress catches the URL.
Thank you David. 
I appreciate it! I’m going to try the secondary option. We’ll see!
You could create the illusion through customizing your navigation and theme.
Or maybe give this method a try – https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/install-buddypress-on-a-secondary-blog/
I need a community section like that of Eco Living where their community is on the “community” tab. How do I redirect buddypress to run on that page only?
Thanks, I know it’s stupid
@ytylol1 what host are you using?
=== i am waiting for solution…..===
@newvisioninfotech It is important that your WordPress installation is working correctly before installing and activating BuddyPress https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/before-installing/#wp-configuration
Instead of only waiting for solution here, I suggest that you also post your issue at WP.org forums where there are more people with Windows hosting https://wordpress.org/support/
@DJPaul
huge step forward, thanks, blogs directory disappeared…but, my blogs in admin bar and blogs in navigation still here.
Sorry.
1. Server is Set to Mountain Time Zone CT-11:17.24
2. *every* timestamp is off that is Buddypress related (profiles, activity, groups, forums) Comment Time is Correct.
3. My server is Running PHP5, godaddy.
Using BuddyPress 1.2.6 and WP 3.0.3.
The main BuddyPress site (let’s call it Buddy Blog) is not showing up in the “My Blogs” dropdown, so the only way for the admin user to get to the back end is by manually typing the wp-admin URL in the address bar. Once the URL is manually typed, full access to the backend is there, so I know it’s not a permission issue with the user.
Other blogs show up fine under “My Blogs”, complete with the ability to jump to the back end to create a post, etc. (Ex: “Blog 1”, “Blog 2”, etc.)
Any ideas? We’re using the subdomain setup (buddyblog.oursite.com, blog1.oursite.com, etc.). Could it be an issue with the .htaccess file?
Thanks.
@vegasparty607, that was my idea, just a big notice: “please excuse our off time”
I wish there was a way to just subtract hours from the time.. but end up with “sometime ago”
I have the same problem. @djpaul, is it extremely hard to release a new version of buddypress? 1.2.8?
Mine off by 7 hours
I’ve experienced this problem as well, here is my work around. This fixes my particular grief with this defect, but is not particularly kosher (modifying core plugin files, be careful with your updates) so your mileage may vary.
In /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-friends/bp-friends-notifications.php edit the variable $all_requests_link on line 14. This is the link sent in your friend requests e-mail that breaks if you are not logged in.
What you will attempt to do now is change this variable to include /wp-login.php?redirect_to=the_link_you_want_to_login_redirect to. reauth=1 is added in case the person is logged in, they will be redirected to the correct place also and not bypassed.
In the end your line 14 variable $all_requests_link should read:
` $all_requests_link = “http://www.yourdomain.com/wp-login.php?reauth=1&redirect_to=”.bp_core_get_user_domain( $friend_id ) . BP_FRIENDS_SLUG . ‘/requests/’; `
Please change yourdomain.com in this variable to your actual domain.
Good luck and lets hope this defect gets fixed the right way, soon.
See official bug trac for more updates on this bug: https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/2647
We have marketing automation software (Marketo) with intelligent registration forms that allow us to do progressive profiling. Is there any way to integrate this with Buddypress? It would be nice if we could capture registration data for both in one shot. Also, if an existing lead registers for the social network part, then we could capture new data.
Thanks!
The file is from Activity folder. But I also have to edit the index.php in groups forums and other folders so they all align correctly.
Sorry for any confusion. In the top menu bar click the “Sign-up” link and look at the registration boxes and you will see that they are aligned to the left of the theme. I am trying to get all the pages in buddypress to align with theme. If you set up an account you will see that all of the pages are aligned to the far left of the screen.
Hi All,
New here – sorry if it’s the wrong section!
First time experimenting with BuddyPress but I’ve used wordpress many times before.
I need to be able to moderate any user fields that my users have. I’ve read that you can moderate anything on Buddypress but am stuck on this.
Dont mind if its a plugin! Just need to moderate any field in the user profile.
Thanks in advance,
Phil Johns
I have found a possible bug in the BlogsMU Theme that can account for the group creation bug scenario exactly as described by Anointed.
I posted some details along with a proposed fix here:
http://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/buddypress-group-creation-bug-in-blogsmu-theme-with-proposed-fix
Even if one isn’t using the BlogsMU theme, it is possible that the same scenario I described in the link above could occur with an incorrect URL reference in another theme.
I’m wondering if it might be better/safer if BuddyPress avoided cookies altogether in the group creation process and instead relied on the URL to carry state information?
– Scott
