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Thanks Jeff for the first breakdown, you’re a real help here!

I’m running WPMU 2.8.1 in the root as a directory install. BuddyPress is the last stable version.

I was also thinking it might have something to do with the nonce functions. What can cause something like that? It’ll be a coding error from my side, however I’m not sure where to look.

I modified the skeleton member theme to work with my WordPress theme design. I have not modified any of the core, just added custom functions to the skeleton theme.

– I switched back to the original BP theme, it seems to work correctly there. Where do I have to start looking then?

– Another question, if I started to work with the trac files to modifiy the new theme structure from the scratch, do I have to fear more changes until the launch of 1.1 (just to the theme files?)

Ok, I have update my scripts… now running WordPress MU 2.8.4. & BuddyPress 1.0.3.

I have also managed to change the fullname for the username by adding a filter to bp_user_fullname. But it only works for the profile page. I was hoping to change all the fullname for the username throughout the site. (I find the original bp fullname Vs username system to be very confusing)

Any Suggestions?

jeff or anyone else,

i tried adding the tables myself and they show up and work just fine but it didn’t resolve my issue so i’m gonna assume i need to do what suggests in this thread but i want to confirm the steps and order of those steps. pls confirm these are the steps and order to remove buddypress and reinstall manually for a website that has been in production for awhile but recently upgraded to wpmu2.8.4a and bp1.0.3. i have data and members that i need to save.

1. Read the ReadMe file

2. Backup database

3. Backup themes, plugins, wp-config, .htaccess and entire site, etc…..

4. deactivate buddypress

5. delete the bp directory

6. manually delete the bp tables in the database (tables that begin with bp_)

7. manually install bp

8. do this https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/site-wide-activity-widget-not-working#post-22156

is that all?

Any help on this one… I am pretty sure, this is a WPMU related issue, but the forum-answers over there do not really work for me (as described above). Those registrations seem to go directly – or buddypress “opened” another door…

THANKS!

Yeah, I’ve done that, I copied the ones I have in my wp-config.php to bb-config.php and added BB_ on each of them. Is that what you meant? That was the only way I know to set this up.

pxlgirl.

@Andrea-r – I believe I have the ‘first part’ solved already. That being that each blog has it’s own users. Aaron was kind enough to spend the time building a custom plugin for me that allows users to signup on a subdomain blog without leaving the subdomain. *Aaron rocks!*

This way each subdomain has ‘it’s own’ members, though all members are automatically added to the primary blog and the bp blog behind the scenes. [expect this plugin to be released on the premium dev site sometime soon so everyone can have it]

Now that each ‘blog’ will have it’s own users, I have an idea to attack this problem.

1. As most everything displayed by buddypress is via widgets, I may be able to duplicate the widgets and then write some custom filters to only output what the ‘subdomain blogs’ users have been up to.

e.g. filtering the activity stream to only show activity from the blogs users which is being displayed.

2. for those displays that are not widgets, like the members list/groups list/ etc…

That may take a bit more filtering.

Anyhow, I have to imagine that buddypress is already thinking about this type of stuff already. I personally just can’t see how they can even begin to implement buddypress on wordpress.com type of sites without this ability.

Hi r-a-y,

Thanks. I was hoping not to have to use this function, because alot of our users are getting to know each other and are sending messages.

The problem is that someone keeps creating accounts and spamming all of our members (well over 100) and I have to keep going in and deleting all of the messages. And I have to watch the user signups like a hawk.

So, anyway, this was my first time using it. I changed the functions, but still can’t get it working. I think it may be how I’m adding it to my bp-custom.php. Here’s what I’ve added:

function bp_send_message_to_friend_button() {

global $bp;

if ( bp_is_home() || !is_user_logged_in() || !friends_check_friendship($bp->loggedin_user->id,$bp->displayed_user->id) )

return false;

$ud = get_userdata( $bp->displayed_user->id );

?>

<div class="generic-button">

<a class="send-message" title="<?php _e( 'Send Message', 'buddypress' ) ?>" href="<?php echo $bp->loggedin_user->domain . $bp->messages->slug ?>/compose/?r=<?php echo $ud->user_login ?>"><?php _e( 'Send Message', 'buddypress' ) ?></a>

</div>

<?php

}

But I’m a bit confused. Shouldn’t it start with <?php and end with ?>

Thanks for your help,

jfcarter