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@dasped First, glad you resolved the first issue pm your own 🙂

Second, by default you should as keymaster and even moderator, edit, close, stick, merge, trash or spam forum posts.
– Which kind of forum are you encountering the problem in? Group or Sitewide Forums?
– Did you follow the updated instructions for setting up Group/Sitewide Forums at https://codex.buddypress.org/user/setting-up-a-new-installation/installing-group-and-sitewide-forums/

Better to contact Joost.

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This is actually not an issue, if you want to understand the nature of this read this ticket:

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4344#comment:4

well what i would suggest is to network enable buddypress meaning that the buddypress pages would only exist on the primary site.

if you want to do the other thing i’d google “multiple instances of buddypress” looks like theres some good stuff there. but again i would not suggest that unless you are sure you need it that way because it’s not really the way buddypress is intended to be setup.

buddypress is designed to be network activated not individually activated on separate sites on a network. now my understanding is that it can be made to work that way but i wouldn’t suggest it personally.

As suggested earlier time to change theme 😉  or request the theme author look at things?

but it can not be a reason the theme continum, because the previous version of the BP nothing has doubled

It’s a theme issue. Continuum author has rewritten the way the default WordPress templates are scripted. Change to Twenty Twelve, and you’ll see that there’s no group duplication.

hi @ryanmt,

you can change “link directory” from within the language file:
bp-links/languages/buddypress-links-xx_XX.po (safe method – xx is your language prefix)

or from within the template file ( ! this will be overriden at next update )
bp-links/themes/bp-links-default/index.php:8
<code><h3><?php _e( ‘Links Directory’, ‘buddypress-links’ ) ?></code>

I’ve never used this plugin but I believe you can change it in the page title or you can check the link page, in the beginning of it in somewhere there will be something like this:

<h3><?php _e( ‘Members Directory’, ‘buddypress’ ); ?></h3>

You change title name for what you want and voila. I think there is better way of doing this but the way I told you might work. Let me know!

BuddyPress 1.7 does its best to integrate with any WordPress theme. It doesn’t matter whether you activate the theme before or after you activate the plugin 🙂

You can only have one plugin folder called BuddyPress. Either delete current BuddyPress plugin and install new one or upload the contents of trunk into the BuddyPress folder via ftp

Hi, for the life of me I can’t get the buddypress activity stream to show the blog posts from networked blogs. I have enabled “site tracking” on a fresh install of WP and BP. It seems to work for super-admin, and updates the activity feed whenever I post or comment, but doesn’t do so for other users I have created. The site is a testing site using a spare domain I have: researchstudies.com.au/activity. I could set you up with an admin account if that will help? Any ideas to help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance, Jamie

>> ok is probably the default theme “bp”
>> http://img7.imageshack.us/img7/2480/fireshotscreencapture.png
>> but as you can see, then are repeated

That is not the BuddyPress Default theme. Looks like the same continuum theme earlier. Change to BP Default theme in Appearance > Themes and check if issue is the same or not because there are no double groups in my test installations.

@madfatter if this is a new installation please follow instructions at https://codex.buddypress.org/user/setting-up-a-new-installation/installing-group-and-sitewide-forums/