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@miskostanisic Is this a single WP site or a multisite installation? Are WP/BP installed at domain root e.g. http://example.com/ or in subdirectory?

@remixines I will check it later today and post changes here for set up when sidebar widgets are activated.

@jimmygibbs you’d have to copy over the HTML structure from your other BP template files e.g. /members/index.php onto the /members/single/activity/permalink.php file which handles the individual activities.

Thank you Chouf1

Paste the code used by developer to “create a menu that was only accessible once the member has logged in. He managed to do that however he only had the activity, members, forum and groups page and no profile or messages , friend requests etc now. ”

What would it take to make it like this: http://mysite.com/members/joebloggs/

@transmission install WordPress and BP at domain root http://example.com/ so that member’s link would look like http://example.com/members/joeblogg

In the first link you posted, either you installed WP at http://example.com/buddypress so that’s why member’s link are at http://example.com/buddypress/members/joeblogg or you made a custom menu with BuddyPress as main menu and place the Members page under BuddyPress menu

group-forums vs. site-forums: both are using “forums”

in the core, BP use the name “forums” for group forums and this is how BP manage his integrated forum part on bbpress 1.2 (from head)
in your bbpress 2.2.3 setting you use the default “forum” in base name. Change this and you will see that your forums will run correctly.
It’s a mistake to think that a simple “s” will make a difference…

See here: https://mercime.files.wordpress.com/2012/08/bp16-swforums-03.jpg?w=700
You’re now on BP 1.6.3, not on 1.5… things are changing !

https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/customizing/bp-custom-php/

Why do you want add a refesh button ?

Then I edited the Header.php file, added theses codes to the beginning and ending of the nav div area

If you can’t produce this code it’s difficult to know what kind of errors you made !
Also answer please to questions asked by @mercime….

You need to know php and need to use this:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/plugin-development/group-extension-api/

hi @fitnessblogger,

use this in wp-content/plugins/ bp-custom.php
(If you haven’t this file you have to create it first)

Tested on 1.6.3

`function bpfr_excerpt($text) {
return trim($text,'[…]’);
}
add_filter(‘bp_activity_truncate_entry’, ‘bpfr_excerpt’, 3, 3 );`

if you want to replace […] by ‘xxx’ you use this

`function bpfr_excerpt($text) {
return str_replace( ‘[…]’,’xxx’,$text );
}
add_filter(‘bp_activity_truncate_entry’, ‘bpfr_excerpt’, 3, 3 ); `

Take care with copy/pasting from here. Quotes must be single quotes at least.

@dcyweb If you click on the Register link while you’re logged in, then the default behavior is a redirect to home page. Log out first.

As for your Forums page, which forum did you activate? Group Forums, Sitewide Forums or both? https://codex.buddypress.org/user/setting-up-a-new-installation/installing-group-and-sitewide-forums/

@ajim808 WP/BP versions? Could be that your theme needs to be upgraded or that there’s a plugin conflict, it all depends. What theme/version are you using? Have you contacted theme author?

Where’s WordPress installed? mysite.com/buddypress/ ?

I haven’t looked at Welcome Pack in a few months, nor tested it against the latest versions of WordPress or BuddyPress. Not seen this error before, but it’ll be a while before I investigate; Welcome Pack isn’t a high priority.

@voopress as posted in the other topic about the same subject, some BP-compatible plugins require sitewide activation and others for only one site. Read the plugin’s documentation.

1.2.9 was december 2009
Perhaps this one could give you some inspiration.

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/redirect-to-activity-after-login/

do you know  google ? 😀