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Daily Telegraph 144,000+ members http://my.telegraph.co.uk/members/
Heartfib 47,000+ members http://heartifb.com/members/
to name a few

What version of WordPress + BuddyPress are you using?

Strange. Haven’t seen activation of BuddyPress to lead to bbPress errors before. WP/BP versions? What theme are you using? What other plugins do you have activated? Do you have group forums in addition to your Sitewide Forums?

@mairaj I suggest not including info about 5 subsites without any other explanation, otherwise I would have suggested the same thing as hnla if I did not see your most recent post.

@jig4physics weird issue. I would backup database, then via phpMyAdmin. Go to wp_users table and click on Edit link on the first row (if you’re the admin/super admin user ID is #1). In next panel, change user_status value from 2 to back to 0

The theme required a buddy press theme pack

Looks like the Topbusiness is already BP-compatible per promo so if you used the BP Template Pack, deactivate it and remove the 6 BP folders transferred to your theme’s folder if you went through Appearance > BP Compatibility. Then re-upload the Topbusiness theme

Furthermore, make sure that your BuddyPress installation with BP Default theme activated, is working as expected before changing themes or adding BP-compatible plugins.

I am just using BP’s default.css to make changes, and I dont see any of those lines in that file.

@shripad first, do not make your changes in BP’s default.css file as it would be overwritten when you upgrade your BuddyPress plugin. You should create a child theme of BP Default theme instead and just make the changes in your child theme’s stylesheet. Or use a WP theme and install the BP Template Pack plugin to make BP templates compatible with your theme. Or, wait for BP 1.7 where BP templates will automagically be included in your WP theme.

As for the responsive styles, they are not in default.css file but in the responsive.css file I linked to above. You’d find it in the same folder where default.css is located.

This link should have been included in the last post. https://buddypress.org/support/topic/possible-to-exclude-post-categories-in-activity-stream-and-make-a-user-profile-private-like-with-pri/

(Also buddypress-edit-activity-stream no longer working on https://buddypress.org/support/ – by design ???)

Not quite the answer to your query as it is supposed to be inserted into the blogs rather than the bp end. It appears to disallow posts filtered by certain categories or tags from being entered in the bp activity stream. Paul will know if it works with the current versions of bp and wp.

Is this a new installation? PHP version 5.3 or 5.4? Saw this once due to plugin conflict. Have you tried deactivating plugins except BuddyPress? What theme are you using?

@sbrajesh I have a facebook login.

When login with facebook it redirects back to the wp-login.

I use this code in my bp-custom.php

<?php

add_action( 'wp', 'restrict_access', 3 );

What Should I do to login with facebook work 100% ?

Thanks!

yes

As of writing this, my understanding of the avatar-loading-code-in-question (bp_core_avatars.php) is:

IF in a multisite environment AND current blog is not the root blog THEN grab the upload path from the root blog and store it in the global bp_core_avatar_url variable.

If coding isn’t your thing (like it isn’t mine), the main thing you should take away from this is that you have to define your root blog. This is where I was failing. To set root blog, add
define( 'BP_ROOT_BLOG', 1 );
to wp-config. 1 is the ID of the domain that you installed buddypress on. To find that ID, navigate to My Sites–>Network Admin–>Sites, then hover over the domain URL that you installed buddypress on and look at the URL path in the bottom left of your screen. The end of the path will look something like …/site-info.php?id=1.

Give that a go and see what happens. If you’re still SOL, right click on the broken avatar and click “Copy Image URL” and include that URL in your reply back to this thread.

Custom Community theme has been updated. You can download latest copy at https://github.com/Themekraft/Custom-Community

I (myself) wanted to have my 5 websites in the multisite. 1 main site (BuddyPress) + 4 sub-sites Just WordPress (Not BuddyPress). I don’t offer sites to members.

Then why didn’t you continue with that?, you don’t have to offer sites to members. Why did you try what is really ill advised once you have a production site running – unless you have  experience of these matters.

The backup size is because that is a server backup, and I would guess being done in the same fashion as a control panel backups, including the zipped backup probably, is that a normal size? hard to say, it’s large but those types of backups often are being designed to restore  more than just your site.

If I were you I would probably leave well enough alone and just disable anyone can regieter a site. and keep yours, if not then follow exactly the advice given on WP forum and by mercime.

BuddyPress doesn’t support using subdomains to hold the user name.