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Assuming you answered an implicit affirmative to Paul’s question about editing the correct file, did you restart your Apache? server for the changes to take effect (apologies if teaching grandmother to suck eggs )

What exactly do you mean by members stuff?

And are you editing theme files (like header.php) or just wanting to link from within, say, a WordPress page or blog post?

You might try to disable all of the plugins then enable them one at a time to see which one is conflicting with the admin area. Also, if you have access to the error log files then you can check to see if a message is being written to the logs.

Have you checked you’re editing the correct php.ini file? Setting it to at least 64mb sorts most problems.

If either of these plugins were to be used with a WordPress install without the Multi-blog / site system in effect (meaning it’s all run off the main blog, not sub-blogs), and you had say 10,000 authors blogging or more on the main blog, would that work fine? Or would they need to get into the multi-blog environment to have upwards of 10,000 authors?

Mr Boone.. I have a similar issue.. where activation is not sent…. but I once tried and updated the mailserver_ settings in wordpress.. so I recieved the activation code.. the problem is.. the code I cannot be used to activate the account.. I keep getting “Invalid Key” or “and error has occurred” messages, even though I copy/paste manually..

what do you think is the case? and is there an applicable fix that simply modifies the core files automatically? or howabout I send you the files that might help you.. and you can look into this issue..

This issue is standard and doesn’t resolve even after deleting and re-installing Buddypress over and over …

@hnla

Oops, I had removed the page IDs from the plugin file, but the file I uploaded to pastebin was the one that has my page ID exclusions.

Nice touch with the pageLinkDropdown idea! I take your hint and I’ll see if, following your example, I can figure out how to add that option to wp_nav_menus.

I fully agree that the user should be able to control values and parameters. Next challenge then is to learn how to create (and code) an admin area to give users that control. Here’s the start of my study program: https://codex.wordpress.org/Creating_Options_Pages and https://codex.wordpress.org/Adding_Administration_Menus

Oh goody… more fun!

Bump with exactly the same problem.

It happened to be .htaccess did not update because of file permission. Did manual update, adding mod_rewrite rule and everythings work!

If not in your case, try checking if mod_rewrite module of apache is enabled?

http://nabito.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=60&action=edit&message=1

You’d have to turn your WordPress 3.0 install into a network and create a secondary blog.

Then you could activate the BP-default theme on this new blog.

Follow these instructions:
https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/install-buddypress-on-a-secondary-blog/

@chopo87

It was actually me that fixed the template error. Granted I didn’t know why, see below:-

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-bp-member-filter-cant-get-this-to-work

There is a how to guide if you search the WordPress codex

Is there a way to create similar location based comments? I installed the Geolocation plugin: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/geolocation/

But it doesn’t seem to work on comments, or activity feed. Any help?

check out this three part series here too:

http://www.binaryturf.com/creating-a-landing-page-in-wordpress-i-introduction/

I use this plugin on my WordPress site, perhaps it will work with BP too? It does work with WP 3.01 despite it being almost two years old.

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/landing-sites/