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This thread for removing W3 may also help

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/360682

By chance .. do you have permalinks set?

You’ll also want to read this thread:

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/349736

/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=w3-total-cache/w3-total-cache.php

In the meantime, ftp and rename the plugin folder as lincme suggested. See if you can login then …

@jmarino; If all else fails, you can just pull the plugin folder. WP and BP are neat that way, as they just report that the plugin is gone and deactivated when you go to the plugins page again. (Other systems we’ve tried freeze and die totally, which is no fun).

OH – very nice – while replying to your note above I was installing the dev version of this plugin. It’s very powerful. The options increase, improve the browser caching options, etc.

@jmarino – OK. I keep my php_value numbers at 128M – and some of them are actually at 256M – but I have no idea why they are this high unless it was just some tinkering at one point. But give it a higher number in the .htaccess

Oh good grief! @LPH2005; thank you. I’d installed W3 Total Cache, set it up and forgot about it. Then noticed terrible lagging on my BP site. Just switched off page caching and zippeee… This should go on a BP Wiki page entitled, “Things that will bite you in the ass without any warning”.

Yes, I use W3 Total Cache on two sites that are on RackSpace – and they have their own caching (known as MA) that I couldn’t get to work well with WP Super Cache and BP. Paul is correct that you must not enable page caching with W3 or it’ll be a mess. Now, I couldn’t get CDN to work with W3. Amazon is setup properly but the information was never pulled properly.

Hope that helps.

I hope this thread helps you.

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/is-wp-supercache-okay-to-use-with-bp/

Best of luck on your site.

Well these are common WP type functions – have a look at the codex.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_filter

If you’re building a site – might as well try changing it the correct way instead of informing others to hack the bp-core. (as that will just lead to bigger problems down the road for those who may not understand the changes made). BuddyPress is littered with hooks

something like:

function my_blank_activity_permalink( $content ) {
return ”;
}
add_filter(‘bp_activity_permalink’, ‘my_blank_activity_permalink’, 1, 1 );

@rohan_kapoor – install same as your configurations; check bb-config.php – sample here http://wordpress.pastebin.com/1qAdu2q3
– after correcting your bb-config.php at root, you can re-run forum creation – BuddyPress > Forums Setup and click on re-install link. There should be 7 tables of bbPress generated in database wp_bb_forums, wp_bb_meta etc. as well as a new bbPress folder generated within wp-content/plugins/buddypress folder in server.

I was getting a redirect loop on the wp-signup.php page on my sub networks

Well found out what’s causing the problem here
https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/13211#comment:1

It has to do with the code that is in wp-signup.php in lines 25 -33

if ( !is_multisite() ) {
wp_redirect( get_option( 'siteurl' ) . "/wp-login.php?action=register" );
die();
}

if ( !is_main_site() ) {
wp_redirect( network_home_url( 'wp-signup.php' ) );
die();
}

Wordpress doesnt allow signups on subsites. When someone tries to sign up on a sub site, it redirects them to the main site.
I am using the multi network plugin,
(https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-multi-network/)
even though a site may be the main site for an additional network, wordpress still sees it as being a subsite so it keeps redirecting in an endless loop. By commenting out those lines it fixed the problem.

Is there a way to make a plugin for this instead of having to hack core?