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Thanks for the quick response.

I have a default install.

My site is http://kingstonnexus.ca

Wordpress is installed in the root directory (httpdocs on my server) (v 4.1.1)
Buddypress is installed in wp-content/plugins/buddypress (v 2.2.1)

Happy to provide more information I’m just not sure what you need.

PHP 5.4, I think it’s Apache but I will have to find out.

Quick follow-up since I’m still struggling with this problem with registration, but done some more testing in the meantime.
I’ve installed clean WP with BuddyPress (same versions as above) on my other machine – LAMP server this time (php 5.5.9 & apache 2.4.7 running on Ubuntu 14.04). This time registration process is working properly! However on Windows machine still nothing…
Can this problem be somehow connected with the non-default port (8080) used on Windows machine? Or maybe BuddyPress requires some specific php modules enabled I’m not aware of? As I mentioned all other pages of my WordPress install are working properly on WAMP server and that’s not the first WordPress install I’m doing on that server and never had any WordPress problems before.
Anybody has any ideas how to fix this registration issue? Or how to test it additionally to figure out what’s going wrong here?

Ok managed to do it, it’s a dirty way but it works…

1) Compile all of the above scripts into a single file “mynewjsfile.js” then minify it to keep it even more compact if you want (forget the buddypress.js thing as what I’ve done stops the script from looking for it completely).

2) Upload mynewjsfile.js wherever you want to put it (for the sake of this I’ve put it into my theme root /js/mynewjsfile.js

3) Make a copy of buddypress-functions.php (inside bp-legacy/)

4) In your new buddypress-functions.php around line 89 comment out the following :

add_action( 'bp_enqueue_scripts', array( $this, 'enqueue_scripts' ) );

Like this :

/* add_action( 'bp_enqueue_scripts', array( $this, 'enqueue_scripts' ) ); */

5) Create a new folder called “buddypress” in your theme’s root and upload buddypress-functions.php into it. Now buddypress will use this file instead of the original.

6) In your wordpress functions.php add the following :

function mynewjsfile() {
	wp_enqueue_script( 'mynewjsfile', get_template_directory_uri() . '/js/mynewjsfile.js', 'jquery', false );
}
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'mynewjsfile' );

The ‘jquery’ is there because our new script requires it to function properly. This ensures that Jquery loads before it. False is telling wordpress to load it in the header.

7) Enjoy your new single minified JS file 😉

If anyone knows of a BuddyPress plugin that requires setting role capabilities

Buddypress itself does not require setting role capabilities – so a Buddypress plugin usually should not need this. Most of the commonly used buddypress plugins like photo/album (rtmedia), location plugins, imath’s Rendzevous ( sort of an Event plugin with a difference) do NOT require setting role capabilities and works well in the above scenario.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/multisite-user-management/

I actually tried this extensively even before I saw this post – its purpose is something different. It will not add users to the main site.

If anyone knows of a BuddyPress plugin that requires setting role capabilities and works without members belonging to the main site

Event Manager does this. It requires setting role capabilities and yet no one has to manually set the members belonging to the main site. It has a very wide range of configuration options that makes it rather “heavy” – still I could have used it but it has no Attendee options. It lacks “Attending : Yes | NO | Maybe ” and an Attendee list that others can see. Apart from this, from frontend it offers same functions and users can add Events from the profile too with Location Map etc.

A huge amount of thanks and gratitude to @shanebp, who is actually doing tremendous amount of help and work for the buddypress events plugin. Kudos!

What I mean is this: Right now, it seems users can only send “standard” messages through the wordpress/buddypress messages system, or chat through for example arrow chat or Cometchat.

To be able to view all messages (chat messages and “standard” messages between users) in the same place (like in FB or any other modern platform) would be a good improvement. Or perhaps simply throw out the regular messaging system and be able to add the chat to the profile?

1- WordPress 4.1
2- install directory
3- subdirectory
4- wordpress upgrade 4.1.1
6-BuddyPress 2.2.1
7- last version
8- yes i have many plugins

8.1-Advanced Custom Fields
8.2-bbPress
8.3-BP Login Redirect
8.4-BP Profile Search
8.5-BP Profile Widgets
8.6-BuddyPress
8.7-BuddyPress cover
8.8-BuddyPress Edit Activity
8.9-BuddyPress Follow
8.10-BuddyPress Security Check
8.11-Buddypress Social
8.12-BuddyPress Xprofile Custom Fields Type
8.13-Email newsletter
8.14-Facebook Friends Inviter
8.15-HashBuddy
8.16-rtMedia for WordPress, BuddyPress and bbPress
8.17-Social Login
8.18-User Name Availability Checker for wordpress/buddypress
8.19-Wordpress Social Invitations – Lite

Thanks bro, had a look at that plug in but it hasn’t been updated since 2013 and isn’t compatible with my version of WordPress.

Sounds like a great plug-in though, if it works (haha).

Hope you get it fixed.

Still gonna try to do with without a plug-in though as i’ve done all the legwork manually already, just need to stop buddypress from enqueuing the original files (or at very least dequeue them in my functions.php). Just can’t find the functions in BP that are loading them originally.

Here is my issue once again

I am using wordpress 4.1.1 and buddypress Version 2.2.1

When I try to create a new Group it allows me to Put in the name of the Group, and when I hit next, it shows in the browser like it goes to the settings page, but it does not bring up any of the settings.

Whem I click next nothing comes up. I can type in the browser this link ../groups/create/step/group-avatar/
and it will act like it’s on the Avator page, but nothing on the page like the settings page.

When I maually type in the browser groups/create/step/group-invite/ it acts as it going to the invite page but again nothing comes up. When I click Finish it goes back to the Details Page.

When I type in the Group Name in the Browser it appears there, but it will not all me to create any new ones. That group still shows like it needs to be finished, although it appears in my groups.

I have tried to, switch to twenty fourteen and still getting the same error so I tried to uninstall buddypress, deleting it and reinstalled it, and I am still getting that error. My Tested one of my other WP Sites the same version of BP & WP and it creates new groups just fine amy suggestions.

Thank you for the report.

What happens if you activate it per site instead of networked ?

Did you note that is

Compatible up to: WP 4.1.1 / BP 2.2.1

?
So wordpress-4.2-beta3 is out of range.

Please continue this discussion on the support forum for this free plugin.