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I’ve added Buddypress menu items (e.g. messages, notifications etc.) in my main WordPress menu. Is there anyway I can have the notification counters next to each of them, as they are in the standard Buddypress menu bar?

Hi,

Is there any way to activate existing WordPress users as BuddyPress users? I found an old thread on the topic but it was years old – wondering if there is more recent functionality.

Thanks!

I am running the lastest version of WP and BP on an IIS 8.5 server. Last week I updated WP to Multisite and I am still using BP on the main site. I tried adding a new user today to the sub-site, but I cannot activate this person. The only when I can even see that I tried creating a new user is under Manage Signups from the Network Admin menu. If I click anything under that user’s name, i am shown a permissions page. I have tried THIS SOLUTION already, but when adding this code, it disables the dashboard for my main site.

Again, I only have BP enabled on the main site, and BP is not network activated. I am assuming the permissions error has to do with BP and not WPMU. since there is similar issues regarding BP. Please help me fix this?

Hello,

I just installed BuddyPress on my new WordPress Multisite network (v4.4.2) configured for subdomains and it doesn’t appear to have been installed correctly, or I am missing a critical configuration setting.

After installing BuddyPress on my Multisite network through “Plugins > Add New” the following menu items were added to my “Users” menu:

1) Manage Signups
2) Profile Fields

The issue is, when selecting Manage Signups, I am taken to an empty “Users > Add New” interface where it indicates (directly under the interface title) 2 total users and 1 Super Admin (I’m setting this up for the first time).

When clicking the “Registration is disabled. Edit settings” link in the “Manage Signups” window, I am taken to my Multisite Network Settings where I have the following selections saved:

• Logged in users may register new sites

• Send the network admin an email notification every time someone registers a site or user account.

When linking to “Users > Add New” through the original Multisite Users menu (“Users > All Users) the two current users are listed as expected. At this point, the function of “Manage Signups” is not clear.

Thank you for your assistance,
Don

Hi there,

What is the best way to go about setting up BuddyPress/bbPress to work seamlessly with a Network Install of WordPress?

I have one main site that will serve as the parent site and then we have about 10 or so child sites underneath. I want each of the sites to share social activities with the parent, including their main forums. When I try to create a new site, it doesn’t seem to share BuddyPress/bbPress with the main site as I cannot see anything on the widgets. 🙁

Is there a better way to do this?

Register page and both frontend and backend edit screens are missing the checkboxes from checkbox fields.

This is happening in the primary fields group, labels are shown but their input tags which contain the checkboxes aren’t showing at the HTML.

Wordpress 4.4.2 and BuddyPress 2.4.3 are fully updated as of today’s versions.

register page here to check it out.

Hello there,

during the last couple of days I started working with Buddypress and I think I got the basics by now. Right now I am working on a custom theme and wanted to edit the look and feel of buddypress aswell.

I read a few things and I am not sure if I am doing it right. Don’t get me wrong here – It’s no problem to use the legacy files, as described. But what I asking myself is – Are those legacy files do have the same features as the “normal” Buddypress, and are they updated regularly, whenever buddypress gets an update? Somewhere I read, that legacy files are based on 1.7 of Buddypress. Is that true?

If not – Is it better to go another way with a custom theme?

Thank you for your help. Oh, and I am using the newest versions of Buddypress and WordPress.

Best regards!