BuddyPress.org

To change the output, use the filter hook in
bp-groups-template.php -> bp_get_groups_pagination_count()

return apply_filters( 'bp_get_groups_pagination_count', sprintf( __( 'Viewing group %1$s to %2$s (of %3$s groups)', 'buddypress' ), $from_num, $to_num, $total ) );

You can’t override functions unless they are pluggable.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Pluggable_Functions

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/html5-mp3-player-with-playlist/

did you followed the specific instructions about permalinks with webmatrix ?
http://www.microsoft.com/web/wordpress

@famous needs https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-groupblog/

@asnakea3 @bphelp a good example of BuddyPress working with a WordPress theme is http://testbp.org It’s using the upcoming Twenty Thirteen theme (availabe in WP 3.6 beta 3).
Other examples of BP-powered sites:
https://wordpress.org/showcase/?s=buddypress
http://www.bpinspire.com/

I do empathize with your frustration, but this is not the way to go about getting help with your installation issues.

@asnakea3 At this stage, I’d recommend deactivating all plugins except BuddyPress and changing to BP Default theme or the Twenty Twelve theme. Clear cache and check registration.

I went back to the original answer found here
http://buddydev.com/support/forums/topic/wp-search-results-page-kills-bp-member-widgets/

At this time, I do have the code working so that a wordpress search doesn’t wipe out buddypress member widgets and all the other functionality works on the members directory page too.

Here was my solution:
In bp-members-template.php, I remarked out lines 305-311 and replaced them with

if ( !is_search()&&isset( $_REQUEST['s'] ) && !empty( $_REQUEST['s'] ) )
        $search_terms = $_REQUEST['s'];

So I’m back to the question/concern of 4 or so hours ago. I don’t feel that modifying core code is ever a good idea. Has anyone come up with a better way to solve this that makes it more durable when plugin updates are applied?

@bp-help

Here’s BuddyPress Follow: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-followers/

Here’s my new scope code again: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/ive-figured-out-how-to-create-a-facebook-style-wall-but/

I should point out that I need a way to apply the scope selectively, rather than universally i.e. I want both a normal site wide activity stream and a Facebook-style wall.

I failed to mention BuddyPress is dependent on WordPress. You can’t use BuddyPress without having an installation of WordPress. BuddyPress is a social networking/niche community plugin for WordPress. 🙂

Here you go @peterjhead. This should do the trick 🙂
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-activity-privacy/

Hope this help

you could approach the dev himself

http://radiok.info/blog/wordpress-multisite-activation-and-the-illogical-disregard-for-plugins/

@mahdiar didn’t know wordpress.com was blocked in your country. Found the page.php file for Complete Theme. Please confirm that the source code of your page.php file is the same as the one posted at http://pastebin.com/wnfS1Gky If so, I’m thinking that it’s more likely a plugin conflict – e.g. “javascript to footer” plugin and/or the gallery plugin which might be using an older version of jquery, etc.

Before looking around for other themes, change to Twenty Twelve, a responsive theme which has been tested quite thoroughly with BuddyPress 1.7+. If BuddyPress doesn’t work on Twenty Twelve in your installation, then I doubt BP will work on other WP themes in you server.

Are all styles overloading or just some? If just some it could be forcing styles through.
Are you also using BuddyPress 1.7.2 (or 1.7.x)?

However, if it’s all then can you check if the theme has this line in it:

add_theme_support( 'buddypress' );

If no, then can you try with another theme just to see if it’s Avenue that’s being grumpy? Maybe something like the default WordPress Twenty-Twelve would be a nice test theme.

@ljmac
This thread was out prior to the plugins release but now I actually find BuddyPress Activity Privacy plugin by @megainfo a more flexible option because it give users a choice as to who see’s their activity. Check it out:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-activity-privacy/

@andy_blanc

Using firebug on the page you refer to, I can see various errors in the console tab.

Using the html tab you appear to be trying to load different versions of jquery, but not the current version ( 1.8.3 ) which is included with wordpress….

Your site is trying to load /themes/foliogrid-pro/codaslider/js/jquery-1.7.2.min.js and jquery 1.6.1 from google.

See for yourself using the developer tools in Chrome, Safari or Internet Explorer, or use Firebug with Firefox, or Opera’s Dragonfly…

I think these issues need to be sorted out for things to work.

To disable bp responsive css see: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3881#comment:2

@petervandoorn see https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2327

@marathifacebook,
Have a look at this, but it is for facebook only.

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/facebook-friends-inviter

@vijayalogiclab
I would give it some time especially if you are new but if you want to jump in to the deep end then study the codex:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/plugin-development/
Also See:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/plugin-development/creating-a-plugin/
If you don’t understand PHP and WordPress hooks then go through template files and look for do_action. Those are places you can hook into. First you need a file header for WP and BP to recognize it as a plugin, see the second link above. You then need to create a function. You will then add_action to where you need the plugin to execute in BP based on do_action which is the hook, and then you call your function. Here is a brief example:

<?php
/*
Plugin Name: My Plugin
Plugin URI: http://URI_Of_Page_Describing_Plugin_and_Updates
Description: A brief description of the Plugin.
Tags: buddypress
Version: The Plugin's Version Number, e.g.: 1.0
Author: Name Of The Plugin Author
Author URI: http://URI_Of_The_Plugin_Author
License: A "Slug" license name e.g. GPL2
*/

function my_plugin() {
 //Your Code Goes Here
}
add_action('bp_head', 'my_plugin');
?>

If this makes no sense what-so-ever then you need to spend more time on the codex and learning PHP because I doubt anyone has the time to give you a complete lesson and it will benefit you more by learning to crawl a bit before you walk.

Sorry I can browse the link you said

Not sure what you mean. The link I posted above leads to nowhere for you? It was a shortcut for http://bpsocialnetwork.wordpress.com/2012/07/13/complete-theme-wp-explorer/

Yes ! I install bp in my pc(localhost) … ! Nothing changed.

Unfortunately we don’t have access to the premium theme. BP auto Theme Compatibility works with almost all WP themes. Some do not work due to a variety of reasons including customized templating systems, erroneous coding, missing page titles in pages and so forth, all of which are beyond our control.

Have you checked in the forums of theme developer whether other Complete theme users are having this problem and what, if any, solution was provided by theme dev?

Free:
BuddyPress Album/Media -> https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-album/
BuddyPress Media -> https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-media/

Premium:
BP Gallery -> http://buddydev.com/plugins/bp-gallery/ u

I want to know this too.
Would be nice if there would be check marks in the WP User Admin to select which user meta would also appear in BP Profile.
Vice-versa, if custom profile fields made in BP could then appear in WP Admin.

This type of syncing seems necessary as WPSocialLogin populates useful info into the User WP Admin but there is no easy way to now get those WP User Admin fields into the BP Profile. (and I’m sure other plugin that are design to work with WP Admin don’t populate BP profiles). Seems like this “complete” syncing does not exist.

the number of members doesn’t really matter it’s the number of concurrent users that’s the issue. ning is a service so its hard to compare that to running something like wordpress or buddypress on your own server. There is a lot of functionality under the hood with buddypress if you want to run it and have a popular site you won’t find and commercially available shared hosting that will handle the traffic. 64 mbytes just isn’t enough memory to run buddypress reliably in my experience, especially when you start piling other plugins on top of it.

That being said you can buy a vps for probably about the same as that ning monthly fee. which should be able to scale you up to higher traffic levels.