As a sanity check have you tried the default theme on it? What happens with that and favourites?
Also, here is a codex page relevant to using WordPress in a directory. https://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory
http://i18n.trac.BuddyPress.org/ was created a long time ago – BP 1.1 i guess – for translations. This was announced on this forum by Andy.
But you’re right @djpaul, the url was never populated or mentionned since, except perhaps on Codex (de profondis). Same thing for Glotpress. I worked whith it at the beginning, but was rapidly tired by copy/pasting and some bugs.
Glotpress could be usefull in a collaborative perspective, not for a one man work. It’s faster to translate offline with poEdit. Without saying that i can rapidly jump to my archives, control the final output and so on. My browser is not a office, despite look alike sometimes.
In my point of view, the above url is the best repository for mo files, with sorted versions and fast zipped download.
FYI, the i18n exist also for wordpress https://i18n.trac.wordpress.org/browser and is really used by many translators.
I also don’t know how things proceed. I translate BP in french since 2008/12 without any instruction,, except the invite to use the i18n trac for better translation access.
That said, does BP already need translation ? The pot file is the only thing you need to proceed. Because the software is very customisable, a standard translation is not very usefull, because 3/4 of the words can be customized too, to fit a unique BP project.
@karmatosed Thank you. I’ve tried going through some of the issues you’ve mentioned. Thing is I am new to wordpress/buddpress and not much experienced in JQuery either. If you could please elaborate a little bit on the scripting errors I would be grateful 
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BuddyPress doesn’t have much to do with this. WordPress requires users to be the ‘administrator’ role to delete user accounts. You could change this with a role changing plugin, by giving the appropriate capabilities directly.
Posting on the front page is a theme issue more than anything (assuming you’re talking about blog post).
Thanks for confirming I wasn’t doing anything silly.
Ticket posted: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4367
(I set it as a bug rather than enhancement, because I genuinely believe this would be a big problem anytime anyone decides the change their permalink structure.)
@shashankism the best person to help you is that plugin’s developer. You could ask the plugin developer to make it compatible with BuddyPress or post at dev’s forums http://betterwp.net/community/
JJJ says: [it was? used for] manual upkeep of translation files. Unclear if it was ever connected to GlotPress directly.
I don’t know what/how things should proceed. My guess is to migrate from that to using GlotPress, but I have no experience in this area. If you want to take a lead in working through these issues — perhaps by starting a discussion on the polyglots blog, https://make.wordpress.org/polyglots/ — that would be very helpful.
yep I confirm I retried a fresh install of wordpress with a new db; I only install BP from within the admin – no specific options during the install -I choose the default BP theme and same problem happens.
I can’t find a ticket, but I’m pretty sure it’s come up before somewhere — probably buried in the depths of trac…
Roger’s solution would be to modify Post and Page activity items to link to the ?p=… link format; those do a canonical redirect to the “real” URL, so such a change wouldn’t affect search engines.
However, we’ve finished work on BP 1.6. We’re going to put out a release candidate very very soon, so this issue would have to be considered for a future version of BuddyPress.
@dvd3141 If you can make an enhancement ticket on https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ so this isn’t forgotten about please.
Yes, the activity stream items are created at the time a post is created, so the bug is explicable. Surprised it’s not been encountered before ( @djpaul – have you noticed this previously? ).
I suspect the best solution is to store the links in the activity stream in a ‘permalink neutral’ way, and then apply a filter that ‘adds’ the current permalink structure to them when they are displayed / accessed.
Not possible. BuddyPress doesnt’ use WordPress user roles or capabilities, so I don’t think we can do this granularly at the moment.
Can anyone help me out with this ????
Hi,
The error log I posted encompasses the errors that have been generated while I was micking around with reinstalling buddypress and bbpress.
I have both bbPress and Buddypress installed currently, and I also have the Activity Streams component enabled.
However, a ticket from way back three years ago explains what I think the problem is. https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/241
If I go to my profile, and post an update on my profile, this gets saved in bp_activity. But anything new topic creation or reply on my bbPress forum, it DOES NOT get saved in that table. So it looks to me that stuff created in the BuddyPress side gets saved in bp_activity, but stuff from the bbPress side do not.
Is there any way so that user activities from bbPress gets saved to this BuddyPress table?
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I have tried deactivating all plugins apart from bbPress and BuddyPress. Also, switched to the theme that came with BuddyPress. SiteWide Activity Stream is still limited to just BuddyPress activities.
Note that I have User Groups and Discussion Forums (within Groups) DISABLED, which is how I do want it, as we want the community as simple and straighforward as possible while still enjoying the awesome features like messaging from BuddyPress
I also imagine that if I were to create Groups in BuddyPress, and then post messages in Forums of that Group, it will get posted to the Activity Stream. But I really do not want Groups.
I understand that this may very well be how the plugin was designed to work, but this is a plea for a little help now
No, where your navigation is ( most probably in header.php ), place the last code snippet i posted.
Don’t install the plugin i posted, it was simply to give you an idea of the bp member links
sorry , i didnt get it , if the plugin is activated and i paste this second code somewhere in the theme it will show that menu?
The plugin i posted was a guide line, place this somewhere within your theme: http://pastebin.com/JLjMynR0
If the user is logged in, it will show up. It is a link to the users @Mentions
unfortunately none of them worked 
WP themes which are updated to latest WP versions like Twenty Ten and Twenty Eleven plus BuddyPress’ own bp-default theme have custom menu functions you’ll find in Appearance > Menus.
Just create a link named “Community” and add whatever links you want under it.
e.g. for bp-default theme or its child theme https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/how-to-set-up-your-main-site-navigation-using-the-built-in-wordpress-menus/
@mercime, I am using the standard default template and have gone into the general settings of wordpress and checked the box for anyone to be a subscriber. Still nothing.
@hornet1968 if you’re using a WP theme, you also need to install/activate the BP Template Pack plugin and go through Appearance > BP compatibility process. We have a list of “template-packed” WP theme near the bottom of this page https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/
User levels were replaced by roles in WP 2.0, and were deprecated in 3.0 — so, checking wp_user_level and such like shouldn’t be relied on
https://codex.wordpress.org/User_Levels
hi,,
global $current_user;
get_currentuserinfo();
$userLevel = $current_user->wp_user_level;
switch ($userLevel){
//https://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities
case 0: $_SESSION = 2; break; // member
case 1: $_SESSION = 2; break; // Contributor
case 2: $_SESSION = 1; break; // author
case 3: $_SESSION = 1; break; // author
case 4: $_SESSION = 2; break;
case 5: $_SESSION = 2; break;
case 6: $_SESSION = 2; break;
case 7: $_SESSION = 2; break;
case 8: $_SESSION = 0; break;
case 9: $_SESSION = 0; break;
case 10: $_SESSION = 0; break; // admin
default: $_SESSION = 3; // guest
}
and read this https://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities
This was from a plugin I developed for a site, you should find just about everything you need in there, and if not have enough of an understanding to fill in any ones that aren’t covered: http://pastebin.com/xC1jd4vv
also check out: http://wpmu.org/daily-tip-how-to-add-all-navigation-links-to-the-buddypress-admin-bar/
and: https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/
next time wait a day, I’d say that’s the average response time, if it’s sooner, be grateful!
Are you being serious? You are asking just 1 hour later, why no-one has responded to your question?
You can’t add conditional menus / menu options via the WordPress menu settings in wp-admin.
If you want conditional menus, and those with PHP driven dynamic links (e.g. changing for the current user), you will have to code them in your header / navigation templates.
