*update
I ended up reinstalling wordpress and de/reactivating bp and it seems to have done the trick.
Hi Paul
I added a test page in wordpress : it appearde automatically in the appearance -> menu as I checked the “add automatically” but still, nothing happens.
I use the BP fakename 1.2 theme ? I gonna try the default one,see if it works. 
Thanks
Hi John, thanks for your reply.
In wordpress, a page with “parent 0” appears automatically on the main menu, but here nothing happens ?
BuddyPress 1.5 uses the WordPress Navigation menus, which allow you to customize your tabs.
> If I manually install 1.5 RC1, will I be notified and be able to update normally/successfully via the dashboard when 1.5 is released?
Yes.
> Since 1.2.11 is in the works, I’m assuming 1.5 isn’t going to be released anytime soon.
Incorrect assumption 
There may well be a 1.2.11 for security reasons, as not everyone will want to (or be able to) upgrade to BP 1.5 right away.
> A bit confused why BP RC isn’t installable via the dashboard while bbpress RC is.
Usually betas and RCs are not released through the auto-update channels. bbPress 2.0 is a special case, because it’s the first version that is a WordPress plugin. So there’s no risk of someone using a stable version switching to a non-stable version.
Okay well I did just create two usernames for buddypress and tried it on the main site and sure enough it took one offline when I was not. Looks like either this is the way they wanted to function (can’t see why) or some sort of caching issue like you stated above. I created a ticket here so maybe we can get more of an official word on the matter. https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3590
This isn’t a BP issue. Sidebars are added and customized just like WordPress. There is a plugin in WordPress.org plugin repo that allows different sidebars on different pages.
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-sidebar/
> 2) I unzip and move the folder /1.5-beta-3/ to /wp-content/plugins/
BuddyPress must be wp-content/plugins/buddypress. Rename the folder (the error’s because WordPress is trying to load two copies of BuddyPress!).
Surely you could just add the user accounts into WordPress as usual (via wp-admin, if you want)? When those people log in to the site, they’ll then have the option of completing their BuddyPress profile.
@walid3 – This is a valid concern. Please post a ticket – https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/newticket/
BuddyPress currently checks if alphanumeric characters are inputted for the username during registration validation.
Unless there’s a valid reason for the alphanumeric check, it might be wise to just piggyback off of WP’s username validation functions.
Google programmatically adding link to WordPress nav it’s not a BuddyPress issue. However, it’s a needed request and I’ll post a code how to over the weekend
No, you should not be editing files at plugins/bp-template-pack/. During the BP Compatibility process, 6 folders with BP template files were transferred to your active WP theme folder in server – activity, blogs, forums, groups, members, and registration folders.
– Download above-mentioned folders from your WP theme folder in server into your computer.
– Make the revisions in the files specified in Step Three https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/
– Upload revised files to server.
– Done.
@mercime:
I am suppose to be looking for something called “networks” to create multiple networks with the plugin “WP Multi network” but I dont see this link any where under network admin….Ideas?
for refrence: wp multi network
What I have is network settings and network set up. But no “network” option
Open up activity/index.php and replace at the top:
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with
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at the bottom of activity/index.php, replace the bottom part
`
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with
`
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Note: You would also want to change header tag in activity/index.php from
`
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with your theme’s header tag for seamless look
`
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Save activity/index.php and upload to server. Then do this for the remaining 12 files as indicated in Step Three of this codex page https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/
Copied from https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/buddybar-widget/trunk/buddybar-widget.php
`<a href="”>Messages`
or
`<a href="”>Inbox`
`<a href="/sentbox”>Sent`
and so on
The blogs loop (best called the “site” loop nowadays) just iterates through your sites. You need to do regular WordPress post loops or functions to get those sites’ data. This is of course going to be awfully slow on page load, so I’d cache it somewhere, too.
Yes there is a better solution to this problem i am code savvy and i have myself invented this solution
Step:1:
The solution is copy the content all content of file wp-load.php which you will find in the root of wordpress installation directory root directory. Then create a new file rahuldev.php paste all the code in wp-load.php to rahuldev.php file plus at the end of that rahuldev.php file add this small code as below
?php
$resultrah = mysql_query(“select user_login, user_nicename from wb_users where user_login like ‘%”.$_POST.”%’ or user_nicename like ‘%”.$_POST.”%'”);
while($row = mysql_fetch_array($resultrah))
{
?>
?php echo $row;?>
?php
}
?>
replace ?php with <? php
make sure the name of the table if it is not default set during installation then that should be the name of the table as the name is in your installation
once the above code is added to the bottom of the new file then save the new file to the root of your wordpress application ie where there is wp-load.php there along with it should be our new file rahuldev.php
Step:2:
Open wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-messages/bp-messages-cssjs.php file
replace
var acfb =
jQuery(“ul.first”).autoCompletefb({urlLookup:’root_domain . str_replace( ‘index.php’, ‘/wp-load.php’, $_SERVER ) ?>’});
with
var acfb =
jQuery(“ul.first”).autoCompletefb({urlLookup:’root_domain . ‘/rahuldev.php’ ?>’});
And now enjoy my magic
Thanks
Take care
Yes there is a better solution to this problem i am code savvy and i have myself invented this solution
Step:1:
The solution is copy the content all content of file wp-load.php which you will find in the root of wordpress installation directory root directory. Then create a new file rahuldev.php paste all the code in wp-load.php to rahuldev.php file plus at the end of that rahuldev.php file add this small code as below
<?php
$resultrah = mysql_query(“select user_login, user_nicename from wb_users where user_login like ‘%”.$_POST.”%’ or user_nicename like ‘%”.$_POST.”%'”);
while($row = mysql_fetch_array($resultrah))
{
?>
<?php
}
?>
make sure the name of the table if it is not default set during installation then that should be the name of the table as the name is in your installation
once the above code is added to the bottom of the new file then save the new file to the root of your wordpress application ie where there is wp-load.php there along with it should be our new file rahuldev.php
Step:2:
Open wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-messages/bp-messages-cssjs.php file
replace
var acfb =
jQuery(“ul.first”).autoCompletefb({urlLookup:’root_domain . str_replace( ‘index.php’, ‘/wp-load.php’, $_SERVER ) ?>’});
with
var acfb =
jQuery(“ul.first”).autoCompletefb({urlLookup:’root_domain . ‘/rahuldev.php’ ?>’});
And now enjoy my magic
Take care
