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@miskostanisic,

if you have no particular reason, it would be better that you install wordpress at the site root (example.com/)
What php and mysql version are installed on your host ?
Check also phpinfo(); and look how much php_memory_limit is attributed to your site

once activated: https://codex.buddypress.org/user/setting-up-a-new-installation/installation-wizard/

Make sure WordPress is up and running by making a post, a page, a comment and adding media via media upload. Then activate BP.

yes, i checked it. But now you did the changes, we’re sure (for the moment) that the bug is elsewhere.

If you want answers from the dev i suggest you to open a ticket on the trac with as much details as possible and a link to this discussion, too.

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/report

you can login with same credentials as here.

What would it take to make it like this: http://mysite.com/members/joebloggs/

@transmission install WordPress and BP at domain root http://example.com/ so that member’s link would look like http://example.com/members/joeblogg

In the first link you posted, either you installed WP at http://example.com/buddypress so that’s why member’s link are at http://example.com/buddypress/members/joeblogg or you made a custom menu with BuddyPress as main menu and place the Members page under BuddyPress menu

group-forums vs. site-forums: both are using “forums”

in the core, BP use the name “forums” for group forums and this is how BP manage his integrated forum part on bbpress 1.2 (from head)
in your bbpress 2.2.3 setting you use the default “forum” in base name. Change this and you will see that your forums will run correctly.
It’s a mistake to think that a simple “s” will make a difference…

See here: https://mercime.files.wordpress.com/2012/08/bp16-swforums-03.jpg?w=700
You’re now on BP 1.6.3, not on 1.5… things are changing !

Where’s WordPress installed? mysite.com/buddypress/ ?

I haven’t looked at Welcome Pack in a few months, nor tested it against the latest versions of WordPress or BuddyPress. Not seen this error before, but it’ll be a while before I investigate; Welcome Pack isn’t a high priority.

WordPress 301 Redirect: Tips and Techniques

https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/customizing/changing-internal-configuration-settings/

https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/customizing/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/

1. Any private WordPress plugin should work with bp. https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/members/
2. You can use a maintenance mode plugin but use it as a private site plugin.
3. I have a paid plugin that includes privacy settings BuddySuite

Hi disapointed,

Recent plugins are all network activable.

First of all, plugins have nothing to do with buddypress, which is itself a plugin.

on a single WP install, you “activate” plugins.
on a network install, you “activate site wide”.
By default, WP is a single install. And “network” is a WP parameter. You can install buddypress on a single WP.

Each plugin you install on the main blog is also installed to be used on the network blogs.
To give them these oportunity, you have to check the “plugins” checkbox on the network settings page
your_site/network/settings.php
If checked each blog admin can choose which plugin he want to use on his blog.

Difference between a WP plugin and a BP plugin ?
Technically, none. They work and use exactly the same principle: html, php, header infos, hooks, actions and filters.

But….

The header of a BP plugin contains a tag: buddypress
This is a crucial information for WP who knows then that the plugin should works only with BP installed.

If this tag is missing, the plugin is intended to work with WP (and maybe in some case with BP)
Another difference exist in the action, hooks and filters names, even if this is purely coding stuff and depends on programming quality and knowledge.

And that’s all !
Already disapointed ?

https://codex.wordpress.org/Writing_a_Plugin
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/plugin-development/creating-a-plugin/
About WP plugins
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/about/

thanks @chouf1,

just upgraded the plugin in repo : https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddy-bbpress-support-topic/

once the change set applied, you’ll be able to use this :
`add_filter(‘bp_bbp_st_print_support_type’, ‘dan_style_support_topic’, 10, 2);

function dan_style_support_topic( $topic_status, $support_status ) {

if( $support_status == 2 ) {
return ‘‘ . $topic_status .’‘;
} else if( $support_status == 1 ) {
return ‘‘ . $topic_status .’‘;
} else {
return $topic_status;
}

}`

@intimez Definitely a disappointment. Do you know of any plugins to accomplish this? I was unable to find any.

Or is anyone interested in a making a plugin for this?

which one you want ? 😀

http://themeforest.net/item/maximus-responsive-multipurpose-wordpress-theme/3799626
http://www.themegrade.com/maximus-theme/ *
http://www.mojo-themes.com/item/maximus-wordpress-theme/ *
* probably outdated (2010) and not optimizes for BP 1.6.3