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Hello, im using the Frisco theme.
Im using the original wordpress register instead of the buddypress one, but i have added it to a custom page.
How do i edit the create and account link so that it goes to my new register page?
Sorted it! (Probably the long way around)
For future reference, i created a new page via admin panel and changed the buddypress default register page to this one.
Doesn’t matter what page its called because i used a php redirect using header location.
HI,
I have an active buddypress site and started noticing these usernames of “dw123ycv” popping up in the username or name field. If you do a search on the web there seems to be a tonne of sites with this same username. See here:
http://www.google.com.au/search?q=dw123ycv
I’m assuming its a generic bug issue across WordPress, Buddypress or some common third party plugin. If you go to my site you’ll and go to the register link you’ll see it appear
http://www.themomentofpeace.com/register/
I did a complete content search of my site and couldn’t find this in my code although found 29 references to it in my database, most of them existing user accounts. Has anyone seen this before and have a fix for it?
Cheers
DeanMy set up: WP 3.3.1 – Directory root – BP 1.5.3.1 – Twenty Eleven Theme – bbPress 2.0.2
I followed lmburfords guidlines http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/dummys-guide-to-installing-bbpress-buddypress-and-wp
To paraphrase:
I the changed the BBPress “Forums base” name to “Forum Boards”, made a wordpress page with that permalink. And then put in the short code [bbp-forum-index]I changed the BBPress Forums base name to “Forum Boards”, then made a new wordpress page with the same permalink “Forum Boards”. So my forum would be located at mywebsite.com/forum boards. Theres still nothing there regardless of if I created new forums or topics. I created a page “Forum Boards”, and popped in the shortcode go to mywebsite.com/forumboards and its there.
I wanted to change the name “Forum Boards” so I deleted the page and changed the name in bbPress settings Forum slug to “Community” to avoid clash with Buddypress. The Forum base name is now “Forums”
When I click Forum in the Menu it goes to the home page which I don’t think should happen. However if I go to via the Dashboard I can access the Forum pages and then View them.
If I could be pointed to the php page with the offending code that would be a start I think to solving this problem I have.
Suggestions greatly appreciated! (starting to go loopy!)Buddypress 1.5.3.1
Wordpress 3.3.1
Events Manager 5.0.50I’ve worked out that if I de-activate the plug-in, my events show fine, but my members list doesn’t show. If I activate the plug-in, then the events don’t show, and the members list works. Where do I need to start looking? Or will the plug-in get updated by buddypress?
Hi!
I installed a new WordPress 3.3 and at a buddypress 1.5.3.1
In the Settings / General menu, I granted the option Anyone CAN register.
The buddypress wizard ran, created the necessary page-in the buddypress / profile fields menu, I created new fields, but new members registering in these fields should never be visible only to the four basic fields (username, e-mail, password, passworg)Do you know what someone might screw up?
welcome
ThomasTopic: bb-config.php
There is no search function in the Buddypress.org support forums I can see anywhere on the page, so apologies if this has been posted before. The search boxes at top right only search latest news.
At the top of Buddy Press > Forums, it says “The following active BuddyPress Components do not have associated WordPress Pages: Discussion Forums.” Clicking Repair does not resolve this.
In Buddy Press > Forums > Install Site Wide Forums, it says BBpress 2.0.2 is already installed.
In Buddy Press > Forums > Forums for Groups > Use Existing Installation, it asks for the location of bb-config.php, but this is not found in the site root, or anywhere in /plugins/bbpressI’d prefer to use Sitewide forums, whether it be with BBpress or native Buddypress, I don’t mind.
Do you know how to resolve this? Thanks.
Hi,
I am trying to get buddypress working with it installed in a sub directory,
ie http://www.mysite.com/wpress/
But I want it to redirect to http://www.mysite.com
I know how to do this in wordpress and server redirects and I have this working on other sites but when I install buddypress, the pages don’t seem to work. It only works if the site address is the same as the wordpress install address.
I am running WordPress version 3.3.1, buddypress Version 1.5.3.1 and bbPress version 2.0.2. I have turned on group forums.
It is a clean install so I have never had it working.
Other plugin installed is akismet.
It is running on linux server
Hello, if i could use the original wordpress registration it would solve all my problems.
It allows the user of 1 username, caps, spaces etc.
If i disable the buddpress plugin, create a user account with the wp register, and re enable the bp plugin… i can use the account i created just fine.
Any help on this?
Hello,
I made a fresh installation of WordPress (multi-site enable) and buddypress.
All is working fine in Groups, Forum, Activity.
But the is a huge problem:
I have 3 members correctly registered but appears “No members were found” in the members page and /wp-admin/network/index.php

how can i resolve this problem?
I searched the wp and buddypress forums but i can’t find help.
Thank you
Hello, if i could use the original wordpress registration it would solve all my problems.
It allows the user of 1 username, caps, spaces etc.
If i disable the buddpress plugin, create a user account with the wp register, and re enable the bp plugin… i can use the account i created just fine.
Any help on this?
the only noob way i can think of is creating another wordpress install on another directry say site.com/bp/wp
and use the same database details for both and then have the register page from bp redirect to the wordpress register…
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