BuddyPress.org

1. Users join the site
Yes, whether you use BuddyPress or not.

2. Ability to upload one image and other users comment on it.
– If you post an image in blog Post/Page – members can comment on the image if you enable comments.
– If you mean upload image via BuddyPress image plugin, then you should check out the free BP media plugins .
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-album/
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/video-playlist-and-gallery-plugin/
I have only used BP Gallery (premium) and yes, you can comment on any single image, audio or video upload with this plugin.

3. Friends and Followers
Yes. Friends is default install. Followers via BuddyPress Followers plugin

4. Show recent uploads
Of images or media, right? In activity stream – not sure about the first two plugins; you have the option to show (or not) recent uploads in activity stream using BP Gallery.
In a sidebar widget or directory page – I believe all of the 3 mentioned plugins have this capability.

@cam4060

Scroll to the bottom of your WordPress sidebar where you’ll see a link labeled “Theme Settings”. Click on it, then under the “Buddypress” tab, you’ll see an option to turn the login sidebar on or off.

I believe this is to do with the changed UI of multisite admin on WP 3.1. Ask for pointers on the wordpress.org forums.

Welcome Pack hasn’t been updated in a very long time. There are technical issues around why, on multisite, even if you change the hook to network_admin_menu, the settings don’t save (WordPress bug).

I haven’t had time to update Welcome Pack since last version, and I have had other priorities. I am working on a new version, and I’d like to get out an interim release to fix the compatibility problems, but again that’s dependant on other priorities I have and how much time I can free up.

@DJPaul
So, the plugin “WELCOME PACK”, written for YOU, and not working for this reason is not well-written?
I’ve read about the solution in other forums of changing “admin_menu” to “network_admin_menu” to make reappear the plugin menu, but it’s only there. You can’t change settings.
I tried this solution changing “options.php” to “../options.php” and the error changes, WordPress says that there’s no options file.
Are you reading this?: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/welcome-pack/forum/topic/welcome-pack-not-working-after-latest-update/
@ZKWC even offered you money for the job, but you don’t give any answer.
I guess you don’t know about this change from admin_menu to network_admin_menu Or you should have told us to do it.
I’m not a programmer but I guess that you know the little change we have to do to save the settings in that options file, no?
What we have to do to get an answer from you?
Please not:
-“wait for 1.3” (that could happen in october)
-“I need money” (I need money too, but I think that offering a free plugin, and when a lot of people is using it, request for money to maintain it, it’s not a good idea. Thinkin on your reputation)
Sorry for my bad english.

Curious, did you get your username and login here at BuddyPress.org or at WordPress.org – don’t know if it makes a difference. I got mine at WordPress.org years ago and I can login to different WP/BP tracs.

Few things for posting on this forum.

When you ask for support, it would be best for you to provide as *much* information as possible to help us out. Posting just one sentence does not give us any information on anything, and would most likely diminish your chances of getting support, and it will delay solving your issue.

If you don’t say what theme your using, I am going to assume that it’s not a buddypress issue, and redirect you to the wordpress support forums: https://www.wordpress.org/support

if you are using default theme, look at the header and specify your preferences there.

`#header {
width: 960px;`

Well what you would be looking and searching for is a “Linkedin and WordPress Connection” , because Buddypress Login is actually WordPress.

It would require for you to do some searching around to see if a plugin exists. It does not look like it though at the moment.

How about instead of just going to the forums to ask a simple question, you research it first? Always research before you ask on here, because 99% of the time, the question has already been answered in the past.

Please just add comments if you’re actually adding information (signal vs. noise) to help this Forum be a better place for everyone

Hnla was giving you a hint, and elbow nudge to search on google for your answer, not be “snarky”. Sorry you couldn’t comprehend was was being given to you

From my knowledge, buddypress does not add ANY more roles to wordpress. SO, wordpress codex would be the place to go to learn about roles, and Paul Gibbs would give you the same exact answer.

He seems to be someone who should know the answers.

Boy, I could actually hear the slap in the face.