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Hi Brajesh!
If I understand correctly, the table “wpiq_bp_mnetwork_users” should be deleted as shown in the picture HERE: “https://drive.google.com/file/d/12kPy25yFwCtxckp-La13YG1K-Po0X-Vo/view”
. . .or maybe in some other way?Please also write me if it matters what I delete first, the BuddyPress plugin or maybe the above mentioned table or the BP Multi Network plugin ??
Thank you!
M. PapezHi Brajesh!
I have a couple more questions.What exactly should be deleted with your instruction: “. . . delete ‘bp-member-type’ post type”?
The website is still under construction and not yet operational. I have already manually deleted all the “Member Types” that I created. Users/members that are created at this stage are only temporary and for testing purposes and I will delete them later. I didn’t make any posts at this stage.
Is it even necessary to execute your instruction “. . . delete ‘bp-member-type’ post type” at this stage? . . . and if “YES” please explain why?Thank you very much and best regards!
Hi!
Thank you very much for your answer.
Now you’ve surprised me a bit about the BuddyPress Multi Network plugin.
You didn’t make it very clear if it makes sense in my case to uninstall the BuddyPress Multi Network plugin.
Let me repeat that this is a multisite WP installation and BuddyPress is locally enabled on each sub-site separately, as each sub-site will be completely separate.
As stated in the instructions, the BuddyPress Multi Network plugin “separates the User base of one network from another (Each network can have different user base)” and in addition, this plugin also allows that “All networks can have their own user base, activities, groups, Profile data (xprofile fields) which can be different from other.”
So, please again your opinion about uninstalling BuddyPress Multi Network plugin.
Many thanks again.Due to a change in the BuddyPress plugin installation, I have now deleted the PMPro BuddyPress INTEGRATION plugin and then reinstalled it. Additionally, I also deactivated and reactivated the BuddyPress Member Types Pro plugin. I will go back to setting up fields, profiles and membership types. However, I’m not sure if just using the BuddyPress Member Types Pro plugin it’s even possible to set up a configuration like the one described in the initial question. I’ll let you know.
Thanks for your advice. The “BuddyPress Member Types Pro” plugin has already been installed as you suggest. Now I deactivated Buddypress from the network and enabled it only on the current sub-site. I have a question regarding this Buddypress activation change. There are certain rules for installing Buddypress and related plugins. They must be activated in a certain order.
In addition to BuddyPress, I also use plugins: * BuddyPress Multi Network (network activated); * Paid Memberships Pro; * PMPro BuddyPress INTEGRATION; * BuddyPress Member Types ProIs there anything else I should change now (maybe deactivate and reactivate) to make Buddypress work properly with the other plugins?