Hi Graham,
Both do almost same job. One provides a modal box and another one integrates with the default registration page.

If you are using the BuddyPress Ajax registration, You don’t need the other plugin.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Tim,
You don’t need to do these.

1. Put

define( 'BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG', true );

In your bp-custom.php

2. network activate the multi network plugin

2. either network activet or site specific activate BuddyPress.

Visiting the dashboard of a site as super admin will create the tables for that site. You will need to save the pages associations again.

PS: Please make sure to take a backup of your database before doing any of these.

Hope that helps.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Graham,
Thank you for posting.

The plugin should show updates for most of our plugins. There are a few plugins which won’t work. It is due to the difference in the plugin slug and plugin folder name.

We have been trying to find and update these plugins. We will be doing a few tests and let you know in next 2 days about the problem.

Thank you
Brajesh

Thank you for confirming.

Please do go through the Bp Multi network basic setup(It needs you to enable BuddyPress Multi Blog mode etc).

In case of any issue, Please feel free to open a new topic and we will assist.

Regards
Brajesh

1. Yes, we do offer 100% refund and I will be issuing it shortly.
2. You can use the plugin to enhance the experience(If you want) but it is not needed for the task.
3. If you use Multi Network plugin, It creates different tables for each of the sub site. So, you can completely separated social network on each of your sub sites. Since you will be creating the fields/field groups per site, It allows you to have site specific registration form.

Hope that helps.