Thank you Tosin.
Appreciate sharing it.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Juan,
I am sorry for the delayed reply.

We do not support the BuddyPress Multi Network over community forums. It is a bit complex plugin and takes a lot of time for us to troubleshoot the specific use case(You can see this notice on the plugin page too).

Still, Here are the steps to verify that the plugin is working:-

A. Login to phpmyadmin and check if tables are created for each site( it should have prefix like wp_n_bp_xyz) where wp_n can be replaced by some global_prefix_number.

B. If they are not created, try saving settings and recheck.

C. Check mnetwork_users table and see if it contains the blog id you are testing and the users ids are present. If yes, The plugin is working and you need to login with the user. If not, The users are not considered part of your current blog.

Now to answer your points:-

1. It means the users are not recorded as part of the sub site(please check mnetwork_users table)
2. It does not matter. You can place that in any of these 2 files.

3. It means the separate tables were created for groups correctly

In my opinion, your users were not recorded as part of the sub network.

Please try this:-

1. Add a user from wp-admin->Users->new screen on the sub site. Login as that user, Is it shwoing in the members list?

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Daniel,
Thank you for the research 🙂

We do plan to become the only platform which meets all essential needs for creating successful Communities with BuddyPress & WordPress.

We are adding it to our features list.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Tosin,
Thank you for the reply.

I am sorry, I am unable to predict anything by looking at their docs. Will suggest asking them directly about it.

PS:- Are you using any WooCommerce specific BuddyPress addon like BuddyCommerce etc?

Regards
Brajesh

Sure,

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Regards
Brajesh