Same network connection?

  • How to fix this:

    BuddyMeet and BuddyPress need to share the same network configuration.

    1. You should deactivate BuddyMeet
    2. Make sure BuddyMeet is activated at the same level than BuddyPress on the network

      3. How to activate same level?

    • This topic was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by areaano.
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  • Hi,

    what the wardning says is that buddymeet and buddypress have to be activated in the same way. Either both network activated (multisite installation) or both locally activated (local installtion in each wordpress site).

    Thanks,
    Themis

    Hi,

    I have same issue here. It used to be working fine and all of it sudden I get this message. No idea how to fix this in the backend.

    I’ve have the same problem.

    I have Buddyprees, S2Member and BuddyMeet.

    I deactivated them all when searching and fixing another plugin conflict, but now that I simply re-active them (in any order) I get the warning that buddymeet and buddypress are not on the same network configuration.

    The plugins are both installed in the same WP-content folder and its not a multi site.

    I’ve even deleted BuddyMeet and reloaded a fresh set of files.

    I still get the same warning. Any suggestions?

    I’ve also checked the buddymeet.php file and its shows the plugin has checked, and both are on the same network, and yet there is the different networks error.

    And I have tried toggling all these attributes with no success.

    public static function config_check() {
    /**
    * blog_status : true if your plugin is activated on the same blog
    * network_active : true when your plugin is activated on the network
    * network_status : BuddyPress & your plugin share the same network status
    */
    self::$bp_config = array(
    ‘blog_status’ => false,
    ‘network_active’ => false,
    ‘network_status’ => true,
    ‘network_admin’ => false
    );

    I solved this temporarily.

    I just edited the buddymeet.php file.

    6 instances where ‘network_status” needed to be checked and in a couple of cases switched to “true” and one instance of status = 1 needing to be changed to = 0.

    I’ll be interested to see what happens with updates but its working for now and only takes 2-3 minutes.

    If anyone comes up with a permanent solution please post.

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